Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-11-09
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Cub Will be held Nov. 18th, at the home
OF Mrs. Gustav Bucheit, 7l2, Sixth street
Charles Conrad, of New London, had
his hand so badly crushed by a corn
huskef sunday morning that amputation
was necessary.
I'd leave my happy home and cross the
deep blue sea,
Rather than be without Charley and
my Rocky Mountain Tea. c. A. Gamm's.
Brings attractiveness to listless, un-
loYabie girls, making them handsome,
marrlageabe women. That's what
Rocky Tea viii dc. 35c. c. A. Gamms.
a thousand things by it are done far
better than most things do one. We
refer to Rocky Mountain Tea made by
the Madison Medicine Co. 35c c. A.
GaInmS
While Mr.. and Mrs. John Kohl, Of
Rnbicon, were away from home Tuesday
thieves entered their house and stole
LOO iii cash. There is no clue to the
robbers.
The cannon given this city by the
government have been mounted in the
city park near the soldiers monument.
The work was done by TetZlaff Il Go Of
this city.
Tuesday afternoon A. E. Calhoun had
one OF his wrists broken. Mr. Calhoun
was working upon a ladder il his factory
when the ladder slipped and he fell
with the above result.
Mrs. George Lee, of Merrimac, Sauk
e0ynty, While temporarily insane, threw
her tnree-WeekS-0ld babe into red hot
stove Tuesday evening. and shut the
door. The child was burned to death.
Lewis M0rris0n's new production of
Faust this season is said to be the
most costly and artistic III all depart
ments ever given To this classic play.
MorfISOn's Faust Will be here soon
with strong company.
Fire broke out in the KIondike Thea
ter block, Hurley, at 3 O'Clock Wednesday
morning and eleven persons were
burned to death. The KlOndike Theater
burned ones before in july. 1877 when
eleven women lost their lives.
Fred Brown, a farmer Of the town Of
LlnWo0d, Portage county, came Sunday
night TO d narrow escape from being
killed by some cowardly enemy by fir
ing shot through d window the bullet
striking Mr.. Brown near the left ear.
Seyenty-one cattle passed through
here on h0of Saturday afternoon from
Wood county on their way to Waukesha.
The cattle were driven up to Wood
county this spring on account Of the
drought prevailing in Southern Wis
cOnSln.
Judge James A. Blanchard elected to
the Supreme Of New York on the Fusinist
ticket Tuesday is a Fond du Lac county
man, having been born in the town Of
SpTlngyaie. He is a graduate Of RipOn
College and also Of Columbia Law School,
Washington, D. C.
Oscar Wertheimer is now manager Of
Concordia Opera house in the place Of
Carl +. BIumenfe resigned Mr.. Vert
heimer with end6aver to keep up the
well earned reputation Of this play
house and is now engaged in booking
some first class attractions for the com
ing winter season.
J. P. Thomas has taken into partner
ship in the Florida East Coast B0ttling
Works, his br0ther-in-law, II. +. Burdick
who recently arrived from Watert0wn
Wisconsin. The new firm will put in
new appliances, and the quality Of their
products Will be second to nGne.-The
Daytonia (Florida) Gazette-News.
Unusual interest attaches itself to the
forthcoming production Of Lewis Nor.
ris0n's new Faust from the fact that
Lewis Morrison has equipped the play
with superb new scenery and made the
tragedy OF Faust and Marguerite dOublv
attractive by a large expenditure of
money for scenery and electrical effects.
The employees of the WatertOwn shoe
Factory quit work last Friday and did
not go to work until Wednesday morn
ing. The trouble arose over paw day. The
trouble was settled by one Of the officers
but some Of the others were not satisfied
and the employees said they would not go
to work until pay day was agreed
upon.
The spur track which the Chicago
and Northwestern railroad put in from
their main track to tke foot of Rock
street was opened for traffic Monday.
S. NJ. Eaton q Son shipped the first load
which was filed with ice to ". D.
Howard at Fort Atkinson. The track
will be changed so that freight depot
can be built.
Louis Kupfer, Of the town of Emmett.
was injured III a runaway Monday
evening. Mr.. Kupfer fell out Of the
wagon on North Fourth street bridge
and the team dashed along the street
until III the vicinity Of the Marquardt
farm when the horses fell into ditch.
Mr.. kupfer was picked up unconscious
but revived later and is not seriously
JnjnFnI In gf ft,o IoJ ~
other is in critical condition.
Here is one of those mathematical
cUri0s that turn up in the newspapers
again and again: Here is puzzle that
puzzles everybody. Take the number of
your living brothers, double the amount.
add to it 3, multiply the result by 5, add
to it the number Of living sisters,
multiply the result by 10, add the num-
ber Of deaths Of brothers and sisters.
subtract $50 from the result The right
hand figure will be the number Of deaths
the middle figure will be the number of
living sisters and the left Will show the
number OF living brothers.
The Reeseyille Review thinks Water
town should not have an annual fair
because we have a monthly stock fair
which might be better developed The
monthly stock fair is a voluntary gath
erIng OF farmers to sell and exchange
produce, cattle and horses. The city al
lows the use Of certain streets fer that
purpose and business men give free
stabllng. Further deyelOpement lies
with the farmers as much as with any
other class. Jefferson also has monthly
stock fair and if her citizens can handle
both, why not Watertown? -Watertown
Daily Times.
John Hero, until recently junior
member of the firm Of A. & j. Hero of
Oc0nonowoc recently rented the newly
| equipped store, No. 300 Main street and
on Monday, November II, will open a
candy kitchen on most elaborate plan.