Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-03-31

Have you tried our teas and cof'
fees? We can please you. At Heis-
mann's.
"A large cake Of ice going over the
dam Thursday carried away the fish
way on the east side.
Look at the new capes and dress
skirts just received at Achtenhagen &
Heilman's. They are beauties.
The Euterpe club held it's BIZ
weekly meeting Saturday afternoon
with Mrs Foster at the Episcopal rec
tory,
The rooms over John Molzahn's
drug store are being fitted up for an
office to be occupied by DIR. J. Henry
Frank.
William Baumann died Monday
morning at bis home, 112 North Sixth
street, aged 70 years. His funeral oc-
ours this afternoon.
Theodore Huber was re elected
treasurer of the Wisconsin Retail Lum-
Der Dealers association at it's meeting
in Milwaukee last week.
The Juneau Telephone says that
ex-County Clerk Robert Irving has
leased his residence at Juneau and will
remove to this city about May l.
Legitimate clothing will be offered
at lower prices than the called
"smoked" goods. At Liebermann's,
203 Main street, beginning April 10.
Ray Perry and Miss Josie Nutting,
well-known and popular young people
of tue town of Pennington, were mar
ried on March Is by Rev @. c.. Weiss.
The cost Ola bottle of DR.. Angick er's
New Collie Cure is but a trif1e compared
with the loss of valuable horse. One
SOC bottle will cure any case of f1atulent
or spasmodic Collector sale at job n
Molzahn's drug store.
Manager Blumenfeld, of the Con-
cordia Opera house, has engaged Henry
Peters as a special policeman and
hereafter at entertainments in that
theatre an effort will be made to main
tain better order and decorum.
"A portion of the mill dam across
the Crawfish river at Danville, Dodge
county, was swept away last Thursday,
owing to the high water. The structure
had been eaten by muskrats. This
leakage has resulted in pretty general
of the low lands near
Redwood and Hubbleton.
While enteriLg the residence of her
son, DR.. w. F. Whyte, Friday evening
last, Mrs. Margaret Whyte had the
misfortune to fall on the steps, sus-
tanning fracture to her left hip. Con-
sidering her advanced age the injury
is very serious one and Mrs. Whyte's
many friends are panied to learn of it.
Our former townsman, Nelson w.
Pierce. for several years past agent of
the Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway at Madison. has been promoted
to the position of third assistant gen.
eral freight agent Of the road, as the
successor of the late j. G. Heitbahn.
This is quite jump for Mr.. Pierce and
means a large increase in salary.
The pulpit Of the NJ E. church was
occupied Sunday by Rev A. H. Chase.
a colored missionary of the Free Will
Baptists formerly working in South
Africa, but at present residing with
his family at Whitewater. He will
preach this evening at the Congrega-
tional church. Rev Mr.. Chase's visit
here is in the interest of his foreign
work. He returns to Africa next fall
-Oconomowoc has quite a wonder
full bit of humanity, which is thus al
luded to by The Republican,: ''The
little fve-months- old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Wigginton, who at her
birth weighed only p pounds and was
so small that finger ring would easily
slip over her hand, is healthy and
when weighed the other day tipped
the scales at pounds. Her foot at
present is 2 inches long and 3 of an
inch wide''
DIR. r. j. Wenker has favored us
with copy Of the announcement of the
class of '97 of the Milwaukee Medical
college and School of Dentistry, the
exercises Of which occurred
at the Pabst theatre last evening. DR..
Wenker is one of the dental faculty of
the institution. Among the list of
dental graduates we notice the names
of John n. Wigginton and Walter G. |
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