Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-06
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Items Of Interest
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W. R. Thomas left Wednesday morn
Ing Tor trip to Colorodo.
Mrs. Anna Thomas is entertaining
MISS Jennie Null of Oshkosh.
M. Fl. Gaebler returned Monday
from two weeks visit to Colorado
Miss Minnie Huebner, of Oconomo-
Voc was visitor to Watertown Wednes-
day.
"A ten pound son born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gottfried Mallachowitz Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. John Molzahn, of Merrill, we'll
and favorably known here, is welc ONE
visitor here.
| Misses Margaret and Anna Smith
were guests of Madison friends over
last Sunday.
Mrs. Ulrich Habhegger and daughter,
Miss Lille, are visitors among relatives
and friends in Kansas.
Miss Gertrude Slight, of Emmett,
has returned from an extended trip
through the far West.
Miss Ellzbath Behling returned
Monday from visit among friends at
Fond du Lac and Juneau.
Attorney W. H. Woodland was an
attendant upon Congressional Conven-
ton at Portage Wednesday.
Mrs. G. Aspinwall. Church street is
entertaining her father Mr.. Anton
Brusenbauer, of Pearl City, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heuke are re-
ceiving congratulations over the arrival
Tuesday morning Of bright little girl
baby.
Mr.. j. L. Froding, the we'll known
Landscape gardener Of Oconomowoc, was
a business visitor at WatertOWn, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. L. Kniescl, Mrs. Elizbeth Web
er, Miss Clara Weis and Miss Lizzie
Ruesch were welcome guests of Johnson
Creek friends Tuesday.
Misses Marie and Della Retschlag
who for some time past have been the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meyer left
Wednesday evening for their home in
Huron South Dakota.
Hon. j. d. Bullock, connected with
the 9. S. internal revenue department,
started Wednesday noon on an official
trip thorough Minnesota, and may be
absent until near election day.
The convention for the nomination
of county officers ON the republican
ticket was held at Jefferson Tuesday
afternoon. The convention met rather
late owing to a previous assembly con-
vention. For ticket see editorial page.
1t was expected that the convention
would endorse Superintendent j. A.
| HaZelWOOd for county superintendent of
schools and many republicans were
in favor of so doing, but the convention
deemed it proper to fill out the ticket
with men Of that party.
MIR. C. Haely, an old civil war veter-
an, who has made Watertown his place
of residence for the past year or more,
started Wednesday morning for Cali
fornia, called thither by the news of the
recent death Of his brother, William
Haely, whose home was in the San
Joaquin valley
MIR. Thomas Mobiles, an old resident of
OcOnOmOWoc, died Tuesday at his home
in that city after few weeks illness, in
the 83d year of his age. Mr.. Mobiles was
everybOdy's friend and everybody his
friend, and we take this occasion to pay
our tribute of respect to the memory of
one who in his humble sphere did every
duty we'll.
H. CRUDE was in Milwaukee on
Wednesday, the day of the Democratic
State Convention. Though not actively
engaged in politics he still maintains an
interest in public matters, and is in the
best Of conditions to have opinions of
his own not only in regard to local
matters but also in regard to state and
national issues and candidates.
The Dodge County fair to be held 5
days, Sept. 20 to Oct. 3, promises to be
the great event of 1902. Eight thousand
dollars has been expended in improve
ments. The best half-mile track in the
state been built,a fine speed program ar
ranged, and long list of special at
] fractions, the best to be had have been
secured. Premium lists will be sent to
all who will drop card to the secretary
Arrangement are being made for an
evening celebration.
The city council at its regular meet
ing ordered an investigation of the riots
last Saturday evening, when two minis
tiers, the Rev. A. M. Bullock and the Rev
Henry Bens and Evangelist Miller, OF
Chicago, were pelted with rotten eggs
on the Methodist church steps. More
particularly the Investigation will be of
the conduct Of the police, who are ac-
! cused of standing by and not stopping
the attack on the ministers. The coun-
Gil, on recommendation of Alderman
Prentiss, instructed the judiciary com
mittee to Investigate the action of the
police force during the disturbance Sat-
urday night, in front of the Methodist
Episcopal chnrch, when eggs were
thrown" Alderman Prentiss declared
that in view Of conflicting reports in re-
gard to the behavior Of the police he de-
| sired to ascertain the facts and place the
blame, if any, where it belonged. The
resolution was passed unanimously.
The marriage of Mr.. Harry A. Keller
mann and Miss Anna MOlzahn, of this
city was duly solemnized at St. Henry's
GCatholic) church Wednesday morning
Rev. Joseph La Boule, officiating. The
maid of honor was Miss Theckla keller
mann, of Marinette, sister of the groom,
the bridesmaid was Miss Anna Gruen. of
this city. DR.. T. +. Schinnock officiated
as best man and Edward Engelhardt
the brides cousin was groomsman. The
ushers were Hugo and Albert Hertel, the