Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-01-26

lann's.
For stable bedding use baled shaw
ngs. For sale by j. Weber & Son.
John c. Nehls, of Juneau, has
,een appointed deputy county treas
lrer of Dodge county.
chamberlain remedies for
coughs, colds, rheumatism, cholera,
tc., at Polzin's drug store.
Big Joe, Jersey Lily, Hard to Beat,
White Daisy, Queen and Best Family
ours, at Becker & Thauer's.
The Turner society's annual mas
uerade is announced to take place at
Turner Opera house, February 10.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten mp expressly for
ZONE patronage. Ask your grocer
or it.
ward, has been drawn to serve on the
ury at the February term of the
Dodge county circuit court.
-Gamm's drug store, next to post
il1lCC- l1CdlIU lOl pun I'll uS .
nd medicines A large assortment
# fine perfumes. Prescriptions care
ully prepared.
Attend Prof Cohahn's free illus
ration Of the Natural Method, y how
% speak German and French in six
weeks, Tuesday evening, February l,
1T the Congregational church.
John Beisner has disposed Of his
oarber shop in the basement of the
'ostofice building to his former
.ssistant, George Zoelle, who is now
onducting the same. Mr. Beisner
intends removing with his family to
chicago.
"A conversational knowledge of
french and German obtained in a six
weeks course by the Natural Meth
ID See how it is done and attend
Professor Cohahn's free illustration of
he system Tuesday evening, Febru-
ary 1, at the Congregational church.
Superintendent Flavin will hold
/ teachers institute at Juneau, Febru-
uary q and %, with Miss Rose Swart
md Professor Hewitt, of the Oshkosh
lormaI school, as conductors. DR..
John NJ. Coulter, of the University of
Chicago, will deliver a lecture the
evening of the first day.
The Adventist congregation of
his city have called Rev. Sylvester
Nokes, late of Mendoza, ILL.,, as their
'egular pastor for one year. Regular
ervice will be held every Sunday,
commencing February 6. A cordial
invitation is extended to all, and
specially to those who are seeking
heir souls salvation.
AT the annual meeting of the JEFF
erson County and Rock River Valley
.gricultural society, held in Jeffer-
on, January 10, the following officers
we're elected: r. j. Washburn, presi-
ent; II. J. Grell, vice-president; J.
Kearney, secretary; F. P. Kispert,
reasurer. The executive committee
as follows: E. Stoppenbach, E. E.
heldon, NJ. M. Hetts. William Ziebell
nd Hubert Springer
First street, from the New Com
lerclal to the waterWOrks plant, was
diverted into a race track for brief
eriod Saturday afternoon, when an
xciting trial of speed took place be-
ween two high-bred PAGERS, one an
xOnia horse and the other an cum
nown." Bert Smith was starter and
.Hi' Rogers timekeeper, while host
+ horse-fesh admirers served as
Idges. Notwithstanding the Ixonia
t9ed came in ahead, it was difficult to
ecide as to the better racer, the
rivers offering SO many excuses and
explanations that the spectators were
LACED in quandary.
At Temperance hall Thursday af-
ernoOn the annual meeting of the
Vatertown City Mutual Fire Insur-
nee company was held, with goodly
ttendance of stockholders. The fol-
owing officers were chosen: Presi-
ent, @. Becker; vice-president, Chas.
fischer; secretary, George II. Hast
/ ngs; treasurer, J. B. Murphy The
Ulcers, together with G. c.. Schiller,
constitute the board of directors
According to the secretary's report
he affairs of the company were shown
0 be in good shape. Since last August,
when the company first began to issue
policies, over $780, 900 worth of risks
las been taken.