Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-09-07
HOME MATTERS.

Monday B. w. Smith sprained
ankle, which will incapacitate
i for a time.
The BARRIERS and cigarmakers will
ball at Washington park next
day afternoon.
Twin babies-a boy and girl
e born Friday to Gottlieb Krebs
wife, town of Lebanon.
r. P. Koenig & Co.'s minnesota
zen" is the best. Ask your grocer
it. Only $1.15 a sack.
DIR. j. w. Quinn will be in his
e at Watertown every Friday and
Irday hereafter. Eyes tested free.
An eel measuring four feet in
9Th was caught in the river near
tn Second street bridge Friday by
Diekhoff, Sr.
Some people live by their wits,
the majority of mankind live by
.ng Rocky Mountain Tea. 80 cents
!. Chas. A. Gamm.
Bargains in secondhand square
upright pianos. For sale or to
;. w. D. SPRoEssER Co.,
213 Main street.
Robert F. Ziegelmann, OF Con-
[, was married last Wednesday
ling to Miss Carrie Wood, daugh-
If Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. Wood,
,cOnOmowoc.
1t makes no difference how many
icines have failed to cure you.
lie there's life there's hope, and
KY Mountain Tea will make you
Chas. A. Gamm.
The public schools opened Mon
with full attendance in all the
.es except the first. Parents
have children that are to start
/ schooling this year should send
/ now.
Services memorial to the late Mrs.
tina Nichols were held at the Con-
sational church last Sunday morn
In the death Of Mrs. Nichols
church loses one Of its most devout
influential members.
Herman Schoechert, son of Julius
oechert, of the Fifth ward, was
ed in marriage here last Wednes-
evening to Miss Mary Schuetz, of
ippun. The bride is a sister of
townsman, Joseph Schuetz.
An odd continuance - a. stone
ING machine-was seen here last
(. It is owned by R. and A.
,lffer and is employed in clearing
farms. j Stone weighing as much
N tons can be lifted out of the
4.
The Adams, American and United
IS express companies, at con-
ace in Chicago Friday, decided to
the one cent war tax required on
ess package receipts, instead OF
acting the same from the consign-
The companies here, however,
still pursuing the old order of
s.
The open season for game be-
IN the 1st inst, since when our
Nimrods have been out in con-
able force in quest of the feathery
). Notwithstanding the unfavor-
hot weather, very fair success
,een enjoyed and birds are re-
ID in this vicinity in unusual
dance
The following from The White
Register refers to the youngest
fRev. DR.. johnson, former rector
). Paul's church: '.Arthur Y.
son and wife have accepted posi-
with the William Owen Ora
company, which opens the sea-
nth a three nights stand at the
house in KenOsha. y
We are pleased to note. that on
day, September Is, DR.. Secrist,
5ell-known and skilled specialist,
resume his regular monthly visits
n city. The doctor has wide
5ation and an extensive pracJice
r community and to all who are
ed of medical aid he offers con-
ton free of charge at the Com
ial hotel on that date.
Cast-iron catch basins Of newly
owed pattern are being placed
i Main street from First to Fifth.
basins work with a trap and
We surface water from two direc-
When there is no flow of water
rap remains closed, thereby pre-
ing sewer gas or other disagree
doors from escaping. The catch
Is were ordered by the board of
c works.