Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-12-14
Penny photo gallery over Polzin's.


pointed postmaster of Sumner, Jeffer-
son county.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
home patronage. Ask your grocer
for it.
There was but small attendance
at the monthly fair yesterday and
business was consequently not what
the merchants had looked for.
Before buying a table lamp get
prices at August Gamm's, 400 Main
street You will be surprised at the
LARGE ASSORTMENT and LOW PRICES.
The members of The Girls
club went to johnson Creek last
Wednesday evening and were pleas
antly entertained by Miss Eugene
Shasky.
The cut glass, bric-a-brac. art
goods, statuary and fine leather goods
shown by the w. D. Sproesser COM
pany will be found up-to-date both as
to price and style. 11w3
William H. Woodland, president;
George G. Lewis, vice-president; G.
| L. Martinsen. secretary, and j. +.
Prentiss, treasurer, are the new Off
| GERS of the Iroquois club, chosen at
| the semi-annual election last evening.
--Sheriff-elect Jaehnke announces
the following appointments: Under
| clo nd NIL JTiT al
deputy sheriffs, Frank Pfaller, Jeffer-
son; George Hicks, Sullivan; Fred
Boldt, Fort Atkinson; William Krebs,
Watertown.
Should our silver novelty cata-
logue not have reached you by this
time, YOU will kindly excuse US, as no
discourtesy was intended; the printer
having sent US by mistake only 200 in
place of 1000.
W. D. SPRoEssER Co.
In commemoration of their thir-
tieth wedding anniversary, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Jones, 107 Market street,
were rendered surprise Friday after
noon by a party of neighbors and
friends Luncheon was served and
pleasant time passed in social inter-
| course.
Judge Grimm now owns one of the
| best flowing wells in the county. He
is down SIT feet, and the well throws
| $50 gallons a minute. In a y inch
pipe the well will throw six feet into
the air, and will carry in the pipe to p
feet above ground. It is the strongest
head in the city. Banner.
Mrs. Adam Kispert died Sunday at
her home in Jefferson, aged sc years,
| She was the mother of Postmaster
| George J. Kispert, her other children
being Frank P. Kispert, w. S. Kispert,
Mrs. G. L. Smith and Mrs. Edward
| Mueller, all of Jefferson. Deceased
was a native of Bavaria and came to
Jefferson in 1919.
Edward j. Henning, graduate
of the state university, was married
in Milwaukee Wednesday evening to
Miss Eugenia Husting, Of that city.
| Mr.. Henning was private secretary to
| Congressman Sauerhering for some
time, but began the practice of law in
Milwaukee a few months ago. His
friends in Watertown extend con-
! gratulations.
Mayor Mulberger is in receipt of
an invitation for himself and the al
dermen 10 attend the meeting to be
held at Madison to-day to permanent
ly organize the League of Wisconsin
Municipalities, the preliminaries of
which we're had last June. The COM
mitiee on drafting a constitution will
report to-day and other important
matters are to be considered.
Emil Henning, the Watertown
saloonkeeper arrested last week
for using abusive language towards
Henry Neitzel, of Lebanon, had his
trial before Justice End last Tuesday
and was found guilty, but Immediately
took an appeal to the circuit court.
Mr.. Lueck represented the state and
Major Gardner, Of Watertown, looked
after the interests of Henning. -Ju.
neau Independent.
Nice fresh Xmas holly, mistletoe,
AldDdLnd SLll1dA, UOQu green, Wf0dG1l'
ing for church and home decorations
can.now be had at Mrs. L. Lotzs. She
will also have a nice assortment oil
cut flowers, blooming plants, palms,
ferns, ETC., suitable for holiday gifts,
at her greenhouses, Up North Second
street. Telephone, 96-3 rings. Oper
Sundays. Orders may be left al
Stallman's, where they will also re-
ceive prompt attention.
The annual meeting of Log camp
No. 401. M. w. A., was held last Fri
day evening and the following officer;
elected: Y. c., II. G. Doschadis; W
A., Joseph Gorney; clerk, W. G. Stein,
mann; banker, Edward Schmutzler
escort, H. j. Hoffman,; Waterman
William Krebs; sentry, William DUDE
physician, DR.. F, G. Werner; trustee
for three years, Charles Mackay
delegate to county convention, Theo-
dore Huber; alternate, g. May. After
the meeting the members partook of a
luncheon. II. D. Markell, deputy head
consul of the Modern Woodmen Of Wis
consin, was in attendance, and several
now mann borc Uorn mi iii atnd