Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-11-09
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1921
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The Glover club will meet Thurs
day evening at the home of Miss
Mabel Schnitzler.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s Minnesota
Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only $1.lO a sack.
Thursday evening Charles H.
Gardner made an address at a Demo-
cratic meeting at Columbus.
The Sacred Heart college foot
ball eleven go to Waukesha Saturday
to play the Carroll college team.
Big reduction in price of stone
ware. Jugs, all sizes, only 6 cents per
gallon at Aug. Gamm's, 400 Main
street.
"A married folks dance will be
given by the ladies of the Turner So
ciety at their opera house tomorrow
evening.
The Watertown drum corps and
a delegation of citizens attended the
Republican rally Monday night at
Waukesha.
Attorney : General Mylrea ad-
dressed the voters of Ixonia Saturday
night at a Republican meeting held in
Gullickson's hall.
The Edward j. Fraudulent COM
pany is adding another story to its
factory on First street, making four
stories and basement.
DR.. J. w. Quinn will be in his
Office at Waterfowl every Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday here
after. Eyes tested free.
Rocky Mountain Tea is active,
positive, never n~auseates or upsets the
stomach. Cleans and purifes the
whole system. 80 cents. G. A. Gamm.
A Republican rally was held Sat-
urday evening at johnson Creek.
Mavor W. G. Leitsch, of Columbus,
spoke in English and Gustav Kuester-
mann, of Green Bay, in German.
List oil unclaimed letters remain
ING in the postoffice November 9:
1Graslvn. Fannie Mrs, Schmidt, Armonat
Meade. Frank Schroeder. Christ
Monona Lumber Co. Williams, E..
w. T. GRUETZMACHER, Z. M.
Saturday evening the Northwest
ern university band serenaded Private
Gus Marquart at his home. Thereaf-
ter refreshments were served to the
assembled company and a good time
enjoyed.
Parties have stolen our labels,
lyle of package, and tell the sick
hat Cur tea is just like Rocky
fountain Tea. They would ruin your
lealth for a little added profit. Be
gare! G.. A. Gamm.
The remains Of Mrs. Henry Mar
uart, who died the I'd inst. at her
ONE in the town of Shields, were
Fought to the city Friday afternoon
nd inferred in Oak Hill cemetery.
fer age was SO years.
Miss Mayme Schwieger vas given
pleasant surprise Saturday evening
Y a large number of her girl friends
no gathered at her home on Clyman
rect and made merry with games.
ancing and music. Luncheon was
3rved at the close.
Friday last fire destroyed a barr
n the farm of G. COogan, town O.
lilford, the origin, it, is supposed,
eng a spark from'a threshing engine
hich was al work threshing clover
4ed. Some hay and seed were also
urned. The property was insured
Archie Wurtzler, who has served
,veral years as delivery clerk in the
ostofice, has resigned and his place
being temporarily filled by Edward
naak. In time the civil service com.
ission will appoint a successor from
nong those who have passed the re
hired examination here. Mr.. Wurtz-
r has a business engagement al
)hnson Creek.
The property of 2. j. Burke OF
alter street and a forty-acre farm
5longing to him in the town OF
mmet were sold Friday to Johr
hauer and Theodore P. Hemmy, OIL
lneau, the consideration BEING
$1,000. The farm went in at 800
sr acre. The purchasers made the
9al on speculation and will either
mt or sell the property.