Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-02-20


day afternoon with Mrs. w. j Lee.
Two sun-dogs lowered around
the sun yesterday morning-a sure
sign Of a cold snap.
The members of the City orches-
ira went to Fair~ater Friday evening
to play for a dance.
RIP. Koenig & Co.'s minnesota
Queen is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only ST.. 20 a sack.
Lent begins today-Ash Wednes-
dav. The Catholic, Episcopal and
LuJnc. al churches mold services.
About eight inches of snow fell
Sunday morning heaviest OF the
winter. The sleighing is now excel
lent.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
hoiho .-,.v.:2gyc. Ask your grocer
for it.
There WAS no quorum of the
common council last evening and the
regular meeting was adjourned to
next Monday
Emil A Neumann has resigned
as city auctioneer, to which position
he was appointed last spring by
Mayor CRUDE.
There was no University Exteu-
sion lecture last Friday night, as had
been announced, lowing to the illness
of Prof. Pyre.'
] -Assemblyman Kern has introduce
ed a bill providing for pure milk and
cream, and a2other providing for
stamps on notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max g. Kusel are
the proud possessora of a young son
who came to gladden. their home to-
day. The little fellow tips the beam
at 10 pounds,
| Take Rocky Mountain Tea See
| it exterminate poison. Feel it revi
taiize your blood and nerves and bring
back that happy, joyous feeling of boy
hood days. SOC. G. A. Gamm.
i was given up to die from
| heart and nervous troubles caused by
| grip Six bottles each Of DR.. Miles
Heart Cure and Nervine cured me-"
Mrs. John Violet, Jefferson, Wis.
The Turner masquerade Saturday
| night was largely attended aud netted
| profit of about 500. A number of
the maskers were from out of town.
Music was furnished by the City or
chestra.
George w. Sloan aud George w.
Morse, both OF his city, and members
of the Dodge county bar, have entered
into partnership in the law business.
The firm will be a strong ONE
Juneau Telephone.
Edward Schenk, the buggy thief,
was sente0ced 10 one year at hard
labor in the state prison by Judge
Dunwiddie yesterday in the circuit
court Schenk was found guilty by
jury at the present term.
Those bluebirds which Officer
Eiffier claims to have seen perched on
tree IN West Main street Saturday
morning must have since become
thoroughly disguised with our Arctic
like climate and taken their depart
ure.
The repo, ted settlement by the
Northwestern Railway company of
5000 upon William Ebert for the in
iuries be recently received at the coal
sheds here proved to be without
foundation. Mrs. Ebert says no set
Element has yet been effected.
List of unclaimed letters remain
ing in the postoffice February 10:
Bever, Mr.. Wilhemming Buldt, Fred
Cleveland, Mrs. Barobine Cleveland, NJ. w.
Flinta, Frank Lester, Miss Lucy
Luck, Otto Miller. Emil
Skinner. Miss Annie Schroeder, Carl F.
Schroeder, Miss Augusta Parper. G. F.
w. F. GRUETzMACHER, P. M.
On Monday Justice Stacy SEN
fenced a tramp giving the name of
Henry Somers to the county Jail for
thirty days as punishment for having
smashed several windows at the home
of H. j. Hoffman,, West Main street,
Saturday evening. Somers was drunk
duu upDu uSlnS CluoCu du lulGGduCc W
the house proceeded to his work of
the Carrie Nation oruer. He was
subsequently arrested by Officer
Eiffier.
"A change has taken place in the
cutting department of Hertel & Hoff-
mans clothing store, John Caveragh
being no longer employed there.
Mr.. Cavenagh was a familiar figure in
this eetabll shment for such an ex-
tended period-his continuous SER
vice covering nearly forty years
that it will indeed seem strange to
the firms patti ons not to see him be-
hind the long table. His successor is
Charles Seefeld, formerly with Doctor
Bros, Milwaukee.
George Fl. Hastings, secretary OF
the Watertown City Mutual Fire In
surance company, attended the fourth
animal nnaati ou Of the Citv and Viii