Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-02-16
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Little Early Risers" are still
leading at Leo Polzin's drug store.
For stable bedding use baled shaw
ings For sale by j. Weber q Son.
The contract for supplying the
new cold storage building with ice
has been let to Ohm Bros.
R. P. Koenig & CO.. minnesota
| Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only S1.35 sack.
Mrs. Julia Kennedy, of the Sew
enth ward, fell and broke her right
arm Monday. DR.. Moulding set the
member.
| Albert Fuermann has recOnsid-
cred his intention of becoming
candidate for city treasurer and pulled
out of the field, owing to a press of
business matters.
"A delegation from the Concordia
Bowling club visited Jefferson Mon
day evening as guests OF their fellow
bowlers there. They were royalty
entertained and big time is reported.
The nuptials1of John E. Bewick,
of Hubbleton, and Miss Mamie Form
| crook. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Forncrook, 213 First street, are an
nounced to take place on Tuesday,
March /.
Mondays snowfall has revived the
sleighing, which is now quite good in
the city. The country roads are in a
terrible cOnditiOn-rOugh and full of
pitch-holes- travelling on them is
considerable of hardship.
Reserved seats for the grand car
nival concert to be given by the Must
cal Society Concordia, February IS,
are now on sale at the pOstOtfice. The
admission is so cents, but one lady
will be admitted free when accom-
! panied by a gentleman. The price
for each extra lady will be % cents.
In the United States court at Mil
waukee yesterday Emil Ruedebusch,
of Milwaukee, was found guilty of
sending improper literature through
the mails He is author Of what he
terms a philosophical treatise, en-
titled The Old and the New IDEAL"
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Seaman Monday.
Herman Zimmerman, Of the
town Of Oak Grove, has bought of S.
Is. Fuller, Of WatertOWn, high grade
org an for his daughter. This is the
second organ placed in that neighbour
hood by Mr.. Fuller in the last two
weeks, Supervisor GriepentrOg hav-
ing purchased one for his daughter
last week. uneau Independent.
Thus early several candidates for
nomination by the Democratic city
convention have appeared in the polit-
ical arena. For treasurer Alfred
Baumann, NJ. A. Began and John
Kessler are understood to be willing
to make the run, while for assessor
Charles j. Wenck and William F.
Quentmeyer have announced them
selves as candidates.
Attorney W. @. Leitsch has been
appointed court commissioner by
Judge Siebecker. This honor and trust
is fully appreciated by Mr.. Leitsch
and his numerous friends here and
elsewhere. The confidence which
Judge Siebecker has thus elected to
repose in Mr.. Leitsch will not be mis-
placed. -COlumbus Democrat.
The above can be heartily endorsed
by the young mans Watertown friends.
The city Of Fort Atkinson has
granted fifteen-year exclusive fran
chise to J. d. Miller, A. B. Melville
and James G. Bailey, OF Chicago, for
the purpose of constructing and main
tanning gas plant. The same parties
are endeavOrino = secure a franchise
at Jefferson, but the electric light
people there have also made a prODO-
sition for furnishing gas and the city
authorities have both proposals under
consideration.
james Roy last week went to
Wayne, Ill. and purchased stallion
from the extensive stock farm of NJ
W. Durham. The horse, which ar
rived here Friday, is a beauty and has
a fine pedigree. He is described as
seal brown and is registered in the
English and American Hackney Stud
books. His name is SDratsbOro Fire
| away (ZZIOJ. ne comes OF Inc car
riage stock and will no doubt be in
demand for breeding purposes here
abOuts.
"A large and appreciative audience
was in attendance upon the testimon-
ial concert given to William Forane.
of Milwaukee, at the Northwestern
university last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. FOrane was heard in several
numbers, and was ably assisted by
Mrs. G. r. Field, William Sproesser,
Prof. r. Hardege and Prof W. F.
Weimar, of this city. Miss Bertha
Miller was the efficient accompanist.
The beneficiary expects to leave short
ly for Germany, where he has an en-
gagement in opera.
The numerous friends of the con-
tracing parties are pleased to hear of
the marriage Of William Cavenagh,