Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-09-14
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Items Of Interest
Gathered about RV Orr Local
City

The list of jurors for the regular Sep.
tember term of Circuit court for Dodge
county contains the names of Henry Rex.
ner and William Ames of this city.
Send for my list of fine Chippewa
county improved farms. They all raised
fine crops this year. Fine tobacco can
be raised here. R. Allen, Chippewa
Falls, Wis.
tract OF residence property on Sixth
street, formerly owned by Mrs. r. l..
Potter was purchased during the week
by Mayor John j Brusenbach. Consider
alton, $2,250.
Mothers write us that they have solved
the problem OF keeping their children
well. Give them Rocky Mountain Tea
each week. A blessing to mother and
child. c. A. Gamm.
OcOnOm0wOc is closing one of its most
successful resort seasons and the summer
hotel landlord, and grocery men down to
the soda fountain clerk eXclaim Its too
bad; for great is the graft thereof"
1t may be interesting to note that al
though CzOlgOsZ, attempted assassina-
tlOn OF President Mckinley is not count
enanced by any true American citizen
1t has at the same time gave the people
OF Wisconsin few days rest of La Fol
letteiSm.
! In our publication last week of the
names of vestrymen elected at the annu-
al parish meeting of ST. Paul's church
the name of Mr.. George Nellins was
omitted through some ones mistake or
inh olo hn
rectiOn now.
A delivery horse on the wagon Of
Schempf Bros. caught its foot in the lid
of sewer cover on Main street Monday
and fell. With the assistance of few
bystanders the horse was helped to its
feet Luckily the horse and wagon es-
capped without injury.
st. Calls Court, Catholic Foresters,
Of Milwaukee will hold a days outing
tomorrow at OcOn0mOwOc. 1t is un-
derstOOd that an invitation has been
or Will be extended to the members of
st. Thomas Court, of our city, to join
with their Milwaukee brethren in the
pleasures of the day.
A. W. Vaughn & Son, boot and shoe
dealers down stairs, did land office
business on Fair Day. They are simply
doing business along up-tO-date lines,
letting the public know what they have
to sell, and then living up to their
They cannot help winning.
Pigs were the small change of trade
at the stock fair Tuesday. The attend
ance from outside was large considering
the cloudy weather and sloppy condition
of the roads. There was some hOrsetrad-
ing and a few sales, but people in
need Of good horses seem somewhat 10th
about purchasing except from well
known parties, who are known to the re-
sponsible.
life like portrait of a WatertOwn
lady, Miss Mary E. Chadwick, who has
been superintendent of Woman's Work de-
partment of the State fair during the
week adorned the columns of Thursday
mornings Sentinel. This is not by far
the first time that in public life, Miss
Chadwick has shown herself to be
emphatically the right person in the
right place.
The marriage of Harry E. Jones of this
city and Miss Mile Giles of Waterloo
was sOlemniZed at the residence Of the
grOOm's grandfather, w. E. Jones on
Market street on Thursday of this week,
Reverend FrietZemeier officiating. Both
OF the young people are popular and
their hosts of friends join in wishing
them success and happiness in their new
home in Racine, Wis.
A very pleasant family gathering
occurred at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Davy at their home in PiperSville
on Sunday last. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. J. P. Thomas and daughter of
Florida, Mrs. E. B. Roberts, Mrs. H. K,
Galpfn, Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Wurt-ier, Of OcOnOmOwOc, Mrs. Jennie
Menges, Richland Center and Mrs, Jane
Lord and family of this city.
I 1t is not very pleasing subject to
write of undertaking, embalming and like
funeral accessories, but skill along these
lines is part of our modern civilization
and necessary adjuncts to decent re-
spect for the dead. Mr.. Frank Scheiber,
until recently of the firm of Brooks &
Scheiber, undertakers, has opened up
undertaking rooms at 108 Main street
} and has thoroughly equipped himself to
answer all calls upon him for prOfeS-
siOnal services.
Edward O'Byrne, who has occupied a
position at the C. & N. W. depot in this
city for a number of years has accepted
position as station agent at Juneau
vacancy being caused by the resigna
tiGn of j. B. Harris. The promotion is
but recognition of the ability Of Mr.
O'Byrne and although it necessitates the
removal of his lmily is fact regretted by
, his many friends here who wish success tt
follow them in their new home. Franz
Zoelle will ably fill Mr.. O'Byrne's position
5 here while John Dauffenbach will iI
turn fill the place formerly held by Mr.
e ZOelle.
The hearing of Carl Schultz, Car
BOldt, George Monrean, Otto Tripke ant
!, Herbert Butschke, charged with stealing
some fourteen dozen whiffletrees an(
neckyokes from car ON the siding Of tht
c. N. W. Ry. was held before Justice
Stacy, Wednesday morning. District
Z Attorney, M. L. Lueck Of Juneau prose
cutting. All plead guilty and were fne(
: $1.OO and costs, except ButSchke whit
! pleaded not guilty. His case together
with that of his brother Charles wh(
(. was also implicated, but let out of Gus
tOdy on promise to appear at the hear
ing will be held later.
Ill Henry'S Big Progressive MlnStre
aggregation of fifty all white performer
will appear at Turner Opera house OF
Sunday, September Is. The Chippew;
1 Falls Herald of September says: 9Th,
pretty play house has seldom been taxet
/ to greater extent and the perfOrmanc,
+ was as good as the crowd. Music ther,
was in plenty and of every description
!, ranging from the ballot to the rOllickins
Il | n
minstrels only know how. Add to thi
the famous $4,000 military band" an,
u the countless other specialties fgurin!
: nrnminpntlV ON the nr0uram and uO1