Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-03-09
IOME MATTERS.

Jacob Ditschler has opened a
on at 700 North Fourth street.
For stable bedding use baled shaw
). For sale by j. Weber & Son.
G. S. Hawley has organized a
re chorus class of gentlemen at
eau.
-Chamberlain's remedies for
CHS, colds, rheumatism, cholera,
at Polzin's drug store.
Big Joe, Jersey Lily, Hard to Beat,
tie Daisy, Queen and Best Family
rs. at Becker & Thauer's.
State Senator M. E. Burke, of
yer Dam, was married recently to
S Emma Sontag, of Winneconne.
Try Globe Milling Co.'S New
lie Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
he patronage. Ask your grocer
it.
"A number of Photographic views
he Laplander and reindeer expedi-
/, taken here, are possessed by S.
Eaton.
G. Klingbeil has purchased OF
n Lewetzow about three acres of
d in the Third ward. Considera-
l, 81, 100.
Max Wegemann, of this city, has
n appointed superintendent of ex-
its in the floral hall by the Jeffer-
County Fair association.
-Fleischmann & Co.'S Compressed
asst can always be had at Heis-
ms. Bring in your coupons and
a cake of the unrivaled yeast.
-Gamm's drug store, next to post
ce. Headquarters for pure drugs
| medicines. A large assortment
inc perfumes. Prescriptions care
y prepared.
The Insurance Press is the name
new monthly published and
ted by c.. T. Leins, of West Bend.
S devoted to mutual insurance and
.dred subjects.
The s'Karlsruhen cafe on the
1arp corner,n S23 Main street, over
ich c. Raabe heretofore presided,
aow conducted by Fred Creuz, who
moved from his former location, 700
nth Fourth street, last week.
The Wisconsin Telephone COM
ny will reconstruct It's line between
atertown and Columbus this season
d include the latter place in its
stallic circuit, thus giving our neigh
r connection with the far East and
est.
The plumbing firm of Beurhaus
Havey, 210 Main street, has been
solved, the latter retiring. The
siness will be continued by Mr..
urhaus, Mr. Havey aud family
We returned to their former home,
DughtOn.
One of our correspondents reports
It the late Miss Frances Willard
5, at one time, a teacher in the
n of Concord, this county, aud
lie her home while teaching with
family of r. Nj. Rouse, of that
rn.-FOrt Atkinson Union.
The Soldiers Relief commission
his county, composed of Asa Foote,
Fort Atkinson; o. l.. Ray, of Lake
IS, and w. d. Sproesser, OF Water
n, met in this city last Friday.
y organized by electing Mr.. Ray
sident and Mr.. Sproesser secretary.
efferson Banner
Will FROST, the 5-year-old son of
ert FROST, of Lowell, while enroute
Milwaukee Monday morning, died
I train on the ST. Paul railway.
lad was taken i'll with appended
Saturday and an operation was ad-
I'd. He was being taken to Milwau-
to have it performed when death
;,tOok him.
Leonard Schempf has disposed
he property at the corner of Third
9et and Western avenue which he
emily acquired. G.. A. Skinner pur-
sed the east ten feet of the lot and
balance went to DR.. Arthur
yer, who will erect a residence
re this spring. The entire sale
&c was 81, 700.
1t transpires that we were some
1T misinformed regarding c. Helm
els loss of so in the postofice on
28th ult., record of which was
onicled in our last issue. The
1ey was found on the floor and
sequently picked up by an honest
ty, who returned it to the rightful
aer the following day. The finder
) consequently done an injustice
ough our INSTRUMENTATION.