Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-07-20
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William A. Hurd, Of Fox Lake has
been granted a pension Of So.
The Camp Kicker" boys will 90 int
camp at Lake Mill next week.
Lowell Bullock has been granted a
special pension of $50per month.
George Ryan, of the Filth ward, has dis
posed of several lots to Ann Byrne.
The warmer the weather the more some
fellows feel like geeting a skate on.
The Delavan Lake Assembly, opens
July "a and continues until August ?.
St. Johns Episcopal mission at Pal
myra will be bededicated next Thursday.
A good shower Wednesday afternoon
and evening at Oconom0w0c. None
here.
The merchant who deals "on the
square" generally makes a good round
profit.
When you visit Watertown take ride
in B. W. Smiths omnibus.-Lake Mills
Leader.
The postoffice lobby will be open here
after evenings until o'clock instead of
7:45 as heretofore.
The choir Of st. PauFs Episcopal
church enjoyed days outing at Lake
Mills Wednesday.
The proposed excursion to Monocqua
lake has been declared off by the Mil
waukee road officers.
When everything fails, a man gener-
ally learns that good advertising will
keep him from failure.
Louis DornfeId lost a valuable horse
Wednesday evening. The animal was
afflicted with pink eye.
r. P. Koenig & Co.'s minnesota
Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only S1.1O a sack.
Daniel Wells, Jr.. was SO years old Tues
day and had completed the siXty-siXth
year of his residence in Milwaukee.
Frank j. Stacy and wife are happy
over the arrival of baby girl at their
home in Pueblo, Col, on the 9th inst.
Next Wednesday the Sunday school Of
their annual picnic at Lake Okauchee.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
home patronage. Ask your grocer
for it.
The German Exchange bank, of Chill
ton, Theodore Kersten, president. has
failed. Liabilities. $60O,000; net assests,
$3500O0 to 100000.
The board of review will meet at the
city hall Monday to go over the books Of
the assessors and hear citizens generally
in regard to taxation.
F. NJ. Eaton is receiving considerable
encouragement in his canvass for mem
bers to the proposed Watertown CeIebra-
tl0n and Amusement association.
The Dodge County Citizen, one of the
oldest and best local papers in the state,
starts in its forty-ffth year changed
from a s column folio to a & column
quartO.
ne ptlDissiiI III an0tner cUIuInn a COM
plete church directory. Where special
notices are not given in our local col
umns, services will accord with care,
notices.
Miss Pearl Eaton. of this city, has been
appointed kindergarten director in
the Neenah public schools. Miss Eaton
was graduated this year at the Milwau-
kee Normal school.
IF young ladies think sores, pimples
and red noses look well with a bridal
veil and orange blossoms, it's all right.
Yet Rocky Mountain Tea would drive
them away. 35c. c. A. Gamm.
At the NJ. Z. church tomorrow Christ
ian Stewardship" will be the topic for
the morning sermon. Mrs. Bullock will
preach in the evening. A cordial well
come to attend all these services.
Mrs. Minnie Woltin and Teddy Ne
of TnJv d, -
track in buggy, were truck by a North
western engine and b, til seriously in
jured. The boy will probably die.
Developments in regard to the dis
cOvery OF natural gas at Marinette this
state have been promising, and com
pany is to be formed to make thorough
investigation. number Of wells will
be sunk.
Frank j. HartZheim, an alderman and
prominent restaurant keeper at Jeffer-
son, suffered a stroke Of apOplexy Tues
day morning while in the cellar Of his
place of business. His condition is CON
sidered serious.
Lieut.. HobsOn Of Merrimac fame is com
ing to Madison to lecture at the Lake
side assembly on events Of the war with
Spain. Secretary Moseley this morning
received telegram stating that HObSOn
would be here Aug. 2.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schultz last Sunday was the scene Of
pretty gathering Of number of little
folks, the occasion being in honor Of
their little daughter, Elsie, who ceIe-
brated her tenth birthday.
The sermon tomorrow at st. Henrys
church will be on the text: For you
have not received the spirit of bondage
again in fear; but you have received the
spirit OF adoption Of sons, whereby we
cry, Abba, Father" Rom. s, Is.
Rev. James Rogers, the new pastor
OF St. Bernard's church, arrived here the
latter part of last week and entered at
once upon his duties. Rev. Rogers was
vice-president of Sacred Heart college in
1892 and has many friends here.
Thomas G. Handford, of Oconomow0c.
and Miss Bertha W UgIow of Sloan,
were married July 10. Mr.. HandfOrd is
engaged in the marble business in
OcOnomOwoc, at which city the happy
couple Will make their home after Aug
ust. |.
Frederick Cummings, of Chicago, a
young flO.IHlSb oI uucH promise, Will
play the offertory selection during last
Mass at st. Bernards church next Sun
cay and Miss An Smith will sing the
o Salutarus at Benediction which occurs
at the close of Mass.
The following will be the topics for
tomorrow at the German Baptist church.
In the forenoon, Spiritual Relationship
to Christ Matthew u, so; in the even
ing, "The House Of Salvation" Proverbs
"A. "a. A business meeting will be held
Tuesday at 10 a. M.
We acknowledge brief visit Tuesday
afternoon from brother Art Halfway
one OF the editors of the Oconomow0c
Enterprise. Art is contributing his full
share to making the Enterprise enc of
the NEWEST and most representative
! local papers in the state.