Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-06-15


sessions Of the legislature, is engaged
at Waterloo Junction perfecting
himself in telegraphy. May success
attend him wherever he casts his lot.
Thursday. at 2 p. m., the Very
Rev. Augustin Schinner will lay the
: cornerstone for Holy Family church in
Reeseville. The address on this occa-
. sion will be given by Very Rev. An
r drew Morrissey, G. S. c., president of
vitation to be present is extended to
all.
On July the firm of Achtenhaeen
Heilman will be dissolved. Gustav
BCrchardt. who has been clerking for
! the Old firm number of years. will
take Mr.. Heilm4n's interest. The lat
ter gentleman removes early next
month to Redwood Falls, Mimi, where
: ne has purchased half inter est in a
1 clothing, gents furnishing and shoe
business.
The editor of this paper has good
residence property in Oconomowoc
that he wants to sell. Price, $4,000;
and the property is worth every cent
asked for it. Terms:-$1OOO down.
balance on good security for any rea-
sonable length of time at 5 per cent
interest. If you want to hive in one of
the prettiest cities in Wisconsin, here's
your chance. House number, 43.
South street, Oconomowoc. Wis.
Friday evening of last week the
annual Inspection of Olivet Command
cry, No. lS. X. T., took place at Ma
sonic Temple. The work of the com
mandery was reviewed by Inspector
General Theodore w. Golden. of James
vile, members being present from Fort
Atkinson. Columbus, Oconomowoc and
other nearby towns. After the nspec-
ton a banquet was served and few
/ hours spent in social chat and good
fellowship
M. +. church Children's day will
be duly oeJerved. "Hearts of Gold'-
as beautiful Children's day. Exercises
will be rendered by the Sunday school
at the regular hour of service--I1
O'Clock a. m. Music and recitations b,
The Sunday school will also be promi-
nent feature If the evening service
1880 O'Clock. The Sunday school meets
in regular session at 10 a. m., Epworth
League at 6:30 p. m. A cordial well
come extended to all.
Justice Henze's court was occu-
pied Wednesday fore11oon with the case
of the Stale of Wisconsin vs. -ust
B,oedOrn. The defendant was charged
with embeZzlement by Fred Berg, of
the firm of Berg 4 Sell, meat dealers
The evidence was clear that msde-
meanor had been committed, and on
payment of the amount embezzled and
the costs, the case was dismissed upon
motion OF District Attorney Rogers
under provision of the statutes.
! Stacks Candy Kitchen, III West
Main street, is becoming widely known
for the excellent quality of ice cream
,inanuiAetared: aud as consequence
business at that popular resort is con-
stantly on the increase. Orders for
ice cream in any quantity will be
promptly filled for parties, picnics and
gatherings of any nature. A choice
assortment of bon hons, choco ates and
creams are placed ON the counters
| fresh each dsy.
The two upper floors of the pro-
perty formerly owned by the late
Henry Daub are being fitted up by the
present owner. w. ID. Sproesser, for
the use of the local lodge of Elks as
lodge and club rooms A new front
will be built with Il staircase giving
direct entrance to the rooms, and
when the improvements are completed
the Elks will be very comfortably situ-
ated. The ground floor will continue
to be used by Emil Meyer as Il cafe.
About 800 persons from this city
attended the Dodge County Firemen's
tournament at Juneau Sunday A
large gathering from the surrounding
country were present and enjoyed the
occasion. The ball game between Fox
Lake and Jefferson was won by the
latter team by score of II to g. The
next tournament will be held at Hustis-
ford. The following officers were
elected: M. l.. Lueck. Juneau, p-esi-
dent; John Bodden Horizon, secretary:
Theodore Schmidt. Hustisford, tt cas-
urer
You may as well expect 10 run
steam ell line witlioI II water as to find an
active, energetic man with a torpid liver
and you may know that his liver is tor
pid when he does not relish his food. or
feels dull and anguid alter eating. often
has headache and some es dizziness
A few doses Of Chamber lain's SO CHI
an Liv..r Tablets will restore hi liver
to its normal funct ms. renew his
vitality, improve his digestion ar
make him feel like new man Price,
20 cents. Samples free at Gamm's drug
store
The Fond du Lac district of the Nj.
f. church will hold its annual camp
meeting and conference at Byron, Fond
dp Lac county, June 21 to july /. We'd
nesday, June 26. will be Epworth
League day and special program
consisting Of addresses and song ser
vices has been arranged. The location
OF the camp grounds is about nine
miles south of Fond du Lac on the Mil
waukee road. Ample provision for Wis
itors and delegates has been arranged
and it has been decided to fix the ad-
mission at 81 for family season tickets.
w. 5 Whedon, cashier of the First
National hank of Wint+rset, Iowa, IN Il
recent letter gives snme experience with
carpenter IN MS employ, that VIII be
| o. value I" other mechanics. He saws
VI hrd carpenter working for me who
was obliged to stop working for several
d US on account of bein troubled with
di rrhoea | mentioned to him that
h.ni ben similarly troubled and tn t
Chamaerlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhera r. m dy had cur me. He
DO ight bottle of it from the druggi t
here and informed me that one do z
Cared him. and he IS as ain at his work y
For sale bv e. a. Ga.nm
With pleasure we acknowledge the
receipt last Saturday of friendly
visit from out old time Dodge county
friend, Maxon Randall. Of the town of
Lebanon. Mr.. Randall is a "A pioneer