Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-09-21

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Good hand-picked apples wanted
Stallmann's grocery.
Miss Mile Kunert entertained ST.
srgaret's guild Monday evening.
See Kemp, the great Wild West
Nv, at the county fair. Free exhibit
rs daily.
The Woman's guild of St. Paul's
arch meets Thursday afternoon with
IS Anna Rutherford,
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s Minnesota
cen" is the best. Ask your grocer
it. Only $1.15 a sack.
W. r. Thomas has deposited $15
the Bank of Watertown as a nucleus
the soldiers monument fund.
DIR. J. W. Quinn will be in his
ce at Watertown every Friday and
urday hereafter. Eyes tested free.
Some people live by their wits,
the majority of mankind live by
ing Rocky Mountain Tea. 50 cents
y. Chas. A. Gamm.
Edmund Goeldner and j. Maerzke,
5his city, have been drawn to serve
jurors at the September term of the
dye county circuit court.
"A travelling chimney-sweep was
ested Friday night for being drunk
| disorderly and received a five
s. sentence in the county Jail.
Bargains in secondhand square
upright pianos. For sale or to
t. w. D. SPROEssER Co.,
213 Main street.
A reception was given at Jeffer-
Saturday night to the soldiers of
B, First regiment. There was
sic, speech-making, dancing and a
eral good time.
1t makes no difference how many
licines have failed to cure you.
lie there's life there's hope, and
ky Mountain Tea will make you
|. Chas. A. Gamm.
Mrs. L. Lott again has a nice
of choice towering bulbs that will
e an endless amount Of bloom
oughout the winter and spring
nths for sale at her greenhouses,
North Second street.
Last Wednesday evening the
nth Wisconsin regiment in two
cial trains passed through here
nd for Admission, Ala, from Camp
rglas. The men lunched at the
elton hotel and a large %concourse
eople was on hand to greet them.
Saturday afternoon the following
IS enjoyed a picnic at Prochazka's
den: Mesdames F. A. Cooley, w.
1merfeld, T. Creuz, L. Urtubees,
Iunert, A. Linden. L. Beaman, r.
t, j. Marsden, the Misses Yetla
S, Mile Kunert, Matte O'Brien,
a Rutherford, Grace Dent, Lucy
k.
The second game of ball. between
teams of The Klub" and the Iro-
5 club, played Sunday afternoon,
won by the former by a score of
III. 1t was a comedy of errors
the part Of the Iroquois players
a great exhibition Of smuggling on
part of their opponents. Each
4 has now a game to it's credit.
A mammoth street carnival has
arranged by the business men of
mbus to be held October s and g..
niums for farm products, etc.,
be offered by the merchants and
Re charged for competition. At
i've displays will be made along
streets and various amusements
he entertainment Of visitors pro-
q.
The Third infantry, United States
:, one OF the first regiments to go
le front in the late war, passed
agh Watertown over the St. Paul
Thursday forenoon on it's return
5 station at Fort Smelling, MINI.
Third was IN the engagement be-
Santiago, and in killed and died
disease lost thirty-fve men dur
he campaign.
The following item concerning a
known Watertown young man ap-
cd in a recent issue of The Sha-
} Journal: 'Charles Shebelak
cts to leave Shawano in the course
couple weeks to enter the Milwau-
Medical college. Mr.. Shebelak
oeen with the Naber Drug COM
during the past year and a half,
has made a host Of warm friends
is community who will regret his
rture and wish him the fullest
sure of success and happiness in
ture career"