Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-02-27

paint house has been removed to the
Volkmann building at POP Main street,
which he recently purchased.
--Maud-Is five and thirty too old
to hope for Improvement? | should
say not; one just begins to live, Take
Rocky Mountain Tea. You'll be bloom
ing fair at sixty. G. A. Gamm.
"A. Quentmeyer, the tailor, now
located at Fond du Lac, will be at the
Hotel Daub on March 4 with his cut
ter NJ Maloney, and a choice line of
spring woolens. He invites his friends
and patrons to call.
The public library donated to the
village of Lake Mills by Lorenzo D..
Fargo will be built the coming season
at a cost of $4,000. j. j. Archie &
Sons. of this city. have the contract
for furnishing the cut stone.
Rev. Frederick S. Jewell, d. D. +,
rector of St Johns Episcopal church,
Portage, and former rector of St.
Paul's church, this city, has resigned
owing to advanced age, after service
in the Episcopal pulpit of thirty years.
The cheese factory which recently
burned on the Barry farm will be re-
built by the farmers of the vicinity.
It will be located on Ernst Rueckner's
premises, one-quarter mile south o.
the old site, and will be 60x24 feet in
size.
In the '.ad'' of Charles Fischer &
Son in last weeks issue a typograph-
i al error occurred. The Sord 'ssome-
thing" in the line, something for
Every purchaser during the anniver-
sary sale" should have read ''souve-
mir"
On Thursday, March 1, DR.. Sc
crist will receive his patients and
all who may wish to consult him at
the New Commercial hotel in Wa
tertown. The doctor is meeting with
wonderful success in treating the
chronic sick.
The case of Oscar A. Cole VS.. the
City of Watertown, being an appeal
from Judge Grimm's last decision in
the John w. Cole will matter, which
was to have been heard in the circuit
court at Jefferson yesterday, was post
poned until April.
Agents on salary of $l5 per week
and expenses; the greatest agent seller
ever produced; e 1ery stock and poultry
raiser buys it on sight. Hustlers
wanted. Reference. Address, with
stamp, American Manufacturing com
pany, Terre Haute, Ind.
List of unclaimed letters remain
ing in the postofice February 81:
Brindle, Ervein Relieu. Fred
Hall, Mrs. Jas. S. Robinson F. w
HOmen, b. Schulerman Mary
| Grarlyn, +. Urban, Gustav
Mankey, Charlie VoIckman Master W
| w. f GRUETZMACH CHER 2. NJ
w ednesday afternoon a successful
test Of the Fyricide fire extinguisher,
for which George H. Hastings is agent,
was made on the old fremont house
premises. The extinguishing ingred-
lent utilized in this device is very
finely pulverized chemical, which as
soon as applied has the desired effect.
The Waterfowl Farmers club has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, Ernst Krue-
ger; vice-president, David Flavin; sec
rotary, Philip Kiefer; treasurer, H. F.
Scholz; sergeant alarms, John Brock
mann; directors, David Hildemann,
Herman Rupnow and August Kruger.
The German Old Soldiers society
of this city has begun the publication
of The Fest Zeitung," which will be
! issued monthly until next June to
boom the convention of the German
| Old Soldiers of Wisconsin to be held
here June II and IS. 1t is predicted
that the meeting will attract several
thousand visitors.
Rev. A. M. Bullock, pastor of the
Nj. E. church, will give course of
lectures at the church, the following
being the topics and dates: "Wash-
ington," March s; ''Our Spanish-Am-
erican War;" March %; Luther, y
April 6; Grant" April 20; The
South African War;" May 4; "Lin-
coin, May II. Course tickets are so
cents; admission to single lecture, Is
cents.