Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-07-13
HOME MATTERS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hueneteld
> the proud parents of youthful
ir, born Monday.
Mrs. Mary Weaver, who formerly
ed here, died the Sd Of this month
San Francisco, Cal.
DR.. J. w. Quinn will be in his
ICE at Watertown every Friday and
turdav hereafter. Eyes tested free.
Try Globe Milling Co.'S New
lite Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
ne patronage. Ask your grocer
it.
The tailoring firm of Rogler q
nwendke has been dissolved. The
siness will be continued by the
mer gentleman.
At Bloomer, next Tuesday, July
will occur the wedding of Miss
rrie Ruff, Of that place, and Ferdl-
nd Link, of this city
DR.. W. A. Mason, of Texas IS
iivering a series of lectures on '"Ihe
lilac. or the Gospel Of the Stars, at
Bible institute this week.
Bargains in secondhand square
upright pianos. For sale or TO
t. w. D. SPROEssER Co.,
213 Main street.
We show the largest and most
nplete line of negligee shirts in the
'. Fifty cents and upwards.
A. QUENTNIEYER,
115 Main street.
The annual picnic of St. Marks
5heran school and congregation was
i on Concordia island yesterday
4rnoon. The attendance was very
ge and a general good time en-
ed.
One of the largest pike ever
,ked hereabouts was captured at
np Welcome on Rock river Monday
Will McGraw. Its weight was
Int pounds and it provided great
,rt for its captor.
Notice of appeal from the last
3ision Of Judge Bennett in the John
Cole will matter has been served
the trustees of the estate. The
e will probably be heard by the
3reme court next fall.
The Louis w. Kruger estate has
Sed the Wisconsin house to William
,hlrabe, who formerly conducted a
5el at OconOmOwoc, and he took
session this week. Mrs. Kruger
family will remove to Milwaukee.
The board of education has APP
nted Miss Myrtle Huber teacher OF
third grade in School No. 3, the
Try being fixed at $50 per month.
appointee has just finished the
rse at the Milwaukee Normal
o0l
Among the United States troops
ed at Santiago de Cuba was Ira
n, a resident Of the town of Mil
He was shot while on picket
'. Mr.. Bean enlisted at the out
TX of the war. He was well known
his vicinity.
Francis c. Grant, of GAINESVILLE,
)bliging and accommodating steno-
her and reporter Of our circuit
t, was married last week Thurs
to Harriet Louise Meacher, of
age. They will reside at James
Jefferson Banner.
After eleven years of continued
ice, Rev. Father Wynn has re
ed as pastor of the Catholic
ches at Juneau and Clyman. He
take a respite from work and
upon a course of treatment for
algia, with which he has been
ted for some time.
Frederick Schumacher, a pioneer
lent of Jefferson county, died
rday morning at his home in the
of Pennington, aged II years.
vas well known in this city and
rally respected. His widow and
raj children survive, one of the
being our former county treasur-
harles Schumacher. The funeral
held yesterday.
A. Rudkowsky, representing A.
Wright, the Milwaukee directory
tsher, is in the city engaged in
work of compiling and canvassing
new Jefferson county directory.
publication is very useful and
act that Mr.. Wright has it in
&c is a guaranty of its correctness
completeness. We understand
Weltbuerger office is to do the
ting.