Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-13


Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Marquardt a
bright little boy baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Cruger visited
Milwaukee Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Moak are enter
tanning Mrs. D. c. Moak, Of Minneapolis.
This issue is the beginning of the
43d volume of the WATERFOWL Republi-
can.
Gustav Buchheit attended to impor-
tant legal BUSINESS at Jefferson Wednes-
day.
The Misses HOermann gave social
Wednesday afternoon in honor of lady
guests.
DIR. Rudolph Herman was called
to Hartford Wednesday to assist in a
surgical operation.
MIR. and Mrs. c.. R. Blumenfeld are
receiving congratulations over recent
birth of baby boy.
MIR. W. C. Stone returned Wednesday
from several weeks sOjOurn on Madeline
Island, near Ashland.
Mrs. Ann Holland is entertaining
Miss Frances Bergen and Mrs. Theodore
label, Milwaukee friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Prentiss, of
Mayvllle. were guest of Mr.. Theodore
Prentiss during part of this week.
The marriage of Otto H. Jaedecke
of our city and Miss Laura Stafeil of
Pipersville is announced to take place
Sept "a.
Edward F. Knaak and Phil Sauer
went to Milwaukee Thursday evening to
attend the presentation Of "FlOradOra" at
the Davidson theatre.
Frank Scheiber, the undertaken, has
just returned from Chicago where he
has been to take a postgraduate course
in the art of embalming.
DR.. A. II. Hartwig read a paper be-
fore the semi-annual meeting of the So
clety OF veterinary surgeons in session
at Milwaukee Thursday.
Sidney F. Eberle having secured
position in merchantile house in
Idaho, will soon leave to assume the
duties OF his new position.
The delegates from Watertown to
Republican Congressional Convention at
Fond du Lac next Wednesday are w. F.
Gruetzmacher and W. C. Woodland.
The work on the foundation of the
new sorting and storing tobacco ware
house is progressing and work on the
superstructure will soon be in order.
John j. Wood, a Berlin attorney,
was nominated at Madison. Tuesday by
the democratic Congressional COnven-
tiOn as candidate for CONGRESS- from this
district.
The condition of the Milwaukee coal
market is best explained by the state
ment that there is no anthracite coal in
Milwaukee and the dealers do not know
when there will be. Last cargo came
June Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Reyes have re-
turned from years of wandering and will
become citizens of Watertown again.
Their home will be at corner of Second
and Jefferson streets.
-Wanted:-By a young widow,
Catholic with one child 4 years old,
position as house keeper in small pri-
ate family,-that of widower preferred
Address or apply at this office.
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.
The Republican State Central Com
mittee at its meeting in the Pfister
Hotel, Milwaukee, Thursday, instructed
the secretary to send an invitation to
Senator SpOOner urging him to return
to the state and take part in the present
campaign.
Superintendent Haselwood has sent
| out a circular letter recommending
that the schools of Jefferson County
close on Friday, September 26, in order
TO afford the school children and their
parents an opportunity to attend the
Jefferson County fair on Children's Day.
Mrs. Goodman, of Milwaukee, Mr..
and Mrs. j. R. Williams, of Summit,
Mr.. Ernst S. Skinner of OconOmowOc,
Mr.. George Skinner of Columbus, Mrs.
Fay Moore and Mrs. Florence Pearl of
Monterey, relatives of David Glib de-
ceased, attended funeral Thursday after
noon.
| Miss LeOnOra Buerger, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Buerger, of the
town of Clyman, and James Acker, an
employee in the Office of the Juneau
Telephone, were married at the Clyman
Catholic Church Tuesday, Rev. J. J..
Salentine officiating. Their future
home will be in Juneau.
Wanted young man 10 or 20 years
of age to work in grocery store, to take
of care horse. Must be accurate at fig
ures and speak German. good chance
for an honest young man willing to
work, to advance. Wages, $3.50 per
year, board and washing for first year.
Address
| j. w. DAMP.
1889 Fond du Lac Ave.. Milwaukee, Wis.
MIR. Theodore Schwartz, of Juneau,
and Miss Francis Goetsch, of this city
were married in Chicago Tuesday. Mr..
Schwartz is prosperous merchant of
Juneau and is universally respected.
Miss Goetsch, the fair bride, is one of
Watertown's cultured young women
and has been prominently identified with
local educational interests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schwartz will spend their honey
moon in Yellowstone Park.
| The attendance at the State Fair
| Wednesday aggregated 48, 600, the larg-
est one day attendance ever recorded in
the history of the Fair. President Nc
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