Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-06-12

dressing in the latest style. Filtered
soft water is used and regulated with
combination faucet from warm to
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f. Tercinski. 500 Main street.
As an added evidence of DR..
Secrist's skill as a specialist, the doc
tor was recently appointed a member
o. the staff of physicians of ST. Luke's
hospital. The chronic sick may con-
suit the doctor as usual at the Com
merical hotel, WATERFOWL, on Thurs
day, June q.
The basement of Joseph Salick &
Sons store at Nos. l and 3 Main
street is being remodeled and will be
utilized by the firm in connection
with their business, giving them one
third additional room. An elevator
for the accommodation of customers
will be put in.
In a railroad wreck on the North
western at Fond du Lac last Tuesday
Mrs. f. ?. Blumenfeld, of Milwaukee,
daughter-in-la Y Of our residents, Mr..
and Mrs. d. Blumenfeld, received a
cut on her forehead and had one of
her limbs sprained Her injuries
/ were not serious.
"A break in the water wheel of
the r. P, Koenig & Co.. mill last week
necessitated the shutting off of the
water from the east side race pending
the work of repairing the wheel. The
lower fume is in such poor condition
that when the water was shut off the
woodwork cayed in.
Extensive improvements and al
terations to the interior of w. A.
Beurhaus' building at Main and North
Second streets have been begun, and
when the work of remodeling is com
pleted Mr. Beurhaus will have one
of the most attractive and we'll ar
ranged stores in the city.
While at Miuocqua recently S. M.
Eaton arranged with the hotelkeeper
to provide a supply of the Badger State
Bottling company's soda and other
carbOnated beverages for the use of
William Jennings Bryan during his
contemplated outing at that place,
which is to be week during the pres
ent month.
-Watertown relatives and friends
of the prospective groom are in re-
ceipt of invitations to the wedding of
Ed ward G. Broenniman, of New York
City, and Miss Eleanor Ray, which is
to take place on Monday, June Is, at
II o'clock, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar K. Ray,
Elm farm, Knoxville, Mass.
The following cases are on the cal
endar of the June term of the circuit
court, which opens at Jefferson today:
Oscar A. Cole VS.. the City of Water
town appeal from probate court; Ella
A. Abe-e VS.. Eugene Eberle, order to
show cause; Mary A. Lewis VS.. Eliza
Davis ct al, appeal from probate court;
W. II. Munger VS.. William Ludeman;
ct al.
Albert Koci, street missioner
of jefferson, and other officials of
that place, recently inspected the
glazed brick walks here and were SO
favorably impressed with their dur
ability and appearance that they will
recommend building them in Jeffer-
son. There the construction of side
walks is under the direction of the
municipal authorities, the city meeting
half of the cost.
The Republican county committee
held meeting at Jefferson Wednes-
day last. 1t was decided to elect del
egates to represent the county in the
state convention according to assem-
bly, districts and August is the date
selected for holding both district con-
ventions. The First district will con-
vene at Rome and the Second district
at Jefferson. Caucuses to choose del
egates to the district conventions will
be held on August 2 throughout the
county.