Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-11-30
HOME MATTERS.
Penny photos. Is for Is cents.

Penny photos, Is for ID cents.
Penny photo gallery over Polzin's.
Fancy crisp celery and oranberries
Stallman'S.
English services at st. Marks
lutheran church Sunday.
We sell the BELGIAN lamp--best
the world at August Gamm's, 400
ain street.
r. P. Koenig & Co.'s Minnesota
leen" is the best. Ask your grocer
it. Only S1.05 q sack.
The Woman's guild of ST. Paul's
lurch will meet tomorrow afternoon
It'll Mrs. T. G. Moulding.
DIR. J. w. Quinn will be in his
flee at Waterfowl every Wednesday,
thursday, Friday and Saturday here
ter. Eyes tested free.
Rocky Mountain Tea is active,
)sitive, never nauseates or upsets the
omach. Cleans and purifes the
hole system. 35 cents. G. A. Gamm.
Santa Claus has again arrived at
ugust Gamm's, 400 Main street, with
larger line of holiday gifts than ever
AXE your selections early while you
I'VE the assortment.
Take Rocky Mountain Tea. See
exterminate poison. Feel itrevital-
your blood and nerves and bring
Eek that happy, joyous feeling Of
)yhood days c. A. Gamm.
). M. Ross, alias r. NJ. James,
no passed worthless check on Rein
I'D Schott IN this city a few weeks
ace. was sentenced to ten days in
e county jail by Judge Grimm Mon
W.
The river froze up last week just
time tC admit of excellent skating
Thanksgiving, d sport which large
lmbers Of our young people took adj
4ntage of. Since then, however, the
ne ice has been spoiled by the snow
DR.. Secrist, the well-known spe-
alist. offers examination and advice
zee at the Commercial hotel in our
itv on Wednesday, December Z. The
octOr has a large practice in our
ommunity, many persons speaking IN
raise of his skill.
Following are the newly elected
fcers of St. Margaret's guild: Miss
ennie Evans. president; Miss Jessie
athbun. vice-president; Miss Jennie
usel, secretary and treasurer. The
uild met last evening with the Misses
chwieger, Clyman street.
The list of jurors drawn for the
ecember term of the Dodge county
,urt includes the following: Charles
rueger, Watertown; John Brock
ann, Shields; ". J. Williams, En-
It; William Settle, Frank Motl, Jr.,
lyman; Hadley Ryder, William Kel-
ubenz, Hustisford; D. Pocklewald,
banon.
The report that City Engineer
anchfield had resigned is not true
has removed his family to Fond
Lac and will look after his fathers
ming interests there; but he will
0 attend to the duties of his Office
re when called upon during the
nter, and, it is expected, will super
end the street paving next spring.
Miss Addie johnson, stenOgrapher
the Bank of Watertown, had mar
escape from injury by falling
n in front of the Watertown De-
rtrnent store Saturday morning
le high wind tore the sign from it's
ngings and struck the sidewalk in
lse proximity to Miss johnson, who
5 tripped by it, but luckily was not
ured.
-Loelle & Buth, proprietors of the
Nv Reliable meat market at 112
cond street, earnestly solicit share
the public's patronage, promising
instaking service and the best meats
/ provisions the market affords. A
'clz of the celebrated Jefferson home
ed hams is kept constantly; also
Ter leading goods. Give the new
u a call. You will be treated right.
Percy Werlich, an old Watertown
", son of our deceased townsman,
Istay Werlich, has been ordered by
Navy department to proceed to
tnila and report for duty under Ad-
raj Dewey. Mr.. Werlich has served
the United States navy for several
ars, having done service both on
and on land. 1t is said he will be
signed as navigating officer on Adj
raj Dewey's flagship, the Olympia.
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