Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-10-05
miscellaneous.

, miscellaneous. &
William LenZ, an old veteran has Just
been granted pension of $12 per month.
A small audience witnessed "a Royal
Reception at Concordia Opera house last
Sunday evening.
The Matthias Hampshire farm of 90
acres just east OF the city was sold Tuesday
to Otto KuenZi for $4,000.
The Thomas Shinnick farm south of
this city has been rented, and Mr.. Shin
nick removes his family to this city.
i Ro's5ers sought entrance into the home
of Arthur Meyer some time Sunday
morning, but were scared away before
managing to open window.
Makes assimilation perfect, healthy
| blood, firm muscles, strong nerves.
! QulckenS the brain, makes and keeps YOU
we'll. Great medicine, Rocky Mountain
Tea. c. A. Gamm.
We, the jury find that the deceased
came to his death from heart failure.
caused by not taking. Rocky Mountain
lea made by the Madison Medicine Co.
c. A. Gamm.
The Hawaiin woman's club at Homo
lulu debated the question: rs it better
to take Rocky Mountain Tea hot or
cold?'' Either way it magnifies
your pleasure.
The Marquett college football eleven
met the Northwestern uniyerSity's team
here on the latters grounds, Thursday
afternoon. The game was excellent
one winding up with a score of O to O.
| The two cannons in the city park are
being mounted by Tetzaff & Co.. under
the supervision of the Board of Public
| Works. They will rest on foundation
OF concrete, one facing northeast and the
other southwest.
At Turner Opera house Sunday even
ing Russo u Hollands "Uncle Toms
Cabin" was presented to an immense
audience, the tickets sold almost reach
ing the 1000 mark. The piece was well
put on and gave general satisfaction.
The Milwaukee wheat market was
steadier, closing at 682c for No. and
67c15 for No. 2Northern. Flour was dull
and sc lower. Barley closed at 5gc. rye
at 54c, corn at 56Bc, December and 583ic.
May, and oats at 3714c. Hogs were dull
at $6.25@6.7O.
| have been afflicted with catarrh of
the stomach Is years. had no faith in
medlclne-By chance I consulted Doctor
Secrlst-l was Immediately relicted.
Mrs. M. Johnson.
DR.. Secrist will be at Watertown, Com
merclal hotel Thursday, October 10.
The query where do all the pins 90
to?" suggest another where do all the
shoes go to?" Day after day new con-
sIgnments OF shoes are received at A. W.
Vaughan q Sons our downstairs neigh
bors, and still these new receipts seem
only to be used to keep up the assort-
ment.
Every seat in the house above and
below was filled, and a better pleased
audience never left the building. X
| The Lewis q Austin company deserves
the S. R. 0. sign throughout the season."
-Edwardsville Intelligeneer, September
Il, 1901. At the COncordia Opera house
Sunday, October 6.
| The Woman's Guild has made arrange
ments to give Harvest Home" supper
at the rectory, Monday night. Oct. I. 1t
is hoped that all those who take an inter
est in the parish will show it by patron
izing this supper ON Monday night.
Tickets 25 cents.
| Two men walked into the millinery
store of Mrs. Buechele in Main street last
Saturday evening and one Of them pick ed
up bonnet and turned around and
walked out, followed by the other man.
The lady noticed the act and notified the
police but no trace was found.
A Berlin girl fell out of buggy and
was all mussed up. When she futted to
her feet she gave her fellow stony stare
and said: you'd better go to Waupun
and learn how to take girl out riding.
There the boys let the girl drive and
holds her in with both hands," The
youth looked so shamed that he horse
blushed.-Ripon Press.
The annual meeting of the M. E. Con-
ference will be held at Ripon, beginning
next week Wednesday. From the many
expressions of good will and apprecia-
tiOns we have frequently heard among
leading business and professional men
it is probable that DR.. A. NJ. Bullock will
be returned to his present charge. We
certainly hope so.
Among the many novelties presented
by the Lewis & Austin All-Star min
strels, the dancing duo of the Miskel &
May occupies conspicuous place. They
are the master eXponents of foot poetry
and Introduce many new and novel steps
as well as a cross fire of brand new Jokes
and c0mical situations. Mr.. Miskel, in
this fam0usly funny act, demonstrates
| the true art of mandolin playing, which
alone is rare musical treat. Miskel &
May rank among the foremost enter
tainers on the American stage.
There never was a paper published in
any locality that gave all the local news.
1t is often the case that some persons
come and go that the editor does not see
or even know of. 1t may happen that
the same family is missed several times,
ami they get the impression that the
paper does not care to mention them, OF
has some grudge against them. 1t is a
mistake. The home paper has no ill
feeling, no enmity, no spite against any
one, SO don't be afraid to tell the editor
when you have friends visiting you, or
that you have returned from a trip or are
contemplating visit. If you think the
paper shows partiality, try and see if it
dOsen't treat you as we'll if you give it a
chance.-EX.
We take pleasure in reprinting the fol-
lowing from the Milwaukee Journal, of
Oct. 2, as likely to be of special interest
to our local readers, as it relates to one
Of Watertowns most worthy as well as
most successful young men:
"In the EDITION of the London Daily
Mail for Sept. Is, there appears an excel
lent tWo-column study and biography of
President Theodore Roosevelt, from the
pen of R. D. BIumenfeld, managing edit
or Of that paper. Mr.. Blumenfeld is one
of the Wisconsin boys who have achieved
a very high pinnacle in the newspaper
profession. He was born at Watertown,
his father being D. Blumenfeld, the We
teran editor of the Watertown Weltbur-
ger, one of the leading Democratic Ger