Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-11-23
miscellaneous.

Manlt0W0c county mas purchased q
pest house.
The name of Western Union Junction
has been changed to COrliss station
A representative delegation of Water
town attended the great Wisconsin
Minnesota football game at Madison
Saturday.
The total amount expended by the city
of Racine for public improvements dur
ing the past ynar it is estimated will
reach $225,O00.
= Fire stated in the Keystone Lumber
yards at Ashland Tuesday
evening and damaged property to the
extent of 100000.
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-
lovabie girls, making them handsome,
women. That's what
Rocky Tea Will do. 35c. C. A. Gamm's.
DR.. Hodgson, of Waukesha, while
near Mellen, this state, was
accidentIy shot in the leg but nc very
serious result is feared.
Peter Thauer, of Emmett sold 10S sheep
to local dealers Monday. The annual
look to be Of the best kind and brought a
good price.
The Union Thanksgiving service will
be held in the Congregational church,
Thursday II o'clock a. m. Sermon by
Rev. W. FritZemeier.
A thousand things by it are done far
refer to Rocky Mountain Tea made by
the Madison Medicine Co. 3oc. c. A.
Gamm's
Frank Smith, son of Chris Smith, was
recently elected general manager of
the King Oil Company, Beaumont,
Texas, to succeed the late manager
Williams.
The farmhouse of John Sewitzke in
the town of Laglade, near Amigo, was
DESTROYED by Fire and three children
from months to 5 years lost
their lives.
James Duffy, of Clyman, one of the
best men and most competent for the
position in the county, has just
been elected supervisor of assessments
by the Dodge county board of super
visOrs.
Mrs. Tyler-MoultOn of Milwaukee
Caairvoyant-Psys Teacher and reader
and palmist will be at the West Avenue,
Hotel WatertOWn. Wis. For ten DAYS
commencing Monday November %.
Hours 8 a. m. to 9p. m, Sunday 2 to Z p. M.
Last Tuesday night the bank at Mon
dovi was entered, the safe blown open
and $1,000 stolen. No cline to the robbers.
Former State Senator j. w. Whelan is
president of the bank, but as the bank
carried an insurance against robbery
the loss will not be so great.
Friends of Cliff Parks. who is now at
Dunedin, Florida, will be interested to
know that he is now in possession Of
racing boat, slOOp rugged, which is
Mermaid and is the fastest boat of its
class on the coast, hence Cliff is very
proud of it.
The official test Of the new water
works plant built at Jefferson at a cost
of $4,000 took place Tuesday. After
trial under competent and eX-
perienced inspectors the plant was pro-
nounced satisfactory, and the city will
soon assume all the rights Of municipal
ownership. This system includes
Ex-senator F. A. bennett, Of ShebOy-
gan, has consented to the use OF his
name as candidate for nomination be-
fore the next Republican State Conven-
.tion for governor and while disclaim-
'ng any personal ambition in the matter
cayS:-
"AIy chief desire is to see some man
nominated to succeed Governor La
Toilette who will better represent the
reasonable and moderate desires of the
party at large. I am perfectly willing
to step aside for such man if another
selection is made"
Methodist Church, morning theme:
"Our National Thanksgiving" Evening
Temperance" The fourth Sunday in
November is now set apart as "The
Worlds Temperance Sabbath" In the
afternoon union of the different Sun
day Schools will be held in the Methodist
church at 2;30. RecitatiOns, music and
addresses. Subject, Temperance.
Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned, Secretary of the Board OF
Water Commissioners, up to 3 O'Clock
p. m on Thursday, November q, 1901
for printing and binding in pamphlet
form 800 copies of the fifth annual re-
port of said board from furnished manu-.
script. The work. type, quality of paper
and general make up to be the same as
the fourth annual report herewith sub
mitted as a sample. Work to be finished
by November 80, 1901.
VIM. F. VOss
Secretary
The three brick buildings in Fifth
street, between Main and Market streets
belonging TO ReinhOld Zautner were
traded for property in the village OF
Sullivan. Mr.. Zautner will remove tt
that place early next spring and MIR
Gnatzig who owned the property in
Sullivan will remove to this city and en-
gage in the manufacture of vehicles an(
Mr.. Zautner will engage in blacksmith
ing at his new place. Mr.. Zautner viii
be greatly missed he having resided her
nearly all his lifetime and has done bust
ness in an honest and upright way
The concert which will take place OF
thanksgiving oFollllS, NOV. 20, dt OOl
cOrdia Opera house, promises to be th
musical event of the season. The pro
gram has been carefully selected and in
cludes the beautiful soprano aria" from
''Der Freischuetz" which will be suns
by Mrs. Partridge. Mr.. Hans Bruening
among other numbers, will play tn
much favored Rapsodie of Liszt's 'Nt
TX" and also the famous Rubinstei
concerto for violin and piano will b
given. Reserved seats ON sale at Gamm
drug store.
In letter to friend in this city Mr.
Lila Parks, who is now at Dunedin
Florida, states that the orange crop wi
be very large this year, the trees bearin
more heavily in fruit than ever befor
She states that there will be about thirt
five thousand boxes shipped from thu
point this year. Mr.. L. B. Skinner, form
of this city, has erected a large packin
house on the railroad at Dunedin
take care of the fruit in the way of sOr
ing, packing and shipping, and two
! three car loads per day are leavin
J there. Mrs. Parks says that the orane
groves present a beautiful sight. ST
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