Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-01-11
HOME MATTERS.

John Rogler is director of newly
prganized singing class at Clyman.
st. Margaret's guild met last
yening 1T the home OF Miss Mary
aalding.
t.P. Koenig & Co.'S Minnesota
en-" is the best Ask your grocer
it. Only S1O5 u sack.
The annual ball of the Platt-
leutscher verein is to be held at Tur-
oer Opera house, Saturday, January
The Christmas day Offering of
members Of St. Bernard's church
their pastor, the Rev. Father Con-
on, was 1925.
Its better than ready money be-
ause it cures rheumatism, constipa-
ion. sick headache, Indigestion.
Rocky Mountain Tea. G. 4. Gamm.
Jefferson county manufactured
over 1000, 900 pounds of butter last
year. Dane county produced $780,
300, and Waiworth something over
5000, 600.
-..If'' a woman ever gets so
s.homely'' she isn't worth looking at,
she'd better take Rocky Mountain Tea.
Brings back the bloom of youth. 50
:ents. @. A. Gamm.
There we're many who took adj
vantage of the fine sleighing about
he city Sunday afternoon, and the
principal streets were lively with fast
horses and the merry jingle of bells.
The praotice of dumping ashes on
Jhe street is a very careless one, to
saw the least. Besides being injurious
to horses feet. accidents are liable to
happen to parties driving IN the dark.
The many friends here Of the
Rev. Myron w. Reed. who has been
seriously i'll at his home in Denver,
will rejoice to learn, that there is a
marked Improvement in his condition,
and that his doctor expects to have
him up in a short tine.
The Fort Atkinson Chronicle has
again changed hands, E. j. Farlin
buying out George H. Landgraf, who
finds himself sufficiently busy as prin-
cipal of the Waterloo schools without
dabbling in journalism. Mr.. Farlin
has been local editor of The Chronicle
for some tine.
st. Bernard's church fair was a
decided financial success, the receipts
amounting to 81, 266 The ladies de-
serve much praise for the marvellous
success attending their efforts. The
reverend pastor desires to return his
sincere thanks, not only to the mem
b4rs of the church, but to others, who,
~ donations and patronage, contribu-
ted SO largely to this gratifying result.
The Whitewater Register says
that 1.-TWO Mormon elders are at work
in Watertown. If they meet with
any success there. they are certainly
entitled to it.. :" What does The Regis
er mean? One Of the editors of that
per lived here long enough to
ow that our people are too intel
.tual to get caught with any Of
)phet Joseph's taffy.
The eight bondsmen of the late
[. Rambusch in the John Nelson
ate, who some time ago paid Mrs
lson about 81, 900, and who subse-
emily began an action against j. E.
alone, A. T. SchOenwetter and Ben
lauser three of the sureties on the
irst bond, were unsuccessful in the
case, which was called for trial last
week before Judge Bennett, at James
vile. The defendants demurred to
the complaint, and the demurrer was
sustained. Juneau Telephone.
Something of interest to every
body. A chance to hear the cele-
DRAFTED lecturer, G.. L. StOddard, in
his illustrated lecture, CUBA and the
Philippines" next Friday and Satur-
day, at Concordia Opera house. This
is a subject we are all interested in.
as the people of these islands are to
become part Of our nation, and we
should know something OF their coun-
try and their native life. Mr.. Stod-
dard has more than one hundred
views of each of these islands, which
will give a thorough knowledge of the
topography and customs It is both
entertaining and educational No one
should miss it at the small price of Is,
% and 35 cents. Tickets at Gamm's
drug store.