Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-08-24
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In horse racing it is generally case O,
prophet and loss.
Mrs. Augusta Heisler, of Beaver Dam
has seven foot tall fig tree in full bear
ing.
Leo Jurick and Miss Anna Schueier
both of the Seventh ward, were married
by Judge Stacy Tuesday.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s Minnesota
Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only 10 a sack. :.
Frank Brady had several of his fingers
bruised at the WOodard-Stone factory
last week in attempting to put on belt.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
home patronage. Ash your grocer
for it.
Edward Blair, i'll at the home of his
brother Walter at Williamstown, Penn,
with typhoid fever. is said to be in ser
iOus condition.
By experts on the ground it is reported
that present prospects indicate that this
years cranberry crop will be fully one
third larger than last year.
A strange infant made its appearance
on the west side recently. 1t was born
with deer face, bear legs and its father
was buffalo, Times.
Over $1,000 in premiums for horses will
put a large number of the best in the
state into the showing at the state fair
at Milwaukee, September 9-13.
General Arthur Mac Arthur has been
invited to visit the State Fair grounds
September IL, the day following the re-
ceptiOn and parade in Milwaukee.
"AConvict's Daughter" appeared before
well-packed house at the ConcOrdia
Tuesday evening, and the play as pre-
sented gave the best of satisfaction.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in
the postofice August 20.
Bailey, E. o. E. KIM Miss K
Lentz, Mrs. Anna Williams, Mrs. L. A.
VIM. F. GRUETZMACHER. P. M.
Per invitation of the WatertOwn FEEDER
al Labor union, the Local Brewers Union,
Branch No. 4, will participate in the
Labor Day parade here September 2.
Fred BaebenrOth, formerly employed
at Eberle's drug store, has been recently
elected third vice-president of drug
clerks association formed in Milwaukee.
Some one truthfully says:-'It is safe
to assume that any Republican who joins
the league wi find himself i'll as good
company as can be found in Wisconsin
politics"
Wednesday morning at about half past
three the fire department responded to a
call of fire near Seventh and Main streets,
to extingnish small blaze near BOehm's
smOke-house.
The State Fair management has pro-
vided 100 new 4-fo0t seats to be placed
in the grove, ON the fair grounds, for the
comfort of those who attend the fair, Sep
tember 9-13.
The Commercial house at Juneau,
William Steuber, proprietor, has been
sold to Charles Hertel, of Horizon. Con-
siderati0n, $500. The new proprietor
will assume management September 15.
The sale of bicycles in the hardware
store of William Weber has been discon-
inued, and the entire stock purchased
by Crosby Bros, who conduct bicycle
and general repair shop at No. Main
street.
General Albert SOlliday has received
The merited distinction of being ap-
pointed a member of the staff of General
Charles King, marshall of the day on the
occasion of the reception Of General
Arthur Macarthur at Milwaukee Septem-
ber II.
The vacancy in the High school, ere
ated by the resignation of Miss Ella
Ruebhausen, teacher there for many
years, was filled at a meeting of the
Board of Education Monday evening by
the appointment of Miss Mabel E. Fletch-
er, of Portage.
Wisconsin dairy men will appreciate
what has been done for them at the State
fair grounds this year. The dairy build
ing has been doubled in size, to accom- :
date their exhibits, and ample provisions
made FOR the exhibition of dairy machin-
cry and for those interested to see it
in operation.
We do 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.
F. A. Christians, the successful cream
cry man of ReesevilIe, was in Watertown
Wednesday. The E. Kunert Manufactur-
ing company is making a new 2O-hOrse-
power boiler for Mr.. Christians to re-
place one of only 15-hOrse-pOwer. In
spite of the severe drought, Mr.. Christ
ians reports fair business.
The announcement is publicly made of
the marriage ON the 29th inst, of Miss
Isabella Brown, eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred B. Brown, of OconomOwoc,
to Mr.. Franklin Coleman Rush. Miss
Brown is an accomplished Young lady
and Mr.. Rusch is said to be in every re-
spect worthy of his good fortune in Sc
curing such fair bride.
The season at the Turner Opera house
will be opened September 1 with Ward &
Woods STwO Merry Tramps." This play
has won great fame among the laughter
loving theatre gOers. 1t is farce com
edy which is not easily surpassed, and it
is hardly necessary to say that the COM
pany producing it is one Of the leading
comedy organizations of the world.
The dental business of DR.. O. Wolfrum,
313 Main street, has been purchased bv
Art Schlueter, son Of John Schiueter, of
this city, and G. j. Keyes, of Milwaukee.
recent graduates of the Milwaukee Den
tai college, who are both said to be we'll
up in their profession. DR.. WOlfrum
will remain in the city for the present,
but will attend the Rush Medical col
lege, Chicago, in the fall.
Michael Enright, son of James Enright,
employed as carpenter ON the railroad at
Pine Bluff, Arkansas, met with an accident
about two weeks ago, causing the big
toe on the right foot to be smashed.
Blood poisoning has since set in and it
has become necessary to amputate the
limb, about s inches above the ankle.
In his sad misfortune he has the heart
felt sympathy of his many friends here.
The most attractive feature of the
State fair this year will be the special
horse show to be made by horse owners
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