Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-01-20
HOME MATTERS.

( The Cardinal Newman Reading
circle meets tonight at the home OF
Mrs. Edward j. Brandt.
Green maple wood for sale by
Joseph Reinehr, 1O4 South Second
street, at S4.75 per cord.
Senator Solliday has been assigned
to the senate committees on military
affairs, state affairs and public health.
Try Globe Milling Co.'S New
White Daisy. Gotten mp expressly for
home patronage. Ask your grocer
for it.
The second quarterly conference
is to be held at the Methodist church,
Saturday evening at O'Clock, to be
followed by lecture.
In the circuit court at Waukesha
Monday the case of Adeline Salick
VS.. William g. Cody was set for hear
ing Friday by Judge Dick.
E. d. Stack is soliciting subscrip
tions to W. J. Bryan's book. "The
First Battle" The work treats of the
memorable presidential campaign just
passed.
"A new cheese factory has been
erected BY Thomas Steele on his farm
in Ashippun. The E. Kunert Manu-
featuring company is putting In the
machinery.
One bottle of DIR. Anglicker's New
Col1c Cure will cure any case OF horse
collie. Every farmer or hOrsema
should have at least one bottle on hand
at all times. For sale by John Molzahn.
A flying squirrel was shot by Ted
Kramp while hunting near Hahn's lake
last Thursday. The animal is rarity
in this vicinity. It's body is so COM
posed that the skin can be stretched
IN the form of wings.
A company of little folks was
pleasantly entertained at the home OF
Mr., and Mrs Ferd. Schmutzler. 1l5
Washington street, Friday evening,
their little daughter. Lydia. being the
hostess. Various games were much
enjoyed.
&c, S. Hawey is about to retire
from the piano and organ business, the
W. w Kimball company. of Chicago,
being engaged In closing out the IN
struments in stock Mr.. Hawley. we
understand, will remove to California,
owing to illhealth.
y esterday afternoon Frederick
Prey, a teamster employed by the A.
Fuermann Brewing company, fell from
a load of baled hay in the barn-yard
and was rendered unconscious. He
was taken to his home and received
medical attention. No serious results.
Some twenty couples of young
people participated in the dancing
social given Friday evening at Concor
dia Opera house by Paul Thorn, and a
pleasant affair is reported by all. Il
is the intention to continue these
sccials weekly until series of six il
completed.
"A children's costume party and
concert has been arranged by Prof
Hensler, of Milwaukee, and the Wat
ertown Turn Verein for Sunday after
noon, January a, at Turner Opera
house. Music by Prof. Hensler's juve
nile band Admission. children, II
cents; adults, % cents Ball in the
evening, Everybody invited.
The 1920 A. NJ. Northwestern
passenger was two hours late in alrlv
ing here Monday, owing to a head enc
collision of that train and the north
bound passenger leaving here at 500
which occurred at Chester. Fred Moul
ton, assistant superintendent of the
road, was the only passenger on eithe
train VINO met WITH any serious INJURY
j. T. Moak has received the ap
pointment of postmaster of the assem-
bly, at Madison, to serve during the
session Of the legislature. The position
pays a fat salary and Mr.. Moak's
friends here and elsew here are pleased
to note his success. His long service
as postmaster of this city insures the
assemblymen the utmost efficiency il
the discharge Of his duties.
DIR. Boucher, the Chicago special
list, will make his usual monthly visi
to this city, Wednesday, January q
No charge for examination and advice
The doctor has special medicine
which he uses in making those wonder
y full cures in diseases that are usually
considered incurtble, such as epilepsy
diabetes Consumption in first stages)
and many other chronic ailments. DR.
Boucher will be at the Commercial
hotel, Wednesday, January 81, one
day only.