Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-07-27
miscellaneous.

A gin UdDy Wdo Uul IL 1hOIludS bU DDlIl-
nick Casey and wife, West road.
Harry C, May has been doing telegraph
work at IXOnia during the week.
Joseph Mcfarland is now carrying the
mail on the Pennington route from this
city.
Question from the hOrse-'Is my hat
on straight ?",BOst0n Commercial Bull
letin.
st. Paul's Episcopal Sunday School
will picnic at Lake Okauchee next
Wednesday.
At Fox Lake last Sunday the local
baseball team beat the Cambrias by a
score of II to 10.
The fourteen-yeaf old daughter of Mr..
Owen Mullen, West Road, fell and broke
her arm Monday evening.
Among marriage licences granted in
Dodge county is one TO Fred Schoeppe
and Helena Schumann, both OF Water
town.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
home patronage. Ask your grocer
for it.
The firm Of Werchuetz & DOherty,
dealers in fancy goods, has been dissolved
Msss A. Werschuetz continuing the
business.
In baseball contest at Juneau last
Sunday between the Juneau and Colum-
bus teams, the JuneauS Won by score
of % to 3.
Albert Schuenke, who was badly injured
in Koenig's mill last week Wednesday, is
improving nicely, and will eventually be
entirely recovered.
NJ. ]. Gosa has been appointed post
master at Palmyra. Mr.. Gosa was the
Republican candidate for sheriff of JEFF
fersOn county last fall.
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.
Harry Krier has resigned his position
with J. NJ. MallOy at the Imperial and has
accepted a position with Louis Viii
kowskl, entering upon his new duties
July 20.
Friday evening Of last week the local
lodge of Elks and their families enjoyed
a dance at COncordia island. Luncheon
was served and delightful evening
was spent.
The fire department was called out
Friday afternoon Grass in the Brooks
pasture ii the Fifth ward caught fire in
some way and damage to the box factory
nearby was feared.
/ The condition Of Christian SchmutZler,
who was affected by the extreme heat
Saturday last, is considerably improved
and his friends hope to soon see him
among them again.
The Chicago & Northwestern Railway
company commenced work ON the spur
track in the Fifth ward Saturday. The
work is being done under supervision of
Contractor F. j. Mann.
During the rain storm Wednesday
evening lightning struck the steeple Of
the English M. E. church at Columbus
and damaged the structure to the extent
of $4,000. No insurance.
The earth over the sewer trench in
several places on Washington street
caved in after the heavy rain Of Wednes-
day evening. In some places the earth
sank TO depth of four feet.
Julius Lawrenz, a Milwaukee road
brakeman, fell from car in the yards
here Wednesday and was painfully
injured. His home is in Portage, and
he was taken there at once.
The price of milk in Milwaukee and
Madison has been raised from five to six
, cents per quart. The price in this city
is five cents, although the dealers find it
quite task to supply the trade.
Tramps have been rather numerous in
| this city of late, gang Of about one
dozen being rounded UP by the police one
evening recently. They were vicious
al haI tCh ho o1 tp
submission.
The Hartiand News of last week was
an illustrated edition, descriptive Of
Hartland as summer resort and suburban
village. 1t was in every respect credit
to the proprietors of the paper and the
people it represents.
During the heavy rain and wind storm
OF Thursday evening, a large new barn
on the SprOut farm near Juneau was
blown down and almost entirely de-
str0yed. The rainfall was something
unparalleled for years.
A fire on the farm of Ernst Rick, on
the Plank road, few miles from this
city, destroyed a considerable quantity
Of grain Saturday afternoon. Sparks
from a passing locomotive is supposed
to have been its origin.
Theodore Reinke, son Of Rev. Clement
Reinke, a former pastor Of the Morayian
church in this city, was ordained for the
ministry at Bethleham, Pa, last Sunday
He will take charge of the Moravian
church at Windsor, this state.
The Knights of the Royal Arch, Mil
waukee, without capital, filed articles Of
incorporation at Madison Wednesday.
The lncorpOratOrs are A. Riedel, NJ. j.
Moore, Peter Pringie, George III. Daub-
ner. A local lodge exists in this city.
The children Of the Congregational
church Sunday school enjoyed their
annual picnic at Lake Okauchee.
Wednesday. A number of parents and
friends accompanied them and a pleasant
day was spent at that enjoyable resort.
Reinhold SchOtt, of this CITY, and S. K.
Vallequette, of Maust0n engaged in a
wrestling match at Maust0n Friday
evening OF last week. Each man secured
two falls, and dis the limited time had eX-
pired the match was declared draw.
The men were at it from 8 until Il
o'clock.
That Juneau will have brewery is an
assured fact. The promoters of this en-
terprise are Michael Lehner and j. B.
Becker. These gentlemen have recently
been looking into the workings of such
establishments in surrounding towns
and appear satisfied that one might be
conducted successfully in Juneau
Telephone.
A southbound freight train on the
Chicago & Northwestern railway was
partially derailed Saturday morning at l
o'clock. The axle Of the middle drive
wheel broke, and the engine left the
track and ran considerable distance on
the ties before stopping. The fireman
Jumped and the engineer remained in
the cab. No one was injured.
: Rev. j. j. Garyin, pastor of the NJ. E.
church at Oconom0woc little time ago
but now having charge at Berlin was
visitor at 0conomow0c and WatertowI
on Wednesday. We had the pleasure OF
brief visit with the pastor during his
flying trip. A most worthy man and {
thoroughly Christian gentleman, may