Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-02-08
HOME MATTERS.

ming at the home of Miss Margaret
rtig.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s minnesota
leen" is the best. Ask your grocer
it. Only S11O a sack.
The Milwaukee Railway company
about to erect new stockyards at
ubbleton for the benefit Of shippers.
The Cyrano club, a new literary
lization, will have it's first meet
with Miss Marguerite Foy next
Durday.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Gorge 2. Gates entertained small
mpany at tea, in honor OF Mrs.
ttes' birthday.
DR.. j. w. Quinn will be in his
ice at Watertown every Wednesday,
lursday, Friday and Saturday here
jsr. Eyes tested free.
"A famous dish for breakfast
cps the whole family well--costs
50 cents-lasts 80 days-one
kage of Rocky Mountain Tea. c.
Gamm.
Substantial improvements are
ing made in G. A. Gamm's drug
ire. The partition has been moved
ok, and fresh paint and new paper
Frightening up the interior.
Last Thursday was Candlemas
J. and the ground hog who ventured
m his winter retreat was certainly
to see his shadow in the bright
lshine. We may, therefore, as the
saying goes, expect six weeks
,tinuation of cold weather.
1t might not be out of order to
the attention of the committee on
Gets and bridges to the wisdom Of
borough overhauling of all the iron
Ices in the city. The season is an
Usually severe one, and the dangers
M contraction should be guarded
ainSt.
The Fourth Wisconsin Volunteer
antry, which has been at Camp
iDp. Admission, Ala, for several
onths past, is included in the recent
der of the government for the mus
ring out of $4,000 troops. Robert
Guetzlatf, of this city. is corporal
Co. E. Of this regiment.
John Thauer, ex-register Of deeds,
is bought a half interest in Otto f..
scher's furniture and undertaking
tablishment The new firm will be
lown as Fischer & Thauer, and in
dition to the handling Of furniture
i'll conduct a repair shop and do a
.neral undertaking business. Jul
au Telephone.
Amusement lovers should bear in
ind the masquerade ball OF the
amer society next Saturday night.
particular effort is being made for
fine program Of entertainment,
hich. together with the carnival
ture, should afford an evening Of
4yment. No doubt there will be a
..ge attendance.
"A. J. Weis, of Jefferson, recently
lrchased at sheriff sale the old FGer-
ann property in the Fifth ward, the
,nsideration being 81, $50. The prop
was, in November, 1897, secured
Ida Wollering and Henrietta Weis
d a Judgment rendered by the county
1urt against the partners in the de-
net A. Fuermaun Brewing company
The Rev. j. O'Malley, of OSb-
osh, noted as an eloquent and force
IL temperance orator, will lecture in
cleveland hall, Redwood. on Friday
yening, February 10. The reverend
entleman spoke at a temperance
Getting held at Turner Opera house
n this city several years ago, and
nade an excellent impression. Those
aving the matter in charge extend g
ressing invitation to the public to
ttend.
"A serious, if not fatal, accident
happened to Peter Lawton in Milwau-
rec early last Wednesday morning. He
S employed at the St. Charles hotel, and
While making his early morning rounds
topped into an open elevator from the
lrst floor, and fell fifteen feet, striking
n his head and receiving q severe
acture of the skull near its base.
was discovered shortly afterward
the night-clerk, who called the
ice ambulance, when he was imme-
tely taken to Emergency hospital,
ere he received the best of medical
IGNITION. His mother, Mrs Mary
,wton, lives at 1915 Third street,
IS city.