Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-06-06

They expect to take a couple of weeks
off and make the trip from this city
to La Crosse on foot,-that is, if the
walking is good.
List of unclaimed letters remain
ing in the postoffice June 6:
Blake Geo. A. Brendemuhl Mrs. Maria
| Christian Mr.. Peck +. b.
| Schwenker Charley Schley Friedrich
schmutzler Frank Smith Elphe
SperO Nj. NO1kmann Christ.
Winkleman Miss c.
| w. / .GRUETZMACHER,P t. M.
Thursday night burglars effected an
entrance to Walsh & Latfey's store at
Clyman by using a skeleton key in the
lock of the front door, but were fright
ened away without securing any booty.
Considerable burglarizing has been
reported from Dodge county lately,
and the officers are endeavoring to
locate the culprits.
We do a money loaning, insur
ance and real estate business.
Prompt attention given to probating
estates, correcting titles and collect.
ing accounts.
|
LAWYERS and NOtarieS Public.
Office in Wisconsin National Bank
building.
Word has been received from
Carl Gardner, who was so seriously
wounded in the leg, several weeks
ago, in an engagement in the Phil
ippines, to the effect he is improving.
| The REPUBLICAN as we'll as his many
| friends is glad to hear that he is re-
| covering and that we may welcome
! him home soon.
Many acquaintance in Water
| town, the brides old home, are inter-
ested in the announcement of the
/ marriage of District Attorney Charles
B. Rogers and Miss Fife E. Willard,
! both of Fort Atkinson, on Thursday
| last, June l. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. w. S. Ralph at the
residence of the brides father, Frank
Willard.
More cases of poisoning from eat
| ing brick cheese are reported, a ply
sician having been called Friday even
LANCE, of the First ward, and also
those of Mrs. Anton LANCE, of Nor
walk, this state, who are visiting at
the home of the first named. The
cases were mild ones and readily re-
| lieved.
A class of five was graduated
from the Nashotah Theological semi
nary last Thursday An excursion
party from this city, including the
! following, attended the exercises:
Mesdames Eberle, Dent, Gallup, Eos
ter, Throne, Green and Cooley; the
! Misses Griffith, Currier, Throne, Pool
er, Helen and Mayme Schwieger, Jen-
/ ME and Lille Meier; Rev. H. S. Fos-
| ter.
A pleasant evening party was
given in honor of Miss Mona Shasky
| of Jefferson, by Miss Trix Shasky,
at her home on Dewey avenue, last
Tuesday The principal enjoyment
| was dancing and a delightful evening
was passed. Those invited were: The
Misses Jessie Mackay, Estelle Jones,
! Minna Weber, Edna Chad lick, Grace
Pooler, Florence Ryan, Leona Brandt,
Genevieve Mullen; Messrs. James
White, Joe Mullen, Ned Rack, Thorn
as Ryan, Arthur Ryan, Lee Menden-
hall, Daniel Throne, Morgan Throne,
Richard Burke, W. S. Mullen, Will
Schermerhorn, Edward Coburn,
| Whitewater.
At the Concordia Opera house
last Tuesday evening, Jack Carkeek,
of Milwaukee, failed to throw Rein
hold Schott, of this city, in the agreed
time. The agreement was that Car
keek should throw Schott three time:
in one hour, which was not done, and
consequently Schott was the winner.
The first round was catch-as- catch-car
style. in which Schott was thrown in
81 minutes. The second round was
Graeco-Roman style and Carkeeb
floored his man in 203 minutes. The
last round was the same style as the
first, and there were 123 minutes re-
naming, but Carkeek could not floor
him, SO Schott was declared the win
ner.
Cyclists throughout the state are
interested in the bicycle gymkhanns
and race meet which will be one O.
the leading attractions of carniya
week The meet will be held at the
National park track on the last day
of the carnival, June 80, and as al
elaborate program has been arranged
the meet should prove to be a great
success. The star event will be the
series of match races between Walter
Sanger, Of Milwaukee, and Johnnie
Johnson, the Well-known racer. Be.
sides this race, a three-cornered event
between Nat McDougal, Orlando Web
er and Ben Hindeman, the three fast
est amateur riders in the state, will
be run off and the interest in this
event promises to be as great as that
in the Sanger-Johnson race. Besides
these match races a program of ten
events has been arranged and as q
big prize list will be hung up for the
various events, the entry list promises
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