Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-06-22
Mr.. JnO Friedel, engineer of the Jeffer-

y son Brlck q Ilie Go. had his left |,
3 broken and right foot badly cut Satu
& day night last while attempting t. Gro
y The railway tracks back If moyiI
s. tram. Medical all was summoned al
= accordlng to latest news, the injured ma
u is doing fairly well.
ReInhOld Sch0tt engaged i'm wrestIin
u match at Maust n, Tuesday evening. wit
5. K. Velliqnette. Of that city. Schn1
r mad agreed to throw his opp. nent thre
times within an hour, but the secon
e fali was Won by the Mauston man. NJ
z. Sch"tt was out If condition, not feelin
i well for the past week.
+ DO you wish to buy farm?
so. write to Joseph keenan,, enclosin,
t. b cents in stamps; he will give you al
e information Ask any question yo
wish concerning land in Southern
a Minnesota. and he will gladly inform
r You free of charge Address Josepi
Keenan,, Austin. MINI.
: AS supplementary ta the rummage sal.
ani entertainment held by the Ioca
Woman's Relief Corps during portion
! OK last week, we publish this week card
OF thanks expressive OF their appreciation
OF the patronage accorded them. 1t is
gratifying to learn that the ladies' eff.
f'rts were successful, both financially
and socially.
Quartermaster General Solliday paid
an official visit to Camp Douglas We'd
nesday, to inspect the new powder mag
azlne that has recently been built and
to make any additional arrangements
that may be necessary for the more per-
feet accommodation Of the Wisconsin
National Guard at its coming annual
encampment.
F. A. Spaulding and wife, of Hazel
hurst Farm" near Oc0nomOw0e, were
visitors here Thursday. They keep, dur
ing the summer season, one of the most
enjoyable Of the country resorts in Wau-
kesha county's lake region. Besides, they
are the most genial of neighbOrs and
most soclable OF acquaintances the whole
year through. We acknowledge a pleas
ant call.
We do not wish to obtain goods under
false pretenceS and therefore we thank
fully acknowledge our Indebtedness to
Judge c. A. Christensen of Juneau f0r
our report If the graduating exercises
at the Northwestern University ON Tues
day last. We are sure it will afford our
readers as much pleasure to per use the
article as it does us to give its writer
credit for the same.
Mrs. William F. Whyte entertained
Friday afternoon of last week in honor
OF her guest, Mrs. Catherine Whyte, of |
Glasgow. Scotland. The following ladies |
were present: Mesdames Bnardman,
Eberle, Lewis, Goeldner, Ryder, Heilman,
Brondt, Moak, Moulding, Liebermann,
Conway, Strauss, Green, Gallup, Off, Vie
balm, Hermann, Cooley, Sleeper, Vie
mar, Kohn, Field, Miss Ella MOak, Mrs.
Gerry Hazelton, of Milwaukee.
Carpenters and masons are at work re-
modelling the building used as sample
rooms on the nerth end Of the New Com
mercial hotel. That portion Of the hotel
will be raised and fitted up so as to add |
about eight rooms, which are needed for
the increasing trade. This is only one
OF the many improvements made by Mr.
Smith vince taking possession of the
hotel about one year ago. The work is
being done by Contractors Gorney and
Huenefeld.
The editor of this paper has a good
residence property in OconomOwoc
that he wants to sell. Price, $4,000;
and the property is worth every cent
asked for it. Terms:-$lOOO down,
balance on good security for any rea-
sonable length of time at per cent
interest. II you want to live in one of
the prettiest cities in Wisconsin, here's
your chance. House number, 434
South street, Oconomowoc. Wis.
Edward Rimested, while attempting to
get on the hook and ladder truck which
was responding to an alarm of fire short
ly after noon Monday, missed his footing
and fell to the pavement near the post
tffice. A wheel of the truck struck his
leg, badly bruising it. He was attended
by DIR. Werner and later taken to his home,
where he will be confined for several days
His escape from serious injury, or even
Ceath, is considered miraculous. The
FIRE to which the department was going
was of little Importance, being confined
to an Outbuilding in the rear of II. Dob
fratz' saloon in Third street.
w. Whetlon, cashier of the First
National hank of Winterset, Iowa, IN a
recent letter gives some experience with
a carpenter in his employ, that will be
of value tn other mechanics. He says:
81 had p carpenter work ng for me who
was obliged to stop working for several
days on account of bein troubled with
diarrhoea | mentioned to him that /
had en- similarly troubled and that
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy had cured me. He
bought bottle of it from the druggist
here and informed me one dose
cured him, and he is again 1T his work"
For sale bv c. A. Ga.nm
II one can judge approximately of the
kind OF entertainment the Fourth of July
managers are providing for by the pro-
gam submitted, Watert0wn will score a
great success On the coming national
holiday. The pc pile of our city are an
ticipating the demands that large
crowd will make upon its hospitality and
are wisely providing for such a con-
wrestling match, fireworks, and thOus
and and one happy conceits devised and
provided to please the old and young,
combine to make a whole day visit to to
WatertOwn most pleasurabIe. Come and
see for yourselves. The complete pro-
gram will be published next week.
The Milwaukee Sentinel, is now offer
ing Grams New Century Atlas as prem
ium to subscribers. The book is revised
to March 1, 1901; contains the 1900 census
and amongst its many beautiful maps, is
a two-page map of the state of Wisconsin
and large map of Milwaukee. The
regular retail price of the atlas is 1915,
but it is now offered at $1.75 to subscrib-
ers who sign an agreement to take tie
Sentinel, either the daily or the daily and
Sunday edition, for six month";, pa .no
the regular subscription price If 30 cents
a month for the daily and IS cents a
month f,r the daily and Sunday. Orders
are received by newsdealers, or may be
addressed to Circulation Department,
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Pref. Richard Roll, of Hustisfnrd, was
a guest at the Windsor last Saturday. As
a teacher Mr.. Roll has successful and |
except nal record. He has taught con-
tinuOusly for twenty-three years in the
same town, and nineteen of these years
he has taught in the same sehaol district |