Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-10-26
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Items Of Interest
Gathered about BV Our Local Scribe
City.

A fine Of five dollars was imposed on
Peter G0ehl, whose team attracted con-
siderable attention Monday afternoon, by
the speed they were running at.
The Emmett and the Union baseball
teams crossed bats at Washington park
Sunday, in which the Emmett boys were
victorious by score of 13 to 4.
Teachers Institute and meeting of
school boards will be held at Fort Atkin-
son November and 9, which promises
to be very intererting and instructive
affair.
We, the jury find that the deceased
came to his death from heart failure,
caused by not taking Rocky Mountain
Tea made by the Madison Medicine Co.
c. A. Gamm.
The Hawaiin wOman's club at Homo
lulu debated the question: 'Is it better
to take Rocky Mountain Tea hot or
eold?" Either way it magnifies
your pleasure.
A force of men employed by +. KusseI
are at work harvesting his crop of sugar
beets. The beets, which are Of a very
fine quality, are being shipped to Me-
nOmOnee Falls.
Makes assimilation perfect, healthy
blood, firm muscles, strong nerves.
Quickens the brain, makes and keeps you
well. Great medicine, Rocky Mountain
Tea. c. A. Gamm.
F. C. Jaeger received the contract for
shingling the roof on the north side of
DnrnorJ'c Tafhn1ia ohrrah Tho
punches of shingles will number two
hundred and twenty-five.
Paul Thom's Friday evening dancing
school at Turner Opera house is becOm-
ming very popular if one may Judge by
the number of pupils. Mr. ThOm's class
already numbers over one hundred.
William Keso, farmer residing north
of Waterloo, was slightly bruised at
Hartig's brewery Tuesday afternoon.
His team started and a pole into which
they ran fell on Mr.. KesO. He was able
to go home unassisted.
A party of seven carpenters have left
OconOmOwOc for Coal ICity, Illinois,
where they are to erect number of mi
ners' cottages for NJ. D. Buchanan one of
OcOnOmOWOc's summer resOrters who is
interested in coal mining.
S. A. Pettibone, for little time con-
nected with the Republican office under
the present management has secured
position as stenOgrapher in the Chicago
office of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
at salary Of $50 per month.
Chas. Fischer e Son, the well known
VI est side merchants, are deep in the
rush of their great Cloak and Jacket
Sale. 1t will continue during the whole
Of today. Great bargains in latest
styles and best material are offered.
A fine casket has been received this
The casket is called the king" 1t is
splendid piece of work and modelled
after President McKinley's. Those who
wish to see it may call today at the un-
dertaking parlOrs.
The Minister'S Son, which was the
attraction at COncOrdia Opera house Sun
day night, was the best attraction at that
hall this season. The scenery was of the
finest seen here for long time. W. B.
Patton in the title role had the audience
with him during the entire performance.
The rest OF the cast gave excellent sup
port.
Mr.. Frank Schreibar, the undertaken.
No. 1OS Main street, has just received one
of the findest caskets ever manufactured
for the general market. 1t is an exact
fac simile, handles and all, Ct the casket
in which President Mckinley was laid
to rest. Call at the undertaking rooms
and see it.
| had catarrh and ulcer of the stom-
ach two years and suffered every day un-
til | was almost skeleton. [ tried
many doctors and medicine until lost
hope. [ can say Doctor Secrist has cured
me. Mrs. f. Mueller.
Doctor Secrist will be at Watertown
Commercial hotel on Thursday Novem-
ber Z.
A game of base ball between the
HustisfOrd and Hartford mines will be
played at Juneau on Sunday, Oct. 9th,
for purse of 500. This is the third
and deciding game between the two
mines and all lovers of the game should
make an effort to see what will un-
doubtedly be one Of the best games of
the season.
Justice George HenZe this morning
rendered his decision in the case of the
City of Wateft0wn VS.. M. Maldaner for
the alleged violation of the building
ordinance. She was fined 800 and costs
$8.42 or in default Of payment or ap-
peal sentence of three months i'm cOun-
ty Jail is imposed. The defendent was
given twenty-fOur hours in which to
make appeal.
The firm of A. & J. Hero, of OconO-
mOwOc, has dissolved partnership and
Mr.. j. Hero, the retiring partner, has
decided to locate here and has already
rented No. 800, Main street where he will
soon open business. We bespeak for Mr..
Hero generous patronage here as he
is thoroughly reliable and upright in
business, a recommendation based on
nearly two years most agreeable rela-
tiOns.
Eduard Neuschwander, of Green Bay,
who was injured year ago today at the
Northwestern University campus
in game of football, was visitor in
our city last Saturday. Mr.. Neusch-
wander was at that time and is yet at
tending college at RipOn. His spinal
cord is yet afflicted and a curious fea-
| bu1O VI olihAClb 10 Ilt Cd1uOb lOcl
the difference with one of his feet from
hot and cold. Mr. Neuschwander was un-
able to return to his home for nearly
three months.
Here is story of a travelling man who
was passionately fond of honey and
always stopped at a certain hotel where
he was sure of getting it. One trip he
took his wife along and as he approached
the town he mentioned to her that he
was going to a place where he could
!, have honey. When the pair were sitting
at the supper table no honey appeared
and Mr.. Travelingman said sharply tt
the waiter, where is my honey?" Tht
waiter smiled and said, 'You mean tht
: little black-haired one? Oh, she don't
, work here now."
Monday afternoon, at a full speed,
team of horses dashed down Main street