Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-10-31

White Daisy. Gotten mp expressly for
home patronage. Ask your grocer
for it.
Among the young women who
will be graduated from the Waldheim
Training School for Nurses at Ocono-
mowoc, November l, is Miss Clara
Lehman, of this city.
The American Mailing company
has opened branch office in Melzer's
seed store, Third street, where the
highest market price will be paid for
barley, both old and new 6w6
Standardization doctor your health
before applying beautifying remedies.
Rid yourself of constipation, indiges-
ton. with Rocky Mountain Tea, and
you'll have a beautiful face. G. A.
Gamm.
The local plant of the American
Mailing company is now under the
control of the Great Lakes Elevator
and Warehouse comp6ny. to whom
the American company has leased it's
western property.
Paul Thom's Friday Evening
Dancing class will meet this week on
Saturday eve ning, November 4, at
Turner Opera house. All pupils de-
string to enter this term will please
enroll on said evening.
Thomas Spencer is showing
mushroom which he says is of unusual
size for this locality. 1t weighs five
and one-half ounces. Mr.. Spencer
found it growing near the Specht
property at First and Market streets.
The Woodland Stone factory has
new foreman in its candy department,
Henry Wallsinger, recently of Boston.
The gentleman is thoroughly &C
quainted with the ms and outs of his
trade and is considered valuable &C
QUESTION to the Woodard-Stone forces
&C. G.. Eaton, who has conducted
The Columbus Democrat the past
twelve years, has disposed of that
publication to Henry and Fred Berner,
of Amigo. Mr.. Eaton, who is a son
of our residents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Eaton, and is we'll known here, is I'M
decided as to his future occupation.
The Sunday Sentinel prints an
article anent Milwaukee women who
have become hunting enthusiasts. We
understand that Watertown also num-
bers among her popular young women
one who enjoys shouldering gun and
taking to the woods in quest of the
small game with which this section
abounds.
DR.. Secrist's splendid work for
suffering humanity is too well known
throughout our community to need
mention here. We simply want to
call attention to the date of the doc
tors next visit, which is Thursday,
November g. at the Commercial hotel.
The doctor makes no charge for med
zeal advice.
William Goetsch, who resides
near Pipersville, has sold one OF his
large gray teams to a firm of horse
brokers at Appleton. The price re-
ceived was $4O0. Mr.. Goetsch has
the reputation of raising some of the
best draft horses in the state and his
animals are much sought after. The
team weigh about 800 each.-Ocono-
mowoc Republican.
Chief of Police Block yesterday
arrested a man at the Junction on
suspicion of being implicated in the
recent robbery of store at Fall River.
The prisoner gave his name as John
Wagner. He had been disposing of
gloves and mittens which were iden-
titled as part of the stolen property.
He was turned over to the Columbia
county authorities.
Attorney W. Fl. Woodland, of Wa
tertown, filed papers in the circuit
court this week in which marks in
stead of dollars figure. The plaintiff
is Karl Elder and he sues Bertha
Lathamer to recover 800 marks with
interest from August Is, 1899, the
day on which the note became due.
The note was given at Wimpfen on
Neckar, Germany, July II, 1890
Juneau Independent.