Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-10-19
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Mrs. NJ. Gallagher is quite seriously i'll
at her Lafayette street home.
st. Margaret's guild was entertained
by Miss Meta VOlkmann Wednesday
afternoon.
The season fer sprinkling the streets
closed Tuesday, but if it is necessary.
additional sprinkling will be done.
Edward Rack is constructing cement
walks at the residence of ". c. Stone
and j. c. Harrison on Washingto street.
John Carey, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Carey, who has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia, is on the road to
recovery.
William Perry and family, of Usage;
Iowa, have removed permanently and
will hereafter make their home at
Pipersville.
There was no meeting of the common
council Tuesday night, not enough
members being present. The next meet
will be Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ". Honey, usually of
Ashippun, were the guests of the lady's
aunt, Mrs. c. +. Snere, Az Clyman street,
during part of the week.
A three cent piece will shortly be
issued by the government. 1t will be
coined with hole in the center to dis
tinguish it readily from dime.
A pretty maid, demure and sweet,
Paused upon the busy street;
The reason why-I am not surprised
''ThG Minister'S Son" was advertised.
The next meeting of the Saturday
Club will be held the afternoon of OctO-
ber 22d at three O'Clock, at the home of
Mrs. E. NJ. StapletOn, South Washington
street.
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
coldP Either way it magnifies
your pleasure.
j. P. Foss, an old friend of the family,
now in the jewelry business at Wausau,
with property and occasionally "at
home" in OcOnOmOwOc, was in Water
town Thursday.
Makes assimilation perfect, healthy
blood, firm muscles, strong nerves.
Qulckens the brain, makes and keeps YOU
well. Great medicine, Rocky Mountain
Tea. c. A. Gamm.
At about nine o'clock Thursday even
ing fire was noticed in the store of NJ.
Carrots book store. The fire department
was called out and it was extinguished
with little or no less.
Here is a simple method of making
half a ton Of coal go as far as fifteen
hundred-weight. The plan is to place
quantity of chalk in the CRATES: once
heated this is practically inexhaustible
from combustion and gives out great
heat.
AS deliberate conclusion after years
OF observation we hold that nine-tenths
OF the professional refOrmers are men
who have exhausted their facilities
for getting jobs from the political or
ganlzatlons which they would desert.
Free Press.
See new advertisement of Bertram &
Hahn, proprietors Of "Pantorium," over
post Office. These young men are steadi-
ly attracting custom as much by their
fair and upright dealings as by their
perfect work. If in need of their ser
vices call and see them.
Prof, j. W. Quinn, the optician, who
is well know to the people of this
vicinity will be with ID. K. OWENS
Music Co., 104 Main street, Watertown
Vie, Wednesdays, Oct. 80. Nov. 20 Dec.
II, etc. No charge for testing eyes.
Philip Kiefer, secretary of the Water
town Farmers Club, has issued call
for meeting of the club at the city
hall to-day at 2 p. m., for the purpose of
considering the question Of holding a
farmers institute here next winter.
The German Reform church at Reese
vile will celebrate their silver Jubilee
with appropriate ceremonies tomorrow.
Rev. H. o. JOrris, Of Cresthline, Ohio: and
Rev. William Kuentzel, of Juneau. for
mer pastors, will be present and deliver
addresses.
August Miller, who resides on the
Burke farm in tho town Of Emmett, had
several ribs fractured Wednesday. His
horse ran away near North Second street
bridge and he was thrown out of the rig.
He was taken to his home and medical
attention summoned.
The Editor Of this paper strongly en-
dorses the action Of General Charles H.
GrosvenOr, in requiring certain share
of the proceeds of the sale of his book to
be set aside for Mckinley Monument
Fund. Our readers will see an adyer-
tlsement Of this book in another column
of this paper.
The little station of North Lake in
Waukesha county is looking up as a
stock shipping point. Last week some
nlnty thousand pounds were shipped
OconomOwOc will be the principal loser
through the increasing Importance of
this little terminal on the short branch
from Granville.
Fond du Lac Reporter: And now a
GOODNESS has sprung up between Colonel
Jerre Murphy and General Bryant, which
Is said to have reached the freezing
point over the appointment of Gustav
! kustermann as a member of the state
board of control. The GOODNESS is but
the beginning of another parting of the
ways.
The Milwaukee Sentinel is not com
plete without the four page Sporting
! Section, containing all the latest an(
best sporting news. If you are interested
in football, bowling, horse racing
bicycle racing, chess, checkers, boxing
or Billiards, you cannot afford to mis-
reading the Sentinel ever Sunday
Order OF your newsdealer now.