Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-07-26


Miss Esther Knight Of Ashland is
visiting WatertOwn friends.
Mrs. William Dahms and family
are guests Of relatives at Rome.
Miss Flora Sleight is the guest Of
Beaver Dam and Fox Lake friends.
Miss Nellie George, of OcOnOmOwOc,
spent the present week in WatertOWn.
Mrs. Amelia HOge is seriously i'll
having recently had stroke of paraly-
sis.
Mrs. Chas. Kunert is enjoying a
visit among Chicago friends and rela-
tives.
-Wanted:-TwO kitchen girls and
two dining room girls. Apply at zoe
Fifth St.
MIR. and Mrs. O'Connor of San Fran
cisco are guests of John O'COnnOr, North
Warren St.
Still more improvements are con-
templated in and about the Woodland
Stone factory.
The rain of Sunday succeeded by
line weather Monday was change for
the better.
Miss Alma Harter, of Chicago is
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of our city.
MIR. Fred Kusel is entertaining his
daughter, Mrs. Paul Valerius and child
rem of Chicago.
Mrs. Geo. P. Mathes, went to her
Milwaukee home Sunday returning here
Monday morning.
Robert Dent and family are enter
tanning his siSter-in-laW, Mrs M. +. Dent.
of Utica, New York.
Misses Laura and Viola O'Brien
were guests of Milwaukee friends the
early part of the week.
Miss Lulu Moser, Of Milwaukee,
was guest of Miss Della Kline during
a part of the past week.
"A marriage license has been granted
to Reinhardt Riebe, of Pennington, and
Helen Bucherdt, of Concord.
Mrs. James F. Mccarthy and chill
dren, of Little Rock, Arkansas are guests
at the home Of W. P. Brown.
Mrs. William Edwards is entertain
ing Mrs. Gustav PrOchnOw and daughter
of Mayville during the week.
Miss Alice E. PettibOne returned
Thursday evening from weeks visit
among friends at OcOnOmOwOc.
! Clair Brown, an employee at Draper
Hall, OcOnOnOwOc, visited his family
here Wednesday returning Thursday.
Mr.. Albert Bucheit, of New York city
is at his parents home on Fourth street,
and i'll, the result of a recent operation
for absess.
! The Western Wisconsin Fanciers'
Association will hold the next poultry
/ oh OF Ono rto
January 2.
| Miss Olivia Hahn entertains a party
OF young lady friends at the homie resi-
dence on Sixth street this afternoon
from 3 to 6.
John Schempf, Edward Schempf
and Mr.. Exner were at Pine Lake last
Sunday, the welcome guests of Mr.
Charles Schroeder.
John Herberg, for years NONRESIDENT
Superintendent of Dodge COunty's
charitable institutions, and editor-in-
chief of the Dodge County Banner was
in Watert0wn Monday.
Herman Becker, residing on what
is well-known as the Joe Spaulding
farm between Oak Grove and Juneau in
Dodge County recently captured three
badgers, an old one and two young ones.
Rounds out the hollow places;
slnocths out lines thai creep about ones
face; wOOs roses back to faded cheeks.
That's what Rocky Mountain tea does.
80 cents. For sale by Chas. A. Gamm
druggist.
The announcement made at James,
vile last Monday that after August 9
all train crews of the North w stern
road will center at Fond du Lac means
the removal Of about 200 families from
GAINESVILLE.
There is a decided sameness about
our personal column this week but we
hope to be able to do better before long.
we think we know of several marriage
engagements that are getting in first
class shape to be announced.
Mr.. Ulrjch Habbegger and Frank
Weber left Milwaukee Monday evening
with party Of, gentleman to visit
which they and other Watertown and
Milwaukee people are interested.
Mr.. T. A. McCollow, of the thriving
firm OF McCOllOW e Settle, lumber deal
ers at Juneau, was welcome caller at
our office Monday, Miss Josie, his
daughter, who made such marked
COCCOOO gu UIlC nCClUdl RECENTLY
given here is to continue her music
al studies at Milwaukee the coming
fall and winter
Paul Husting, the Mayville ATTORNEY.
is candidate for nomination before the
next Democratic County Convention for
District Attorney. Mr.. Husting was in
! Watertown Monday making the acquain-
lance Of residence Of the Fifth and
Sixth wards and informing them of his
candidacy. Mr.. Husting is deserving
young attorney and there are a great
many people in Dodge County, irrespec-
tive OF party affiliations who would very
much like to see him get the position.
Eugene Meyer, the wel!-known Main
street boot and shoe merchant, slipped
and fell on hard wood floor of his store
Wednesday disl0cating the elbow of his
right arm. The injured man was
Immediately taken to DR.. Habhegger's
Office where the limb was set and suit
ably splintered and dressed. Mr.. Meyer
is around but suffers considerable pain.
A little oil accidentally dropped on the
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