Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-08-30
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trolley road has been received.
Mr.. W. E. Main, of Madison was a
visitor to Watertown Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Kronitz and Mrs Kerr were
guests of Waterloo friends during
portion of this week.
Mr.. Albert GOetch and son of Juneau
were the welcome visitors to WatertOwn
friends and relatives Wednesday.
The Prairie du CHEN wooden mills
burned Monday night and the loss is
estimated at upwards Of $3.50, 600.
Miss Rose Lewis of Oconomowoc,
has been the welcome guest of Miss
Alice PettibOne during part of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DOnavan and
Miss Addie Donovan attended the funer-
al OF Mrs. DOnOvan's father here last
Tuesday.
Mrs. James Spear, of the American
House has been quite seriously ill dur
ing the past week. DR.. Moulding is in
attendance.
George Wolfe who murdered his
wife near Chippawa Falls recently has
been sentenced to life Imprisonment at
Waupun by Judge Vinje.
-Alphonso Berg, the IA year old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Berg of JEFF
fersOn was thrown from his pony
Wednesday morning and quite seriously
injured.
Evangelist Miller will sing in the
Baptist Church Sunday morning at 10: 80
O'Clock and the pastor, Rev. Bens, will
preach as usual. Everybody is heartily
welcome.
Mr.. James E. COnklin, of Madison, to
whom the wardenship of the State
Prison was rendered by the state board
OF control has declined the position for
business reasons.
"Wednesday afternoon one OF S. M.
Eaton q Co.'S ice team took run down
Main street but were stopped a little
after crossing the bridge. No particular
damage was done.
The Wisconsin State Fair will be
held in Milwaukee, Sept. 8-12. Half
rates have been secured on all railroad
lines in the state, and the Northern
Peninsula of Michigan.
The Wisconsin State Fair is rapidly
growing in the extent and importance
OF its exhibits. All departments will be
larger and better than ever, at the COM
Ing eAulUlGlOu, OepC. S-1Z.
There is good authority for the state
ment that TheO. P. Hemmey, of Juneau,
is candidate for nomination for the
position of State Treasurer before the
Democratic State Convention.
If 1t wasn't popular, if it wasn't
loved by the people, why do dealers saw.
I'VE have something just as good as the
Madison Medicine Co.'s Rocky Mountain
Tea" Think it over. 80 cents at C. A.
Gamm's.
Observation-Disclosures for WatertOwn
Sanltarlum training school for nurses.
Only strong, healthy, we'll educated
young ladies need apply. Write letter
OF at least one hundred words to Water
town Sanitarium, Watertown, Wisconsin.
Our tOwnsmen, Robert Jones of the
firm OF Rack & Jones has expressed
his Willingness to become a candidate
for member of the Assembly from this
the first district of Jefferson county,
Those who know Mr.. Jones in a business
or social way have nothing but good to
say of him.
-BerthOld Juneau Husting and
Miss Agnes J. Sterberger were married
at the home OF the BRIDES sister, Mrs.
E. +. Ruedebush at Mayville Wednesday
afternoon Judge j. A. Barney perform
ing the marriage cermOny. The groom
is the grandson of Solomon juneau.
is a graduate of the University law
school and is base ball pitcher of note.
The WatertOwn Lumber Company.
w. A. Brown, manager, furnishes the
lumber for the new tobacco storing and
sorting plant. This is pointer for the
people who contemplate building. It
is safe advice to give anyway to any one
who is rOing to build to say, before Won
close contract for lumber or ANYTHING
else that the WatertOWn Lumber Com
pany handles go and learn what the
cOmpany's prices are for the quality of
goods you want.
We are in RECEIPT of wedding card
announcing the marriage Wednesday at
home of BRIDES parents, Judge and Mrs.
j. A. Barney, at Mayville of their Young
est daughter, Jessie, to Mr.. Harry Lewis
Won TrOtt Of Milwaukee. We beg leave
to extend to the happy couple the sim
cere wish that the fOndest authorizations
OF long life and happiness without ALLOW
may be fully realized and that as they
journey side by side through life NAV
there never be one moment when either
shall feel the slightest cause to regret
the suspicious day that thew became
husband and wife.
The thirteenth annual reunion of
the Dodge County Veterans Association
was held last week Friday in Mayyille.
and was attended by some 200 of the
old civil war yeterens. A splendid
dinner was served and a grand parade
given participated in by the "old bows"
and delegations from all the local
societies. The exercises were held in
the school park and addresses made nv
Mayor Charles A. Barwig, C. ". Lam
Oreux, Asst Dept. Commander A. II. De
Croft and Col. E. B. Gray. A grand ball
was given in the evening.
James Heacox of Baraboo and Sol
Tuttle of Madison, two veteran engine
drivers, will handle the two RAILROAD
locomotives that will spectacularly col
Tide head-on at the State Fair Wednes-
day, Sept. 10. Secretary John M. True
announced to-day that he had secured
these veterans of the rail to start the
engines on their last journey. Mr.. Hea-
cox is one of the best known engine
| drivers on the North Western road!
while Mr. Tuff1o 10 oo,,,1I,, N'