Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-02-15
ONE MATTERS.

Today is Ash Wednesday, the be-
ming of Lent.
"A son was born Friday to John
LEY and wife, Fourth ward.
Miss Hattie Habhegger enter
ned the l.. O. V. club last evening.
There was light attendance at
monthly fair yesterday, and but
lie stock was on the market.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
tie Daisy. Gotten mp expressly for
he patronage. Ask your grocer
it.
DIR. j. w. Quinn will be in his
e at Watertown every Wednesday,
lrsday, Friday and Saturday here
r. Eyes tested free.
Don't forget that you can have
sin the gallery for Phinney's United
.es band concert On Thursday,
.uary Is, at so and 30 cents.
A famous dish for breakfast
the whole family well--costs
35 cents-lasts 80 days-one
age of Rocky Mountain Tea. c.
ANN.
Charles n. Moore, of Chicago, has
advanced to mail Inspector
Mr.. Moore took his first lesson
lcle Sans service in the Water
postofice.
Mrs. NJ. A. Began entertained a
friends at tea Sunday evening in
Dr. of her sister, Miss Jeanette
5steder, who returns shortly to
home in Dayton, 0.
Among those granted assistant or
nd grade certificates by the state
d of pharmacy at its session in
yankee last week was Ralph
rle. son of H. T. Eberle, Of this
The supper and bazaar given by
ladies of the Evangelical Protest
church in the school house adjoin-
the church last Wednesday even
was not only well attended but af
ed much pleasure to those who
icipated.
l.. w. Shakshesky, agent of the
ihweatern Mutual, during the
tn of January, wrote insurance
uniting to over 500, 900. This is
largest business he has ever done
ne month. Lew is a hustler and
ages to secure risks when no other
t can.-Jefferson Banner.
neither United States senators
id be elected by direct vote of
people, or that the present system
le most advisable, will be de-
BILE subject at Cleveland hall,
wood, on Wednesday evening,
.uary %. F. Burke, T. j. Nc
and M. Kelly will advocate for
affirmative, and j. I. Burke and
IS McHugh the negative.
A number of lady friends of Mrs.
A. Hadley were very pleasantly
rtained last Saturday afternoon at
lady's residence on Main street
/ 3 to 5 o'clock. The house was
t profusely decorated with cut
ers and palms. Mrs. Hadley was
sted in receiving by her sister,
) Wilder, Of WATERFOWL. Misses
ie Kellogg and Daisy Olson
ed. -Oconomowoc Republican.
In speaking of Henry Goodenough
ast weeks issue we overlooked a
important item in connection
his life. He it was who made and
nted the first steel-wire binder
put upon the market. It was
rwards purchased by the McCor-
K Harvester company, who were
ufacturing binders. but who up to
time knew nothing about the self
ing attachment. Just think of it,
invention which was one of the
test boons that has ever been
to the farm rs sold for the
y sum of $4,000. He was also
inventor Of a patent punching
zine, which met with much favor.
Jur fellow-citizen F. j. Wenker,
er register Of deeds of Dodge
ty, has patented a machine which
predicted will in time come into
raj use among dairy farmers.
reversible air pump employed
cooling milk and expelling all
siYe odors and gases Uherefrom.
pump is composed Of cylinder,
Il and several connecting tubes,
peration of which will thoroughly
5e a can Of milk in from three to
minutes. The aerating may be
nplished after the milk cans have
loaded on a wagon, and without
ng a drop of the milk MIR.
ler is exhibiting his invention at
eighboring creameries and cheese
ries.
Jack Frost, natures inimitable
6, has been doing some wonder
painting on the large window
in Main street stores. Fig
of all kinds of animals and
and flowers abound in great
lsion. On west side window
were figures that attracted the
ton of nearly all passers-by.
commenced on the lower portion
n artistic piece of stucco work,
title further up one would al
imagine himself gazing upon T
,autiful little island. It's trees !
perfectly outlined, some repre-
ar a strnnn uiornrn11s nnnwth |