Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-05-26
G. H. Stanch6eld. of Fond du Lac.

! e. II. StanChheld, of Fond du Lac,
qualified as city engineer yesterday.
The Young Peoples club of Rich
wood gave a dance in Cleveland hall
Thursday night.
The residence of Mrs. Frances
Duffy at 203 Fourth street is being re-
modelled and enlarged.
"A 12-pound boy baby arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Stangler,
814 North Second street. Monday.
Bear in mind that we carry the
largest and most complete hat and cap
stock in the city, at prices that please
A. QUENTMEEER.
III Main St. Tailor and Halter.
When you want any lumber, win.
dows, doors, cedar posts, No. white
pine sidewalk lumber, hardwoo floor
ing or anything in the lumber line, call
on Birmingham & Hixon, Phone 10,
609 Main street. If
The cost of a bottle of DR.. Anglick er 8
New Collie Cure is but trife compared
with the loss of valuable horse. One
SOC bottle will cure any case of fatulent
or spasmodic colic.-For sale at John
Molzahn's drug store.
The remains of the 13-year-old son
of Rev. A. Bender, of Milwaukee
were brought here Friday and in
tered beside those of his mother
Rev. Mr.. Bender is graduate of the
Northwestern university.
Among the juross drawn for the
June term of the Dodge county court
are: Felix Kiefer, A. c. Becker. ely
man; Ernst Kruger, Emmett; A. Kett-
ner, E. Nehls, Hustis ord; John Metz
ger, Lebanon; Daniel Hickey, Shields;
G. Otto, Watertown.
Yesterday before Court Commits
sioner Hahn the deposition of W. 6.
Cody was taken in the suit begun
against him by Adeline Salick. Attor-
neYs g. W. Bird and w. Spooner, of
Madison, represented the plaintiff and
defendant, respectively.
The Phoenix Fire company has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: E. J. Stacy, foreman /;
Joseph Kress, assistant foreman; Ar
mold Kali, hose captain; John Dillon,
assistant hose captain; John Chapman,
secretary; G. E. Gloger, treasurer.
The subject of the sermon at the
Methodist church Sunday morning will
be Getting Out Into the Deep" In
the evening union service of patri-
otto character will be held, when ad-
dresses will be delivered by the pastor
of the church and the Rev. G G. Weiss
Young men are especially invited to
| attend.
Friday morning soft felt hat was
found floating in the river near Bough.
toms bridge by some fishermen. Ii
was at first thought to furnish a clue
to the whereabouts of Charles Wiese-
Ike, the missing cigar manufacturer
as Mrs. Wieseke claimed that the hal
was very much like the one her bus.
band wore when he last left home
although she could not positively
identify it. In consequence Chief Of
Police Block had the river dragged
and the banks paroled in search of the
body of a drowned person, but with
no success.
The Milwaukee Sentinel chronicles
the rise of a former Watertown young
man as follows: sc. H. Willis, o.
GAINESVILLE, has been appointed man
ager of the four telephone exchanges
of the Wisconsin Telephone company
in this city. AS such he will have en-
tire charge of the operating of the
exchanges and will have his Office al
424 Broadway. Mr.. Willis has beer
connected with the company for six
teen years and is we'll known in Mil
waukee. He was formerly an inspector
of lines here, but six years ago wal
transferred to GAINESVILLE as the man
aeer of the exchange there. At tina
time there were 123 phones in tina
city, while at present they numbel
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