Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-06-22
bone Matters.

! ,lehn Reul has been appointed post
nlaster.at Helenyille.
d Mrs. D. D. Scett is seriously ill at he,
e home in North Church street.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
: man krueger Saturday morning.
: The improvements in and about the
postoffice building are still progressing
Alex JOda and wife have sold several
, lots In the First ward to Andrew ROeener
for $500.
/ An elOcutiOn gold medal of 1900 lost.
Finder returning to Sacred Heart college
Will be rewarded.
i K. p. Koenig 4 Co.'s Minnesota
queen" Is the best. Ask your grocer
:. tor 1T. Only $l.1 a sack
i A valuable horse, the property of the
i unlted States Express company, died OF
pneumonia Sunday morning.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
home patronage Ask your grocer
for It.
ST Paul's Episcopal church is under
going repairs and improvements, fur
the changes.
A farewell party was rendered Miss
letla Quis, Wednesday afternoon, at the
home OF Mrs. Ella Hurtubise. Miss Quis
left Thursday for New York City to reside
The annual picnic of the Moravian
Sunday school will be held on COncOrdia |
Island, Thursday, June 27. Music and |
refreshments IN the grounds. The pub
lie is invited to attend.
Albert Gerbenski, night clerk at the
Jones House, OcOn0mOwOc, and Miss
Mary Jones, dining room girl are said
to have elOped. Miss Carr is the grand
daughter, OF Mr.. T. H. Norris.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union will meet Tuesday at p. IN. at
the home OF Miss Hattie Owen. The
subject will be 'Christion Temperance
instruction" All are invited.
Sunday morning at one O'clock the
IRE department was called to the Second
ward, near Ninth street. A burning
brush pile was found IN arriving there.
1t was another case Of false alarm.
Prof. M. H. Jackson, a former instruct ,
OF in the High School, will be the guest
of honor of the High School Alumni as
sociation, which meets Friday evening,
June %, at Concordia Opera house.
While at Mayville Sunday the Sinnis-
sippi Band was the guest of Ex- Congress ,
man Sauerhering, who entertained them
right royalty. Byron Barwig also took !
an interest in the welfare of the boys.
Paul Wegwart, of OconOmowOc, was |
welcome caller at our Office SATURDAY.. I
He brought over bus load Of BOYS, TWEEN {
ty-one in all, to take part in OF to watch
game of baseball with one Of our home
clubs.
Burglars have been operating at Wau- :
kesha. PutEey Bros. store was entered !,
the night It June Is and money and q
other articles tn the value of some $3.50 +
taken. The local police believe they =
have a cisaxx {
T& Hisc,nfsin district of tae Missouri /
synod of the Lutheran church met We'd b
nesday in its annual session for one !
week in Milwaukee. About 25O clergy
men and 100 lay delegates are in attend
ance.
Imitators have been many.
Thoughtful peoil have learned that "
true merit comes only with the genu- !,
inc Rocky Mountain Tea made By ;,
Madison Medicine Co 35 cents. C. !:
A. Gamm. :.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in y
the p0st0ffice June %:
Allen. W. c.. Leadowski Miss Emma
Bean Miss Mary A. Mc(affrey JAS
Bugen Edward F. Quinn Mrs Eliza
Betcher Mrs. Frank Shaw Miss Mary
Flath Rev. Edmund Smerling Mamie v
Fletcher Slas c. Wandrayka F. A. l.
Hoeft Mrs. Gustav !
WILLIAM +. GRUETzMACHER, p NJ a
Don't get side-tracked in busi- {
ness. Dullness sometimes passes for !,
death. Men with brains reach the :,
goal. Rocky Mountain Tea pnts gray 7
matter into ones head. 35 cents at =
G. A. Gamm's. f
We do a money loaning, insurance and '
real estate business. Prompt attention !
given to prObating estates, correcting
accounts. SKINNER & THAUER,
Lawyers and Notaries Public. \
Office in Wisconsin National Bank build r
ing. .
The old Wisconsin central railway re- q
pair shops at aukesha, which have been "
stripped of their machinery and have v
stood vacantifor the past six months, are d
to be transf Tmed into an ircn mill T., d
be operated by Eastern and Chicago cap b
italists. {
The graduating exercises of the Mil r
waukee Normal school were held Thurs Q
day evening. Miss Pearl Eat. u and Miss a
Killian, Of this city, were am. ng 6
the graduates, the former in the kinder
garten course and the latter in the Latin
course. 4
Sunday services at the M. E. chu ch n
will he as follows: Sunday schnO', 10 n. 6
a.; preaching, II a. m.; t pie, "rhe COM G
season and snme Of It's les n
sens" Because of the camp meeting t
services there viii be no evening seavicf C
in the church. a
One # the cnsiest, best managed and " y
homelike hotels in the country is the a
casper House, GcO1lom0Woc. Our readers n
can d" no better FIR their own cOmfor! r
and convenience than t. act Up#n our '
recommend when visiting OconnmOwoc 9
for pleasure or business. .
Cali at Gamm's drng store and get
a free sample of Chamberlain 1t mach !;
and Liver Tablets. Tnev are an elec Mt !;
physic They ais, i,rrove the anpetitn, :
>t:en eth"n the digestion and re.ulate y
the liver and loSnls They are easy t, q
take and pleasant in effect .
Thirty-eight new members were initi- r
ated at a meeting Of Waterti WI Federal b
Labor Uni"n, No. 9194, last Friday even e
ing. Arrangements are being made by :
the union to take part in the calIithum- 5
plan parade July 4th. The next meeting t
will be held Friday evening, June 90. a
The cornerstone of the new German >
Lutheran church at Fort Atkinson was J
laid Tuesday. Prof. Julius Gamm, of the \
Northwestern University, was among
those present from abroad. Music was
furnished by the choir of St. Marks &
church of this city. The edifice will cost 6
$25,0O0. {
Ex-COngressman Isaac Stephenson eel
ebrated his seventy-second birthday at
Marinette, Wednesday. He was born in
1929 near Fredrickton, New Brunswick,
and came to Wisconsin when sixteen
years old, in 1916. He is in good health
and seems destined to live many more
years.