Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-11-17


church meets tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs. II. Kuehn.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s minnesota
Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only 81 40 d sack.
A private dancing party was
given Sunday evening at Turner Opera
house by the Turner society.
Saturday afternoon the First ward
football eleven was defeated by the
ssKlondikes'' by a score of Is to 6.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
home patronage. Ask your grocer
for it.
"A pleasant surprise party was
held Saturday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Creuz, 700 North
Fourth street.
The bi-weekly meeting Of the
Euterpe club was held Saturday after
noon at the home Of the president,
Mrs. Edward Rack.
Mrs. Auguste Martini, who re-
sides near this city, has been granted
a divorce by Judge Bennett from her
husband, who deserted her some years
ago.
The Girls Glee club Of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin has been reOrgan-
lied for the present season. One of
the first altos is Miss Agnes Chapman,
of this city.
The new interchangeable mileage
tickets were placed on sale in this city
Monday The purchaser gets net
rate of two cents per mile and the
tickets are good on all lines of the
Western Passenger association.
On Tuesday, November 80, at 10
A. NJ, Rev. H. j. Mueller will sell at
public auction a quantity of personal
property at his home in the town Of
Lebanon, near the County Line cheese
factory. William Krubsack will be the
auctiOneer.
Hugh n Norman, of Rome, son Of our
former townsman, Joshua Norman,
has sold his farm and will dispose of
his stock and other personal effects at
auction November 20. He intends
removing to Lake Crystal, Mimi,
where his parents and two brothers
now reside.
A representative of the Pope
Manufacturing company was in town
yesterday showing the Columbia
chainless bicycle TO the trade. Wheel
men generally are interested in this
new invention and the wheel was care
fully examined. 1t is expected to be
much used next season.
Charles Kube. a farmer and an
old resident of the town of Shields,
had his leg broken last Thursday
while walking on the highway. He
accidently stepped on a small stone
and wrenched his leg, causing the
break. Philip Kiefer found him on
| the roadside few hours later. Jul
neau Independent.
! Eliza Boltz VS.. the town of Sulli-
van, an action to recover damages for
alleged injuries received on a defective
highway, was tried in the circuit
court last week, r. B. kirkland and
w. III. Rogers appearing for the plain
tiff and Harlow Pease for the defend
ant. A verdict of $500 damages for
the plaintiff was returned.
! -Madison's somewhat dilapidateG
federal building the postoffice an6
court house-is to take on improve
ments, the order for the same having
been sent out by Lyman j. Gage, secre
tary of the treasury, at Washington
;, d. c., and Internal Revenue Collector
M F. Blumenfeld, custodian of the
building, who is greatly pleased ovel
the matter, says the Improvement
Just allowed will cost about SIS, 000.-
Madison Journal.
i Recent real estate transfers have
been recorded as follows:
CITY OF WATERTowN-Lot !, blk 8, Universe
ty add, VIM. Boettcher to VIM. Gerfn, TO
Lots 9, 10, II and IL, blk Is, L. R. Cady's add
Eliza G. and Oscar A. Cole to William Boet'
cher, for $500.
Lots Is and IA, blk l, T. Prentiss' add, Gusta
Hahn to Julius Ziebell, for $1,000.
Lots and 4, blk To- First ward, L. R. Cady'
, add, Mary E. GiIle to Robert 81. and Alvin
Brennecke, for 81 700.
Part of blk so, Second ward, G. B. & Co. S plat
Alphons Kehr to Dorothea Kehr, for 81.
:. Town OF WATERTowN-E 1-6 of sw fri a n
fri Il, sec "a Elizabeth Wurtzler ct al to ia
Perry, for $751;
Twenty acres in e Il, sec "a, Jay Perry t.
Christian Henning, for 81 300.