Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-07-06
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The saloon at POI Market street
now conducted by G. Daufenbach. :
DIR. j. W. Quinn will be in his
fee at Watertown every Friday and
lturday hereafter. Eyes tested free.
&C. Z. Donovan took charge of the
Taterloo postoffice July 1, succeed
lg P. j. Bolger, editor of The Demo
at.
Try Globe Milling Co.'S New
hite Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
pme patronage. Ask your grocer
it.
Attorney Nicholas Thauer deliv-
ed a splendid Grafton at the Fourth
July picnic given by the Farmers
levator company at Redwood.
Some of our business men are
scussing the ACCESSIBILITY of arrang-
a carnival entertainment to be
Id several days during September.
-Schempf Brothers company have
/ improvised battle-ship in their
ow window. 1t is neatly construct
!, with a covering Of handkerchiefs.
Richard Heyn, James O'Brien
d Frank Wetter were entered in
Fourth of July bicycle races at
,fierson and captured some of the
ICES.
The six-year-old daughter of Mr..
d Mrs. Valentine West died Friday
the family home in Milford. The
mains were inferred in the Aztalan
metery Sunday.
"A goodly number of Watertown-
hied themselves to Lake Mills on
Fourth and enjoyed the attractions
that delightful resort. Several
mic parties were among the number.
Among the deputy revenue col
tors for the Eastern Wisconsin dis
ct appointed last week by Collect
Henry Fink was Oscar Naber, of
lyville, a close personal friend of
ngressman Sauerhering.
Alderman G.. II. jacob, while in
lwaukee last Thursday, strained a
lscle of his leg in alighting from
street car and has since been in
Dacitated to the extent of having to
E a crutch when walking.
At the annual convention of the
isconsin Catholic Total Abstinence
ion at Madison last week, Miss
mes Brooks, daughter of Joseph
0oks, of Emmett, was chosen, for the
rd time, secretary of the organ
ton.
Articles of incorporation of the
lliam GOrder company, this city,
We been filed with the secretary of
te. William Gorder is president OF
company, DR.. A. H. Hartwig, vice
sident, and Henry Gorder, secre-
and treasurer. The capital stock
80, 900.
"A former well-known and popular
ng man of this city, Arthur j. Nal
was married June 20 at Seattle,
5h., to Miss Josephine Corning, Of
city. His many friends here are
lsed to hear of the happy event
will wish him and his fair bride
h JOY and bliss.
The alterations to the interior of
oostofice have been commenced.
news stand will be done away
and the delivery booth is to be
rged by moving it ten feet further
the lobby. A stamp window will
laced in the front right-hand cor
Of the booth. The space from
5op of the booth to the ceiling
be filled in with glass.
Matt McCarty, who for some years
resided in Clyman, having charge
ie school there, has gone to Eden,
du Lac county, where he will
ge in business, which, we are in
ed, will be in the hardware line
hatever branch of trade he may
&c or whether he will still con-
to teach school, the people of
will find Mr.. McCarty a most
rable and upright gentleman
au Telephone.
Among recent real estate trans
are the following in this city:
TT of lot 3, blk 70, and part of
raulic Reserve, VIM. Gorder to
Gorder Co. for $12, 900.
We acres in End ward, Vaclav
to Ignac Pilot for 5000.
IT'S 5 and s, blk Z, LIST ward, L.
CadY's add, Margaretha Tanck
ydia Davis for 81.
1T l, blk 8, Dufy's add, No. 1,
ices Duffy to Adeline Groth for
!.