Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21


-antly entertained at their home in North
Washington street on Tuesday even ing.
About twenty guests participated.
The house of Peter Schmugg at Coch-
rane was burned last Thursday evening
half-Witted daughter was unable to
escape and burned in the house.
Saturday last was the first day of eur
severe cold weather. The temperature
fell continually all Friday night until it
reached IL below Saturday morning.
Drs. W. F. Whyte and c. ]. Habhegger
performed successful operation for ap-
pendicitis upon Carlin Bonner, aged 4
years. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Donner.
Roy q Boyle the firm which until re-
Gently have been owners of the stallion
Sp0tsb0ro-Fir-e have dissolved partner
ship. Mr.. Boyle now has full possession
OF the animal.
Susan.-The pimples, sores and black
heads are danger signals. The Rocky
Mountain Tea, you'll give farewell re-
ception to your troubles. 80 cents at C.
A. TaminS drug store.
The senior class Of the Sacred Heart
college gave an entertainment Thursday
the audience. "The Freedom Of the
Press" was excellent.
Doctor Secrist will not come to Water
tcwn on Thursdays as heretofore, but
will come on Wednesdays. The next
dat e in Watertown, at Commercial hotel.
will be on " ednesday, January, s.
Buei Wilson the 16-year-old-son of Mr..
ana Mrs. K. ii. Wilson Of Penfeld, Ohio,
has been missing from hcme since
Thursday September q and his parents
would like to learn his whereabouts.
Used by the ladies fashion all over the
world. It's without doubt the greatest
beautiter ever offered the American We
men. 50 cents made by the Madison
/ Mecine company, at C. A. Gamms drug
store.
Puts gray matter iu your head
Brings rosy glow to faded cheeks. Re-
stores Vlm, Vl2Or, mental aud phySica,
happiness. That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea Will dc. 30 cents at C.. A. Gamm's
drug store.
If y0u desire to join party Of ladies
and gentlemen that contemplate making
a trip to California after the HOLIDAYS in
special private car, write IT, or call on A.
q. C0peman, Agent, C. NJ. & st. P. Ry.
Columbus. Wis.
While repairing bridge with a force
IF men at Ixcnia, Wednesday, Henry
Eggert lest his balance and fell TWENTY
feet. landing en- some piles. His physi-
elan has hopes for his recovery. Mr.. Eg-
gert's home is in this city.
Albert Bum, who has recently re-
covered from severe attacke oftvphoid
| fever in LuZan, PHILIPPINE Islands, has
been heard from, some Of his friends re-
ceiving letter. Mr.. Bum is a soldier
with theFirst United States cavalry.
christmas services at st. Hanry's will
be First high mass at D a. H., followed
by two low masses. Second high mass
and sermon, with benedicti0n, at 10 a.
H., preceded at 9 a. N. by two low mass
es. Vespers and benedictiCn at p. IN.
Edward Voigt, Of this city, has re-
ceived letter from his brother Otto in
Cuba. Mr. Voigt is engaged as an ap-
prentice On the Indiana battieship.
The Young mans letter contains des-
cription of fruit growing production and
says that it can be bought for almost
nothing.
An enormous amount Of stuffed geese
has been market the past week. Tie
Natertown Grain company has CON
tracted for 1850 stuffed geese and in the
cGmpany's waTercoms Tuesday, 800
geese were packed in rows ready for
shipment. Most Of the geese have been
marketed but few orders will be held
for the New Year trade.
Prof. P. J. Zimmers, formerly teach
er at school No. 4 in 9Th grade this city
is now engaged in similar calling
at Horizon. Pref. Zin4mor5 has started
an anti -t0bacc0 crusade among thepupiie
at the high school in that village. He
has the pledge Of all the boys to abstain
from using the weed.
Mrs. Ea. Goldner entertained the Cinch
| club last Friday evening, at her home IN
| North Church street. The evening was
spent very pleasantly, the games result
| ing in the following: Mrs. g. Chaser,
| first; Mrs. VI. a. Schlueter, second. First
| consolation, Mrs. Diersein; second c0nso-
Iation, Mrs. Ed. Specht.
The common council Of New Rich
mend has instructed attorneys to in
stitude mandan;s proceedings against
/ State Treasurer Dadisnn to compel the
payment Of the $21 800 cycione bond re-
| lief appropriation made t. the city Of
New Richmond by the last legislature
which has been he'd by the attorney
to be unconstitutional.
Years ago the young boys were CON
tend TO stay at home evenings and play
games, but now the youth Of II to IS
years is not content unless he can be
with the push" down town. For this
the parents are to blame and years later
they may receive sufficient evidence to
prove that such laxity is not for the
best interest of their offspring Water
town Daily Times.
At the annual meeting Of the Fo-
mans Relief Corps held Friday evening
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Mrs.
Eliza F"rncro0k; senior vice-president,
Mrs. Sophia Deimel; junior yice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Margaret Salick; secretary.
Miss Ida Watarh0use: treasurer, Mrs.
Anna lefty, chaplain, Miss Give Cham
berlain; conductor, Miss Emi lie Mackay;
assistant conductor, Mrs. Hattie Gcehl:
guard, Mrs. Margaret Martsch; assist
ant guard, Mrs. Elizabeth Wenck; dele
gate to department convention, Mrs.
Anna Hefty; alternate Miss Ida Water
house.
ga Merciful man is merciful to his
beast, the old saying is. August Conrad,
a drayman. of this city, has been made
conspicuous lately to an extent that
brought a visit from Superintendent
Whitehead of the Wisconsin Humane S >
ciety, and will result in the case of the
State VS.. August Conrad, set for trial
before Justice Henze next Monday. The
complaint against Conrad is that he left
a horse all night, f0undering in mud
hole, from which the animal was unable
to extricate himself. The night being very
cold the animals suffering was such as
to necessitate its being killed, which was
J done by order Of the chief Of police. Il
was then that Mr. Whitehead was notified
He came here and made investigation
. MIR. ConraG's defense is that he did naI
know of the fact that his horse had beer