Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-12-19
DR.. r. II. Burke. brother

James and Michael Burke, of this
city, was recently married at St. Jose,
California, to Miss Alice Armstrong.
The doctors many old friends here ex :
tend congratulations and wish himself
and bride long, prosperous and
happy life.-Gazette.
The international board of jurors
of the Paris exposition of 1900 has
conferred the highest award and a
gold medal on the L. E. Waterman
company, manufacturers OF Water
mans Ideal fountain pen. Full assort-
ment to be had at Sproesser's. A
useful Christmas gift for young and
old.
james P. Holland is taking a
forced respite from his duties as editor
of The Daily Times while he is re-
covering from an operation which he
underwent Monday afternoon. Drs.
Sleicher and Shinnick performed the
operation and report their patient as
getting along nicely. We hope to
see him around as usual in few days.
In The Benzieu county Patriot,
published at Frankfort, Mich, Decem
Der IA, appears the following item Of
interest to the Watertown friends Of
the new father: james T. Norris
and wife are the proud parents of a
baby girl, born on Wednesday of this
week. Tins hat is trife small for
him since becoming possessed of the
little stranger"
Honest Labor lodge, No. 118,
A. o. q. ". has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: F. Nj ;,
Eaton, M. W.; William Halfpap, P.
M. W. w. Cruger, foreman; f. A.
Neumann, overseer; E. H. Killian, re-
corder, F. w. Hinze financier; Robert
Dent, receiver; trustee for three years,
R. M. Bates; delegate to grand lodge,
Emil Creuz; alternate, John Schatz {.
The trial of the damage suit of
Alexander H. Hardie, appearing by his
guardian, A. A. Hardie. against the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail-
way cOmgany, which was commenced
before judge Grimm at Jefferson last
Thursday, was adjourned to December
21. A motion of the defendants
counsel for the court to direct the
jury to return virdict for the defend
ant was taken under adyisement.
Jos. Salick & Son, l and 8 Main
street, have added the entire base
ment for the display of their immense
holiday stock. This gives them three
floors full Of holiday goods the larg-
est and best selected stock in the city.
1t will be to your advantage to in
spect this stock while complete to-
make your Christmas selections.
The extensive growth of this business
is convincing of fair dealing and the
lowest prices.
The following officers. to serve
during the coming year were elected
by the Woman's Relief corps last
Thursday evening: Mrs. Helen Som
merfield, president; Mrs. Eliza Form
crook, senior president; Mrs.
Fannie Gurnee. junior vice president;
Miss Ida Waterhouse, secretary; Mrs.
Anna Hefty. treasurer; Mrs. Olive
Chamberlain, chaplain; Mrs. E.
Mackay, conductress: Mrs. Jonas
Stahl, assistant conductress; Mrs.
M. Martch, guard; Mrs. Elizabeth
WeDck, assistant guard; Mrs. A. V.
OFF, delegate.
From the dollar Brownie, for the
boys and girls, up to the No. Cart
ridge kodak, with its most expensive
equipment, every size and style of
kodak is in our stock, and any of them
makes an appropriate Christmas pres
ent. For the young folks there can
be nothing more fitting nothing that
will give more pleasure or more in
struction. Amateur photography Guilt
Yates taste for the beautiful in nat
ure and in art. It teaches observation.
It often developes in the inquiring
mind love for the mysteries of
chemistry and the laws of optics. Its
influences are all of the highest, the
best. Put kodak in your Christmas
list. IF it isn't an Eastman it isn't a
kodak. For sale only by the w. D..
Sproe5ser Co,