Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-08-30


Miss Maud Spear is visiting friends
in Juneau this week.
Edward Schempf paid business
visit to Ft. Atkinson Thursday.
Miss Edna May returned Wednesday
from a visit with frieuds at Chicago.
| The Republican family are indebted
| to Mrs. G. f. Snere for appreciated fav.
OrS.
Miss Flora Spear, of the American
house, visited friends in Cambria Tues
day.
Mrs. G.. S. Seger, of Waterloo, was
the guest of WatertOwn friends last
Saturday.
Mrs. Thauer and children were
guests of Mrs. J. w. Harger, Waterloo, last
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Wigenhorn Of
La Crosse are welcome guests of rela.
tives here.
MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert Coleman, OF
Lowell, were business visitors to Water
tuwn Tuesday.
Mrs. George w. Sloan, and daughters
Loretta and Josie, were visitors to Water
town Tuesday.
| Hon. Fl. C. Adams was visitor
among his personal and political friends
here last Friday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Green spent part Of
past week in Milwaukee the guest of hel
friend Mrs. Holmes.
Mrs. T. M. Newton and children
have been spending the week with rel
atives at Sheboygan.
Miss Lottie Hartig is entertaining
Miss Mamie Young and Miss Emma
OBrien Madison friends.
Harry C. May, now employed with
the Gimbel Bros at Milwaukee spent
Sunday with his parents here.
Miss Bessie Throne returned last
Saturday evening from a visit of 8
month or more among friends in thu
East.
Dan. c. Pettibone, having accepted
a position with the Scribner Magazine
Company, went to Rockford ILL.,, Tuesday
to begin his labors.
| Mr.. John Bumby, ST., and his
daughter, Mrs. L. E. HaughtOn, both OF
our Juneau friends were business visitors
in Watertown Monday.
Mr.. Henry Block and family, of Mil
Waukee, are guests of relatives here
Mr.. Block is connected with the police
force in the Cream City,
! Master Harry Hoffman, returned
Monday from visit to his grandmother
in Milwaukee, and his brother George is
now enjoying like visit.
George B. Hudnell, of Superior, was
nominated Wednesday as republican
| LOFT OF e. h
eleventh district Oh the 5O1st ballot.
Makes the fires of life burn with 8
steady glow; renews the golden, happy
days of youth. That's what Rocky Noun
tain Tea does. 35 cents at C. A. Gamm's
| Landlord Shepard of the Junction
House had the misfortune last week
Friday to fall and break a leg. The
leg had been injured before. He is re-
ported to be doing we'll.
There is pretty girl in an alpine hat;
A sweeter girl in sailor brim,
But the handsOmest girl you'll ever see
Is the sensible girl who uses Rocky
Alderman Otto R. Kruger is can
didate for county clerk of Dodge count,
before the DemOcr atic county cOnven.
ton. He is highly spoken of as a com
petent and deserving man.
The barn of j. G. Seward four mile.
south of Lake Mills, burned last SUNDAY
night and a horse and three valuable
blooded cows with other contents OF
barn were destroyed.
Prof. Henry Kruger and famil,
from Milwaukee are visiting relatives
at WatertOwn. Professor Kruger, whl
is principal Of ward school in Milwau
kee, is brOther-in-laW Of Mr.. Charles
GOetsch.
Work on Eugene Meyers new resi-
dence is progressing finely during tn,
favorable weather of this week. WheI
completed the residence will be one OF
the cosiest and most tasty in this city o.
ideal homes.
Impoverished blood and weakness art
inseparable. Take Camps Curative
Powder or Tablets, and good digestion
producing good blood and strength
follOw.$1, Soc, Csc. Schempf &Schultz
exclusive agents.
Among the young men to whom
druggist certificates were issued by tn,
board OF examiners at their session held
IN Milwaukee last week were A. Ralpl
Eberle, Of our city, Malvin G.Tweeden OF
] OcOnOmOWOc, and William N. White, O.
Waterloo.
-Workmen are engaged in putting il
sewer extending from College avenu,
west along Market street to Fourth
along Fourth to Jefferson; along Jeffer
son to connect with old sewer on Thirt
street. P. J. Euper is the contractor
with W. F. Quentmeyer as superinten
dent of construction.
! Next Tuesday, September 1st, tn,
open season for waterfowl and small
game begins. The season for euuati,
fowl last until January 1st. The licens,
to non-residents is 81 which carries will
it the privilege to shoot two deer. Tn,
open season for deer is the last twent,
days of November. The same priyileg,
costs nonresident $25.
i AS the season passes, improvement
and the erection of new residences. tn,
Improvement or enlargement of old ones
the putting up of barns, the trimmint
OF shade trees, and much other wOri
deemed essential to the improved appear
ance of our city or necessary for tn,
health and convenience of our citizen
is going on as mechanics and laborin,
| mon a n ho no c,oI 70 Il n A..