Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-08-17
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Joseph Rafferty, is on the sick list.

| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Joseph Rafferty, is on the sick list.
A cheese factory is being erected on
the farm Of Joseph Brooks, west of the
city.
Toilet rooms are being placed in the
building of I'll. c. Mayer, West Main
street.
1t required six fiat cars to carry the
carnival floats shipped to Fond du lac
Thursday.
The vacancy in the high school corps
has not vet been filled. There are scores
of applicants.
A large number of Watertown people
took advantage of the low rate excursion
to Oshkosh Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gritzner are reioic-
ing over the arrival Of little baby girl,
born to them on Tuesday.
P J. Euper has sworn out warrant
for one F.. .Mefiarity on the charge of
robbing him one dollar.
The American House was crowded
Tuesday and fed good number of all
day visitors to the stock fair.
Rev. T. c. Eglin, OF Watertown,
former pastor of the Episcopal church
was in the city on Tuesday.-Standard
(Burlington)Democrat.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s minnesota
queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
Tor it. Only S11O sack.
The board of review adjourned last
Monday, in order to give the assessors a
chance to finish up some necessary
work.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
home patronage. Ask your grocer
for it.
S. M. Eaton was kicked on the arm
last week by one of his horses. Although
no bones were broken, the injury is a
painful one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rinehart are the
happy recipients of an 8-pound baby girl,
born to them August 2 at their home in
Portenville, Cal.
Apleasant afternoons outing was spent
Wednesday afternoon at Maple park by
the ladies' Turner society and number
Of their friends.
western passenger agent says that
his experience has shown that Friday is
the best day of the week for railway pas
senger travel and Wednesday the worst.
Bring or send your orders for job work
to the Republican Office. We turn out
neat and tasty work at living prices. Al
ways pleased to show samples and quote
prices.
Emil BuchhoItz has purchased an inter
est in the photograph gallery Of William
10 AToin Ctraot on1 fhn
business will go on under the firm name
of Matthew & BuchhoItZ.
The German Methodist congregation
in Kenosha has broken ground for the
erection Of the largest church Of the
denomination in the state. The new
church building will cost about $4,000.
Admirers of the we'll known horse
Stamboule, owned by Peter Rho In, OF
Concord, will be interested in the fact
that the horse was sold last week to MIR.
Simmnns-the GREAT hardwa-a merchant
Of st. Louis.
Edward Horock, employed in blasting
stone on the Barret farm, in attempting
TO remove an uneXplOded charge, was
quite seriously injured on hands and
face by its premature explosion. Though
severely injured, he will recover.
Andrew Carnegie, the steel magnate,
will give Racine $4,000 for public
| library. At present the Racine
| library contains 10000 volumes and oc-
cupies building under heavy rent.
The city gives $500 yearly by special
| tax.
There is no Disgusting the fact that the
Not Jr foi
what they were years ago. The so-called
gipsey horse traders at present usurp all
the business OF any account and farmers
are 10th to bring IN any considerable
stock.
Some new clothing, consisting of
| coats, vest and pants, were found in
Brebmann's woods Thursday. AS there
was no price mark on the tags attached,
| it is thought that the goods must have
| been stolen from the ears while in
transit.
We do money lOaning, insurance and
real estate business. Prompt attention
given to pr0bating estates, collecting
accounts. SKINNER & THAUER,
Lawyers and NOtaries Public.
| Office in Wisconsin National Bank build
| ing.
The monthly stock fair was unusually
largely attended for the month Of Aug
ust, this being busy month for farmers.
Horses and pigs were plentiful but the
demand was small, the young boy even
was heard to say, when a young pig ran
down the street, Zach he let 'em skip
cause he couldn't sell 'em enahow."
Lieut.-C Perciyal ]. Werlich, who
has been in the Philippines during the
last two years and half, has been re-
lieved of his command of the q. S. S. Qui-
ras and has been assigned to duty as ex-
ecutiye officer Of the Castine, which shiI
is due at New York early in October He
expects to visit Wisconsin after taking
an examination for promotion and will
visit his friends in this city.
A number Of Watertown friends were
entertained Wednesday at Oconomowot
by the Misses Lydia Spangenburg and
Lydia Lehman, nurses at the Waldhein
sanitorium. The party consisted Of
Messrs. Carl Nowack, Henry Bergman
Otto Fischer, Louis Spangenberg and the
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