Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-08-03
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Police Chief Block celebrated his for
tieth birthday Wednesday.
A girl baby was born Saturday night
to Mr.. and Mrs. August Radke.
A girl baby was born Tuesday morn
ing to Ferdinand Kleck and wife.
A general raise of 10 cents per ton on
prices of coal promised for September l.
The Northwestern road will be double
tracked this year from Fond du Lac to
Oshkosh.
Owing to raise in prices Of food pro-
ducts, restaurant prices will be increased
in the larger cities.
George H. Philips, the Chicago Corn
King" has suspedned operations tenn
porarily, Mr.. Philips says.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s minnesota
Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only S1.1O sack.
William Grooming and Miss Ida Kelm,
both Of Emmett, were united in marriage
by Justice Henze Monday evening.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
home patronage. Ask your grocer
for it.
DR.. L. E. Blair has closed his dental
office in this city and will remove to La
Crosse where he will practice his pro-
fessiOn.
Steamboat Island, one of the Apostle
group, has sank beneath the waters of
Lake Superior leaving dangerous reef
in its place.
Miss Minnie Feldschneider is now en-
plOyed as operator at the Wisconsin tele-
phone exchange in this city, succeeding
Miss Hattie Schaatz.
Among recent real estate transfers
recorded in this county is that of William
Crangle to Mary Crangle, land in the
Third ward of this city, for $1,000.
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.
Ringing Bros circus passed through
here Tuesday morning over the Chicago
and Northwestern railway to JanesvilIe.
-Four trains were required to carry the
outfit.
The banns of E. Cory, of Madison, and
Miss Nellie Shinnick, of this city, were
published at st. Bernard's church Sun
day. The wedding ceremony will take
place August 13.
Fred Miller is having water fixtures
and other Improvements added to the
building at 10 Main street for the con-
veDience of the IrOquois club, who oc
cupy the upper floor.
The Wisconsin Sugar company is fit
ting its plant at MenOmonee Falls with
machinery, and expects to begin opera
tiOn about October l for the manufac
ture Of sugar beets.
Fl. Wieman, of Affection, was a welcome
caller at The Republican office Tuesday.
In speaking of the condition of the crops
Mr.. Wieman says that the recent rains
have vastly improved late crops and
pastures.
We do a money lOaning, insurance and
real estate business. Prompt attention
given to prObating estates, collecting
accounts. SKINNER & THAUER,
Lawyers and NOtaries Public.
Office in Wisconsin National Bank build
ing.
TJ Fitzgerald, station agent for the
Northwestern road at Lake Mills, has
been promoted to a like position at Ga
lena, ILL.,, and will take charge August
10. William Williamson, the operator,
goes with him. Their many WatertOwn
friends wish them success.
Miss Carrie Reinke was rendered fare
well reception by number of friends at
the residence OF Rev. Albert Haupert re-
Gently. Miss Reinke has been teacher
in the city schools here for some years
and will go to Windsor to keep house for
her brother, Rev. Theodore Reinke.
The first of the 40 new compound loco
motives of the Milwaukee road will
begin to arrive on August 1 and will go
into commission as soon as tested. There
are both freight and passenger engines
among them and they will be among
the largest aud most powerful engines
ever built.
The Milwaukee road has begun i'm
pOrtant improvements on it's River divis-
ion which will cost more than S1,OOO,OOO.
This extensive work lies between ST. Paul
and La Crosse and consists chiefly in
| Strengthening out curves and reducing
grades, as was done on the La Crosse di-
vision between Milwaukee and La Crosse
during the past two years.
Colonel NJ. 7. Moore, department COM
mander Of the Wisconsin Spanish-Ameri-
can War Veterans association, has issued
notices to the members that the second
annual meeting will be held at Camp
Douglas, Wis, August 22 The meeting
/ this year will be held during the time
the Third regiment will be in camp and
it promises to be a large gathering.
Among the latest results achieved by
the trainer of Gentry Bros shows is
teaching heard of baby elephants to
play brass band instruments. Coupled
with the three-scOre Of other novel and
original acts to be seen with the show
this season, the public may expect the
greatest treat of the season when the
Gentry'S come to town Tuesday, August s.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in
the postoffice August 3.
Berkwith, Mrs. Lydia Patton, r. L.:
Boehm. Paul Paern Miss Minnie
| Dave. Walter Pierce, Claude l..
Erie, George A. (3) Remshardt, Miss Mollie
Hack NJ Rohde, Miss Mathilda
Humbolt H. F. Schippel, Miss Edith
Koch S. III. Wandrayka, 7. A.
Mere, August Warren. A. I'll.
VIM. +. GRQETZMACHER, P. NJ
Congressman H. A. Cooper of Racine,
representing the first congressional dis
trict and chairman of the committee on
insular affairs, was united in marriage
in New York on Saturday morning last
to Miss Sarah Philip Cooper, resident
of that city, who is well known in New
York and Washington society. The
couple will spend their honeymoon
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto NOwack celebrated
their wooden wedding at their home on
North Sixth street Monday evening.
A number of friends gathered at the
home and pleasant evening was spent
by all. Luncheon was served. Those
present were: Messrs. and Mines Will
lam Scheel, Charles Klemann, F. Kronitz,
FL. D0bbratZ, j. Nichols, c. Kramer, w.
KOhls, William Radtke, George Henke,
Mesdames l.. Buth, C. Schroeder, Emma
Buchholz, Misses E. Kube, Della Retsch-
lag, Tillie Kramp Alvina Kramp, E..
Christensen, Messrs. Leonard Kramp,
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