Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-11-03

"A young son Is new arrival dG
the home of Otto Biefeld and wife.
Regular services will be conduct
ed at the Congregational church next
Sunday by the pastor.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'S minnesota
Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only 81 40 a sack.
The annual ball of the Anchor
Hose company takes place Saturday
evening at Turner Opera house.
Fifteen hundred bushels of pota-
toes have been purchased from a
Wyocena grower by P. j. Euper for
the local trade.
PERFUMES! PERFUMES! PERFUMES!
The latest odors at Gamm's drug store,
next to postoffice. Physicians pre-
scriptions speciality.
Murphy & Dobbratz last week
purchased the paint and glazing stock
of A. g. Keinberger, of Oconomowoc,
at assignee's sale. 1t was inventoried
at 1868.
-Thompson's Comedians showed
at Concordia Opera house Saturday
and Sunday evenings to large houses.
Their entertainments are on the spe-
cialty order and contain some good
features.
You will have something to regret
if you buy your cloak before you see
the banner line Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, November 4, and 6, at
Emil Seibel's Mammoth Dry Goods and
Clothing House.
Everyone desires to keep in
formed on Yukon, the Klondyke and
Alaskan gold fields. Send 10 cents
for large Compendium of vast inform
alton and big color map to Hamilton
Publishing Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
The largest Cloak Sale of the sea-
son. All new and fashionable goods,
which will be sold at LOWER PRICES
than those offered with discounts,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, No
vember 4, 5 and 6, at Emil Seibel's
Mammoth Dry Goods and Clothing
House.
David Fleming will be married
next month to one of Dodge county's
most beautiful young ladies. Such at
least is our information. Mr.. Elem
ing was little bashful in acknowledge
ing the fact, and we could not induce
him to give the lady's name.-Juneau
Telephone.
Thursday last Sheriff Labuwi
seized thirty-siX head of horses from
the farm of Malachi and John Howard,
west of the city, on writ of attach
ment issued to James Howard, of
Redwood, who has a claim of nearly
5000 against his uncles. The horses
are now awaiting sale at the farm Of
John Thauer, in Emmett.
&C. NJ. Smith, of Watertown, of
the firm of Smith & Weber, Has in
GAINESVILLE Wednesday in the interest
of their wholesale candy house. Mr.,
Smith is well and favorably known
here, having at one time been the
head candy maker at Spivak's. We
bespeak for Mr.. Smith d large trade
in our city. GAINESVILLE Republican.
The trouble between Drs. Mount
and Hess, of johnson Creek, has been
settled by the latter paying the former
the sum of $3.50. Some time ago DR..
Hess sold his practice at the Creek to
DIR. Mount for $500, it being a part OF
the agreement that DR.. Hess should
remain away for certain length OF
time. He lately returned and resumed
practice, however, SO DR.. Mount
secured an injunction from the courts
restraining him from practicing. The
outcome is the settlement as above
stated.
The testimonial concert at Col
umbus last evening in honor of Miss
Clara Williams, the gifted singer, was
! largely attended, the Auditorium being
! filed by an enthusiastic audience.
Miss Williams, after taking part in
another concert at Chicago, will re-
I turn to London to resume her studies
and will then go to Paris to finish.
Among those present were Mr.. and
and Mrs. Edward j. Brandt, M. IL.
I Gaebler and j. w. Moore, of this city.
Mr.. Brandt rendered two numbers,
] the second being in response to an en-
core. The entertainment Melted Miss