Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-07-13
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been organized by Prof. William Weber
orchestra.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s "Minnesota
| Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only S1.1O a sack.
The choir of St. Paul's church will hold
their annual picnic next week Wednes-
day on the. shores of Rock Lake.
At the German Baptist church tomor-
row children's service will be held at 1C
a. M. and preaching at 7:30 p. IN.
Emil R. HASTEN, of WatertGwn, and
Lizzie Miller, of Fall River, have been
licensed to wed.-POrtage State Register
Mrs. Lydia Beamann fell on the stair
way at the residence Of Daniel Jones
Wednesday, and dislGcated her right
wrist.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
home patronage. Ask your grocer
for it.
There will be English services in the
MOravian church next Sunday evening
at 7:30 o'clock. All are cordially invited
to attend.
Otto Voight Of this city has enlisted in
the United States navy as an apprentice
and goes from Chicago to Norfolk, Va.
for assignment.
Meyers shoe store in Main street is
having an addition of twenty-five feet
in the rear to give more room for their
increasing business.
Ernestine Paterick was granted di-
vOrce from Edward Peterick at Jefferson
Wednesday. The parties reside in the
town Of Pennington,
The southern conference of the Wis
consin district Of the Missouri Lutheran
synod will be held in this city during
the latter part of August.
Walter HOlz, employed at F. P. Kis-
pert's livery stable, Jefferson, was kicked
in the head while embarrassing horse
He was quite severely injured but will
recover.
Memorial services will be held at the
NJ. E. church tom )rrOW at II q. m., Sun
day school at 10 a. NJ, young peoples
meeting at $50 p. n. and evening SER
vice at 1:3O.
At recent special session of the Ju-
neau school board committee was ap-
pointed to look up a suitable location
and to ascertain the probable cost of a
new school building.
Kenosha is preparing a grand welcome
for the First Wisconsin Cavalry reunion
at that city next month. 1t is expected
that more than 200 eX-members Of that
old regiment will be present.
We have "dead loads" of exchange
papers and others put up in packages
| that we would like to get rid Of. These
are suitable for wrapping paper and
C ,uld be made Of use by somebody.
While workmen were putting in a new
plate glass window at William Brandt &
Sons store Wednesday evening to re.
place the one demolished July 3, it broke
in two. 1t was valued at over $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. BrOennimann
,FOf Brooklyn, n. Y, celebrated Indepen.
dence Day by taking little son into
their household. Their numerous Water
town friends extend congratulations.
/ The WatertOwn campers will play a
game Of ball with the Jefferson campers al
Lake Mills this afternoon. George Weber
is manager Of the WatertOWn crowd
and Joseph StOppenbach manages the
Jefferson boys.
/ NlenOW q BuTsinger have opened a
machinery repair shop in the plant for
merly occupied by the WatertOWn Manu-.
featuring company in Fifth street. The
firm is composed of Charles Nienow and
Arthur Bursinger.
The OconOmOwOc Enterprise is one OF
the best printed and newsiest local pa
perS in the state, and Messrs. Hathaway
q Palmer are making it true index OF
the beautiful little city that profits b,
their enterprise and industry.
| ho a. re-
Attorney Buchheit under resolution in
trOduced by Alderman jacob, is out OF
press and delivered to the city. The b0Ol
contains all the city ordinances up tt
date and consists OF about 200 pages.
The San Francisco Call of July con
tains the following: Mrs. Dora Levy
announces the engagement of her daugh
ter Bessie to William |. KOhn, of Wisc0n
SIN" Mr.. Kohn is well and favorablS
known in this city, his former home.
While excavating in Washington
street Monday one of the labOrers fOun(
a heavy silver ring in the face of which
is embedded gold cross. 1t was foun(
about two feet below the surface ant
had evidently been there many years.
One hundred and twenty-five teachers
have been in attendance during the weel
upon the Dodge County summer schOo
in session at Juneau. More are expected
Tuesday evening reception was giveI
by the citizens OF Juneau to the visiting
teachers.
MIR. Herman j. Strauss and family lef
for Lake Mills Wednesday to spend few
days camping and fishing. Mr.. Straus,
will be at his Office every day or two, t.
keep his hand ON the run Of business, bu
his wife will remain to watch over tn,
welfare of the camping party.
W. F. Sommerfield left Friday to re
sumo his position as right-of-way agen
for the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rail
way, who are about to build line from
Mineral City, Kan, to Joplin, Mo. Mr.
SOmmerfield will have his headquarter
for the present at Columbus, Kan.
Rev. Fred Gahlmann, son of Mr.. ant
and Mrs. Fred Galmann, Of the town O
Clyman, celebrated his first Mass in ST
Johns church at Clyman, July 2. Fathe
Gahlmann was assisted by Rev. Fathe
Riley, OF Chicago, who acted as deacon, ant
Rev. Father Schleecker, of Fond du Lac
as sub-deacon, and Rev. Father Salem
tine, OF juneau, as master of ceremonies
Nj. De Steese, of Fond du Lac was in TIN
city Monday inspecting the float
used in the carnival here last wear. |
is possible that the same may be pur
chased for the Fond du Lac carnival +
be held August 27. Mr.. De Steese wa
very fayorably impressed with the floats
saying they were the first he has eve
seen.
Look UP large advertisement of Charlie
Fischer & Son. This firm is doing
general merchandising business an
supply everything usually needed in wei
regulated families, except perhaps hard
ware. The special sale advertised fo
July II, 18, 10 and 20 covers wide rang
of desirable goods that have been marke
down within the easy reach Of all. Be
sides the special offerings, the occasio
can be utilized in examining their CON
plete stock in all lines.