Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-06-29
HOME MATTERS.

The board of review will convene
annual session next Monday at the
y hall.
Colonel George w. Burchard has
en- installed as postmaster of Fort
5kinson. vice D. G. Craig.
%. j. Kerschensteiner, of Jeffer-
n, has been reappointed court COM
issioner by Judge Bennett.
A local telephone exchange is to
established at Jefferson by the
isconsin Telephone company.
Persons interested may obtain
ee copies Of the Monona assembly
ogram at [. S. Clark's book store.
The steam heating and plumbing
G.. B. Lewis new residence will be
t IN by the D. & F. Kusel company.
DIR. j. W. Quinn will be in his
ice at Watertown every Friday and
turday hereafter. Eyes tested free.
Try Globe Milling Co.'S New
ute Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
me patronage. Ask your grocer
it.
The benefit for Mrs. Mary May
yen in the city park Tuesday even
of last week netted the sum Of
5.32.
August Lehman, a farmer living
It'll of town, on Thursday sustained
Dad cut in his leg by knife slipping
m his hand.
Fourth of July ball at Turner
era house under the auspices OF
Watertown Turn verein. Ad-
ssion so cents.
Frank O'Neil, employed in the
and beehive factory of James
rncrook. had one of his fingers cut
a circular saw Friday.
The local military organization
cted temporary officers Friday even
:. George II. Hastings being chosen
tain and Arthur Ryan first SER
INT.
J. w. Moore was at Jefferson
turday to attend a meeting of the
mocratic county committee. Itwas
oided to call the county convention
Saturday, August q.
There will be patriotic service
the Congregational church next
aday evening. The pastor will
each on The Value of Patriotism. >
interested are invited to be pres
List of unclaimed letters remain
in the postoffice June %:
erson Ole Niemeyer Miss Emma
lsy E. L. Reed NJ. D.
eset Mrs. A. Strobe Title
iney Neil Waterhouse Jas Walter
CLAIM, Mary
w. T. GRUETzMACHER, z. M.
The Postofice department has
cred that mail cars on the North
tern railway passing through John
Creek be closed against receiving
at that point. This order com
the Creek business men to trans
their postal business through the
Office.
Prof. Bernier desires to begin a
in French according to the nat
method. There are to be three
ms a week and the course is to
eight weeks. Terms, So for the
Sc. Persons wishing to take part
.equested to call at the southwest
er of Fourth street and Western
ne Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
rganizatiOn.
The failure of the state authOri-
20 give Watertown place in the
alton Of the now Wisconsin Ma
i guard is quite discouraging to
company of volunteers recently
nized here. The boys supposed
were on the list for preferment
the time for organization came,
according to the press dispatches
ertown is left out in the cold.
ever, a place may be secured later
William j. Radtke, Waterfowl
g man formerly employed by
am Weber, has formed a part
zip with L. Berdoll at COlumb bus
OufCudSeu Gu6 ndLu w lS puo1Ioos
late G. @. Stevens. Speaking
te venture, The Columbus Re-
lean says: "Mr. Berdol is g
known old resident here. Mr.
ke had been employed by Mr..
ems since the failure of health OF
Murphy. During his short resi-
here he has made many friends
acquaintance, proving a stir
young; business man. The new
will be welcomed to the business
of the city"