Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-05-15

at Gamm drug STORE.
The Woman's guild will meet
with Mrs. Holmes Thursday afternoon.
"A little daughter was born Satur-
day to Mr.. and Mrs. William Herzog.
Remember the great clothing
sale Monday, May 20, at Schiller q
Wegemann's.
The I. l.. Henry company has in'
stalled F. w. Oelschlaeger as book
keeper at the box factory.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s minnesota
Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only $1.1O a sack.
Mems, boys and children's suits
at reduced prices, Monday, May 20
at Schiller & Wegemann's.
-Arleigh Jones has recovered the
use of his limb, which was injured IL
a recent accident at Oconomowoc.
We want everybody to be walk
ing advertisement for US after Mon
day, May 20. Schiller & Wegemann
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly fol
home patronage. Ask your grocer
for 1t.
The fountain at West Main anC
Washington streets has been provided
with drinking cups by Mrs. R. E
Lewis.
"A housekeeper's delight is perfec
bread. Yeast Foam will always make
it. A cent package will raise forty
two loaves.
Work on the Improvements tC
the postoffice was begun Monday and
will be pushed to completion as rapid
ly as possible.
Try the new remedy for costiveness
Cham berlain's stomach and liver tablets
Every box guaranteed. Price, 20 cents
For sale by 4. A. Gamm.
The large attendance at The
monthly fair yesterday was quite out o.
the ordinary for the month Of May
Business was brisk all day.
Two new windows have been pct
ia the west side of w. F. Brandt &
Sons store, which will provide addi
tional light for the showing of goods
Several of the sir knights of Oil
vet commandery, No. Is, went tc
Oconomowoc Thursday evening te
join their brethren there in drill
work.
After being supplied with com
plete outfit of new clothing, the small
pox patient took his departure from
the pesthouse Saturday for parts un
known.
The Wisconsin state fair manage
ment has selected Miss Mary E. Chad
wick, of this city. as uperintenden'
of the woman's work department q
the fair next fall.
Mothers of good judgment and ex
| perience give their little ones Rocky
| Mountain Tea this month; keeps then
we'll. 35 cents. Made by Madison
Medicine company. G. A. Gamm.
Harry C. May, of this city, VIII.
has been serving in Lieutenant-Gov
| ernor Stones Office at Madison during
the legislative session, is candidate
| for one of the new cler.,ships in tn,
| executive Office.
One of the ice delivery teams be
longing to S. M. Eaton & Son became
frightened and ran away on Fourth
street Saturday morning, and before
the horses could be stopped consider
able damage was done to the wagon.
Those who attend the Elks' bal
tomorrow night will see very pleas
ing scheme of decoration which the
the Milwaukee caterer, will serve
and Hambitzer's full orchestra will
play.
The doors Of the CoDcordia die
not open Sunday night for the an
nounced appearance of the La Pear
combination, the management mo-
deeming the outlook for remunera
tive patronage sufficiently encourag'
ing to go on with the show.
--Schempf & Schulz are displaying
in their show window a unique vest
belonging to Milwaukee gentleman.
The vest, which was made in Dakota
for an Elks' lodge, is studded with los
elk teeth and embroidered with por.
cupine quilts. Its value is $115.
On the evening of Father NJ.
gents lecture, May p, the Chicago &
Northwestern passenger which arrive:
here from Chicago at 1925 o'clock
will run as far as Juneau to accommo
date people from that city and Clymar
who desire to attend the lecture.
Max A. Whiting, son of A. J
Whiting, secured place among
the six representatives of the frs
battalion, University of Wiscon
sin, who will par ticipate in the manu-
al of arms contest on May Is. H.
| was chosen from field of about thirty
students who entered the individua
| contest.
Following are the new officers O
the Watertown Workmen's Relief as
ISOLATION, chosen Saturday evening
President, Charles Beduhn; vice
president. William Dobbratz; secre
tary, George Hence; vice-secretary
Herman Witnebel; treasurer, Charlie
Hilgendorf; trustee three years, Henri,
| Nowack.