Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-03-24

Bulk olives at He;smann's.

point is Ut d very nlRu SldSS
The Club House canned peas and
corn are delicious. At Heismann's, All
Main street.
John Watzek has sold dwelling
and ore acre of land in the Fifth ward
to Fred Schoechert for $500.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s Minnesota
Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only ST. a sack.
The Republican caucus for the
Fifth ward Friday evening will be
held at the William Tell house.
-Achtenhagen & Heilman have a
full line of mems and boys suits, in
the best of material and make up.
w. G.. Stone has let the contract
for hot water heating apparatus in
his residence to Otto Biefeld & Co.
Try Globe Milling Co.'S New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
home patronage. Ask your grocer
for it.
Last Saturday afternoon Miss Edna
Chadwick pleasantly entertained a
party of her young friends at her
home, SIG West street.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church will give tea party at the
church parlors to morrow Thursday
evening. All are cordially invited.
The beet sugar factory at Menomi-
nee Falls began operations Monday.
The committee of the Watertown
Farmers club now have an opportuni-
ty to visit it.
ALBERT Fuermann, the former
president of the A. Fuermann Brewing
company, has resigned mis- position as
agent for the business under Assignee
William H. Woodland. He is succeeded
by Henry Fuermann.
We notice that our old friend,
Jumbo" Keel, now of Waterloo, is
getting along nicely. He has purchased
a lot there and is erecting a substanti-
al residence. We suppose he is al
ready numbered among WaterloO's
prominent citizens.
Hon. Ulrich Habhegger, ex-couuty
treasurer, is being urged to become the
Democratic candidate for mayor Of
Watertown this spring. 1t is said that
the two wings of the party could unite
on Mr.. Habhegger and his election
would be sure.-Junedu Independent
William J. Bethke has resigned
his position in the music house of w.
F. Trachte and will open studio for
instructions in music at 307 North
Eighth street. He will also organize
classes at Oconomowoc. Mr. Bethke is
as capable instructor.
Fire at Reeseville early Monday
morning destroyed the brick double
store building owned by G. Schumacher.
A portion of the building was occupied
Is saloon, and DIR. John Corbett was
also located in it. The loss on the
building was So. 800, covered by insur-
ance; DR.. Corbett's loss was about
500.
Next Sunday morning the discus
sion on Faith VS. Reason" will be
COL tinued at the Congregational
church. The question will be consid-
cred historically, what it has meant in
the past and what it means now. In
the evening the pastor will speak on
christianity and Business" to which
the business men and clerks are espec-
tally invited.
"A prime factor in the prosperity
of farmers IN Wisconsin nowadays is
the cheese factories and creameries,
there being l, 571 Of the former and 951
of the latter. Dodge county is one of
the leading ones in the state in this re-
spect, containing 80 creameries and 1874
in the state in the quantity of butter
produced, and is third in the quantity
of cheese.
The following real estate transfers
were recently recorded:
City of Watertown-Lot 10, blk %,
Third ward, Martin ColIigan, executor,
to l. Porter and wife. for ST ,075.
City of Watertown-Lot s. blk "a, or
plat, eide, Mary Jane Whitcher to
Elizabeth Jane Whitcher. for 81.
City of Watertown-Out lot 4, Fourth
ward, except l acre, Peter V. Brown to
Gottfr1ed Kohlmeier. for $3.50.
WatertOwn-N J sw +, sec II, 20
acres, Albert Kruger to Peter West,
for So, 500.
ALI indications are that spring is
here. The almanac marks the Z1st of
March as the beginning Of spring and
it evidently arrived on time. Robins
and blue birds have been seen the
past few days, and the irrepressi-
BILE hand-organ has been beard on the
streets. Monday the weather was de-
lightfully mild, making one feel like
discarding his winter clothes. The
frost seems to be out of the ground, or
nearly so, as is proven by the disap-
nearance of the DOOls of wafer