Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-07-17

"A hal d some and cOmmOdiOuS new
bus was put into service last week by
Albert friedrich, who runs the line
connected with the New Commercial
hotel. 1t was made by the GAINESVILLE
Carriage works and is patterned after
Mr. Fredrich's own idea.
Ladies' shampooing and hair
dressing in the latest style. Filtered
soft water is used and regulated with
a combination faucet from warm to
cold, then dried with an improved
hot air dryer. Please give US trial
F. Tercinski. 800 Main street.
Honest Labor lodge, No. 11S, A.
o. q. W., last Wednesday paid the
amount of the death benefit on the
life of its lately deceased member,
Edward Amborn, to the latter's
widow. Settlement was made just
five weeks after Mr.. Amborn's demise.
Rev. DR.. F. S. Jewell, former
rector of St. Pauls church, but who has
been stationed at Portage for number
of years, writes US that he and his
wife are now settled in their new home
at Fond du Lac. where they will be
glad to hear from any of their old
friends.
Camp Kicker is again holding
forth on the shores of Rock lake at
Lake Mills, with Albert Zeidler as
chef and custodian. Among those
who have enjoyed the pleasures of the
camp during Jhe.past week are Charles
Mulberger, A. j. Hilgendorf, j. F.
Prentiss. Eugene Meyer. James NAL
10y, E. F. Wieman, DIR. A F. Solliday
and General Solliday.
Hon. Theodore Roosevelt, gov
ernor of New York and the Republican
vice. presidential nominee, passed
! through this city shortly before l
o'clock this morning on the fast nail
train over the Milwaukee road, bound
for St. Paul to attend the meeting of
Republican clubs. He will return
Wednesday morning on Train No. 2,
which is due here at 9:12.
I'd DR.. Frederick S.Jewell, retiring rec
tor Of St. Johns church, and his estim-
able wife, was as happy and pleasant
an affair as ever formal leave taking
can be-especially when it marks the
parting of pastor and people
well beloved each of the other.
Under such circumstances it is but
natural that all the pleasure of meet
ing together should be tinged by the
regret of parting. DR.. and Mrs. Jewell
expect to leave for Fond du Lac the
latter part of the week.--Portage
Democrat.
Two wayward girls, Clara Saum
and Elsie Burdick, were found Sleep
ing in an clubhouse on the west side
early last Wednesday morning and
were arrested by the police on a
charge of vagrancy. They were taken
before Justice Stacy, who sentenced
the Saum girl to ninety days in the
county jail, where the justice hoped
she might be taught better manner
of living. Upon application of the
mother OF the Burdlck girl, the latter
will no doubt be committed to the In
dustrial school, the case being set for
hearing this week.
1t is reported that what might
have been an attempted Jail delivery
was circumvented at Jefferson Friday
afternoon through joke played on a
citizen who with others had called
to see prisoner. The citizen in
question was locked up in one Of
the corridors and began pounding on
the gate, when to the amazement Of
everybody one of the iron bars gave
way. Investigation showed also that
two of the bars on a window had been
sawed. The work is supposed to have
been done by two 1nen being held on
charge of larceny.