Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-08-23

Ii IClluS tIIlS week.
Will KuseI, of Hooper, Nebraska, is
visiting his parents here.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. P. Trauemer are
visiting at Detroit, Michigan.
Henry Bergman spent part Of the
week among OconOmOWOc friends.
-Genl and Mrs. Solliday entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yule of Kenosha
last Sunday.
Mrs. E. E. Kirkham and Mrs. Lehner
of Juneau, called upon Watertown
friends Monday.
Miss Clara hasten has been the
guest OF friends at GAINESVILLE during a
portion of the week.
Plain sewing neatly and promptly
done. Apply or address Mrs. L. Brown,
POP. North Fifth St.
DR.. Harry B. Hinckley, of Star Lake,
this state is the guest of his mother,
Mrs. G. B. Hinckley, of our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennett, of the
National Capital were welcome guests
OF WatertOwn friends this week.
Mrs. Edward j. Brandt and daughter,
Miss Eugenia, who have been spending
few weeks at ChicogO are at home
again.
The public announcement is made
that Mr.. Henry Killermann and Miss
Anna MOlzahn are to be married Wednes-
dgy September 8.
Rev. H. Kampschroer left Wednes-
day to assume his duties as pastor Of
one of Milwaukee's leading churches,
The best Of good wishes will follow him.
The Rev. William T. Ebbott, re-
tired Methodist minister, well known
| throughout Northwestern Wisconsin,
died at Fort Atkinson last Sunday after
noon.
| "A. A. Prescott, a dealer in gents
furnishing goods at Cambridge, Dane
county, committed suicide last Monday
night at Flom's Hotel, Madison, by TAX
ing rough on rats.
Last Friday night the Johnson
Brothers of London while returning
home from Waterloo were run into by a
train. Their buggy was smashed and
one of its occupants severely hurt.
William Schumacher, formerly
member Of Co. "B" Twenty-Sixth Regi-
ment Wis. nifty. spent part of last week
in Milwaukee enjoying the annual re-
union OF that famous old regiment.
Miss Sarah Goetsch returned Mon
day morning from Fort Atkinson where
she had been as delegate to a district
Convention of the Epworth League held
| in that city on Saturday and Sunday
| last.
| Miss Kate Wallace, of Fox Lake,
and Miss Nellie George, of OcOnOmowoc,
made brief call on friends here Tues
day Miss Wallace was on her way home
| n hri ofu viz 10
OmOwoc.
-EX Governor W. D. Hoard, H. c..
| Hubbs, Frank Kispert, H. C. Adams and
W. r. Main were visitors to Watertown
last Saturday. 1t is presumed that their
visit had something to do with Congress
ional politics.
Wanted candidates for Watertown
Sanitarium 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.
Two of our citizens while in Chi
| cagO recently saw and talked with Peter
Kohl, the dyer, who was committed to
jail at Jefferson to await trial on Grim
inal charge aud escaped with other pris-
oners on the night of June rs last.
The triennial conference of the
pastors Of the Wisconsin division of the
Evangelical Lutheran synod of Missouri
that began in ST. Johns church last
Thursday closed Tuesday. There was
large attendance and much interest
shown in the work in hand.
Merritt Morse, of Racine, aged 64
committed suicide at Mound cemetery
near that city by drinking carbOlic acid.
He was found beside the grave of his
wife who died some seven years ago.
and was removed to a hospital where he
soon died.
William Misegades, an old resident
and formerly business man of Water
town, died at his home, 438 Concord ave-
nue., last Saturday evening, in the 63d
year OF his age. The funeral took place
| Tuesday afternoon at St. Marks church.
He leaves widow and children.
The contract for doing the work
upon the new tobacco stOrehOuse plant
here has been let to T. C. Mccarthy, of
Madison, 1t is expected that everything
in and about the present structure and
the new addition will be in readiness
for their occupancy by November LIST.
DIR. F. c. Moulding spent part Of
last week with the Second regiment. W.
n: g., in camp at Camp Douglas. The
doctor met several of his comrades who
participated with him in the Porto Rico
campaign. Taken all in all his time in
camp was enjoyable, as is always the
case among army comrades.
George P. Clifford, of Oconomowoc,
was an interested visitor to Watertown
! Tuesday. His recent financial bad luck
does not show to appreciate extent
either in his personal appearance or
detection of countenance. He looks as
| able to face the frowning world as to
meet his numerous creditors.
H. CRUDE & Co., the well-known
merchantile firm, has just installed two
fine new show counters at their place of
business, Nos. 3O2-3O4 Main street.
The front of these counters is of glass
instead OF panels and are so arran ged as
to serve the purpose Of show cas- es. saw
ing the space and adding much to the
looks Of the store.