Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-02-16

"A daughter was born to Herman
bbratz and wife yesterday.
For stable bedding use baled shaw
Is. For sale by j. Weber & Son.
C. E. Heyn has opened a branch
kerry and confectionery at III Third
'eet.
The next meet ne of the State
ard of Pharmacy will be held in this
y, April 20.
Chamberlain remedies for
ughs. colds, rheumatism, cholera,
:, at Polzin's drug store.
Big Joe, Jersey Lily, Hard to Beat,
lite Daisy, Queen and Best Family
lrs, at Becker & Thauer's.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
ute Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
ne patronage. Ask your grocer
it.
The barber shop of G. Neumann
now located at POP West Main
eet, several doors east of its former
alton.
M. Schebelak has purchased the
frame dwelling Of DR.. E. Goeld
and is removing it TO a site on
cen street.
J. F. Dabareiner, of Jefferson,
K first prize on print butter at the
tie Dairymen's convention at Mani
Oc last week.
Will Schultz the obliging clerk
9amm's drug store, was last week
nted a second grade certificate by
State Board of Pharmacy.
At the Epworth League district
y at Columbus last week paper
Christ the Example was given
Miss Lula Flaker. of this city.
-Gamm's drug store, next to post
;e. Headquarters for pure drugs
medicines. A large assortment
ne perfumes. Prescriptions care
y prepared.
Don't fail to attend the annual
squerade ball given by the Water
n Turn verein, Saturday, February
Grand scenic productions and
sic which everybody will appre-
je. See bills.
Following are the officers of the
&c Dairymen's association Ell 4cted
the annual meeting last week.
sident, Il. G. Taylor, Orfordville;
'etary, O. w. Burchard, Fort At
son; treasurer, H. K. LOOMS.
Kirk johnson, former manager of
local telephone exchange, has re-
ed his position as telephone man
at Naukesha and will go to the
ldike in the spring, in company
Chesley Vreeland. They intend
instruct telephones there.
Two divorces were granted by
re Barney in the Dodge county
last week. One was to DIR. S.
'ench, of Fox Lake, from his wife
!. They formerly resided at
erloo. The other was to George
,eahm, town of Fox Lake far
from his wife Emiline.
Mss Maud Sheldon and Page
lex, both well-knOwn young peo-
this city, were married last
ay at Merton. Friends offer con-
lations. -Oconomowoc Republic
groom is a son OF our residents,
nd Mrs. Joseph Burdick
N emery wheel in operation at
mop of Otto Biefeld & Co. last
,esday afternoon burst and a
of it struck one of the workmen,
levers, over the eye, intiicting a
IL, but not dangerous, wound.
he young man been struck a
lower he would probably have
j eye.
le Waterloo Journal has this
concerning a fornea resident Of
town: H. H. Drew has re-
notice through his patent
leys that a patent will soon be
I'd him on his improvement to
ed carriers The idea is a val
one and will no doubt be remun-
e to the inventor"
ur new postmaster, George j.
It, took possession of the office
onday and appointed the follow
taft: ". S. ki~pert, assistant
aster; Miss Martha Meyer, chief
George f. BullWinkel and f. P.
It, clerks. sir kispert will en-
t. to conduct the Office to the
tction Of its patrons and give the
ie very oeoJ service possible.
iOn Record.