Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-09-28
HOME MATTERS.

Good h~and-picked apples wanted
Stallmann's grocery.
Don't forget to call and examine
RS. L. Kniesel's latest millinery nov
ties after October l.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s minnesota
ueen" is the best. Ask your grocer
r it. Only $1.15 a sack.
DR.. J. W. Quinn will be in his
ice al Watertown every Friday and
lturday hereafter. Eyes tested free.
The adjourned session of the COM
on council, appointed for Friday
ening, was not held, there being no
lorum present.
Some people live by their wits,
It the majority Of mankind live by
king Rocky Mountain Tea. 80 cents
". Chas. A. Gamm.
BARGAINS in secondhand square
upright pianos. For sale or to
Mt. w. D. SPROEssER Co.,
213 Main street.
-WatertOwn friends of the pro-
ective bride are pleased to learn OF
} engagement Of Miss Adele Wett-
in, of Milwaukee, to Harrison 2.
own, of Chicago.
1t makes no difference how many
.dicines have failed to cure you.
lille there's life there's hope, and
cky Mountain Tea will make you
IL. Chas. A. Gamm.
DR.. O. Wolfram, of Juneau, has
9ned dental parlors in the Bonner
IS. building, West Main street. He
| continue to practice at Juneau
Wednesday of each week.
The weekly meetings of the Corby
erary society we're resumed Satur-
Ievening at the K. of P. hall. These
etinos have a musical and literary
rth that is thoroughly enjoyed by
members.
October, we understand, will wit
IS several marriages OF prominent
ing people. Among them might
mentioned that Of a south side
in street gentleman to a north side
in street young lady.
Phil S. Farley, a former well
own West road young man, was
rried the 18th inst. to Miss Nettie
mick, of st. Anthony Park, MINI.
bride is a niece Of Thomas and
hard Shinnick, town of WatertoWn.
Mrs Amelia Seaman, of Detroit,
is visiting among former neigh
5 here, was rendered a surprise re-
ton Thursday evening at the home
Mrs. John Forncrook by a number
er lady friends. The occasion was
,oughly enjoyed.
w. G.. Schulz, the Juneau bicycle
r who was defeated at the C
E, the 18th inst. for the champion
of Dodge and Jefferson counties
Joe Lucas, of jefferson, has chal-
ed the latter to a championship
mile contest at either the Beaver
or Jefferson fair.
The following delegates from the
! and Sixth wards elected to
Democratic conventions at juneau
rday: Fifth ward-County, John
Ter, W. Guetzlaff; assembly, John
Ter, Casper Kessler. Sixth ward
,unty, w. T. Voss, H. Diekhoff,
Kruger; the same delegates
being chosen for the assembly
ention.
Edmund Schuecker, solo harpist
le Chicago orchestra, made his
appearance in America as a
st last evening. OF these mu-
rs (the Thomas orchestral none
fair to prove more welcome than
Schuecker, whose mastery of a
y~-mastered, beautiful instrument
undoubted.-Chicago Tribune.
Schuecker will appear at Turner
a house next Monday night.
The equalized assessment of JEFF
N county for 1898, as made by the
board, places the total value of
personal property in Jefferson
ty at 81, 147, 623, the value of land
..O46, 200 and the value Of city
village lots at 81, 674, 835, making
II for all property of 81, 868, 658.
year the total equalized valua-
of this county was $11, 795, 247.5O,
,73,41O.5O less than this year.
reduction in value of lands secured
2e special committee of the coun-
oard appearing before the state
d last year of nearly 1000, coo,
put back again this year. -Jeffer-
3anner.