Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-06-13

indigestion, bad blood. I. A. Gamm
The lutheran church az Juneau
celebrated its silver jubilee Sunday
with appropriate services. A quar-
tette OF players from the Northwest
ern university band assisted in the
music.
Numerous letters have been re-
ceived by our citizens from Manila.
j Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Gardner recently
received a letter FROM their son stating
that he was in the thickest of the
! fight when wounded.
-Tramps have again become quite
numerous in the vicinity of the Chi
cago & Northwestern depot and on
| Friday several broke into box car
! and stole some OF its contents. Chase
was given the culprits, but they were
| not caught.
List of unclaimed letters remain
ing in the postoffice June 10:
| Densing HI Killen Mrs.
| Donihne Miss Ella Lange Ferdinand
/ Harrigan ]. f. SelWudke Mrs.
! Kendall C. D. Schultz Gustaves Mrs.
| u
Judge Grimm received a request
from the two burglars who took part
in the robbery Of the safe here re-
Gently, George Roberts and James
Murphy, that they be arraigned before
the court and receive their sentence.
! They will be sentenced on June II.
E11:o Ivoo,o1,po1 4ba Youth oor,
mitted from this city to the state
school at Sparta, landed here and spent
/ a good time with some Of his old friends
last Tuesday. He stated to them
that he ran away from school and was
bound for the Windy City to seek his
: fortune.
The St. Cecilian choir was enter
/ tanned by the Misses Anna and Libbie
Holland on Tuesday evening last.
/ Cards and music were INDUCED in, and
after dainty luncheon the merry par
! ty broke up, every member being
conscious of having spent very
pleasant evening.
DR.. Thomas Shinnick, who was
| just graduated from the Rush Medical
college, has decided to locate here.
| The young doctor has secured the
rooms once occupied by DR.. Barber,
/ deceased, and his many friends here
as we'll as out Of the city wish him
| plenty Of success
One hundred thousand and more
/ fools wanted to participate in the All
Fools day celebration in Milwaukee.
June 20. Tall fools, short fools, fat
fools, thin fools, fools of all nation
alities and of every description. For
particulars address Bureau of Infor-
nation. Milwaukee Carnival.
DR.. Secrist is a successful special
list in the treatment of chronic dis
eases. The doctor has visited our
county for long time and has won
| the confidence OF the community by
! his conscientious and skillful work.
: The chronic sick should call on the
doctor at the Commercial hotel,
! Watertown, on Thursday, June %.
The report in Saturday evenings
! Milwaukee papers, to the effect that
! the governor had reappointed Dairy
and Food Commissioner Adams, proved
1 to be without foundation. No selec-
/ ton has yet been decided on, and A.
j. Roach's friends are still working
for the place and confident that the
governor cannot overlook their candi-
dates especial qualifications.
On Tuesday last motion was ar
gued in the supreme court asking the
court to renew the Injunction that
was dissolved in the circuit court
/ some time ago. This is in the case
Of Koenig Bros. VS.. the city Of Water
town, and it concerns the filing up
Of the old mill race on the east side
of the river. The court took the
question into consideration and will
make decision shortly.
The Business Mems association
held meeting on Tuesday evening
which was of much Importance. The
meeting was largely attended and the
officers read communications from
manufa cturers who are DESTROYS of
locating here. Capital is now being
raised and another meeting will be
held soon, at which business will be
carried farther into detail
Work has commenced on the
street pavement, and after a short
time, if everything goes well, our
citizens will no longer complain of
the bad roads on Main street. Con-
tractor SchOenlaub finds little diff
Guilty in getting laborer5, but the up
per crust is exceedingly hard and the
work therefore rather slow. The
concrete bed will be made up of Rich
wood quarry stone owned by P. j.
Euper & Co.
"A young man by the name of Ar
thur Bolieau, aged Il years, arrived
here on Tuesday evening over the Chi
cago & Northwestern railroad. He was
taken in charge by the police and
told the story that after the death Of
his parents he was sent to the state
school at Sparta. He was then adopt
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