Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-27

ent residence at Los Angelas, California.
whether he started Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. M. J. Stacy are the
happy parents OF twelve pound girl
baby born Wednesday night.
Mrs. George Dalton, Of Milwaukee,
mas been visiting her father, Attorney
Z. IL. Gardner, during the week.
The first regular meeting of the
Saturday Club will be held October 9TH
at the home Of Mrs. Eugene Goedner,
Second ST.
Miss COnelia Notz, daughter of DR..
f. w. A. Notz is taking a course in
library work at the Mary Drexel insti-
tute Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Prentiss, Win
| Ona, Mimi, has been welcome guests of
the gentleman's brother, Mr. Theodore
Prentls, and family few days this week.
The Jefferson County Fair will be
continued today. Owing to the bad
weather during the week this decision
was arrived at and announced Thursday.
1t will be impossible to open Water
town Sanltarlum on October first, as
contemplated, owing to the inability Of
MI. Kadlng to yacate certain necessary
rooms.
Sunday services, Methodist church.
Preaching at usual hours, II a. m. and
| 1880 p. m. Revival service in evening.
sunday school 10 a. m. Yonng Peoples
Meeting $50 p. m.
H. CRUDE is putting down a Maca-
dam driveway to his new barn. Crushed
stone and fine top dressing similar to
washington street improvement make
durable, clean street or driveway.
The judiciary Committee of the
city Council having finished taking
evidence in reference to the disturbance
at nj. E. Church recently will make its
report at the next meeting Of the Com
mon Council.
The announcement is made of the
forthcoming marriage of Edward F.
Weiman and Miss Margaret Smith the
OF bride, 400 North Church street, We'd
nesday evening, October. 8, at $50 a'clock.
Mr.. Waldemar Stevenson, Of Mil
Waukee, and Miss Lydia Stiemke,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Steemke
were married at ST. Johns Lutheran
Church Wednesday afternoon Rev. II.
Eggers being the officiating clergy
man.
Miss Anna Kiefer, we'll and most
fav0rably known in Juneau, Clyman
and WatertOwn and who has been visit
Ing among friends III Clyman and her
grandparents and relatives in this city
for the past four weeks returns to her
Chicago home today.
Mrs. C. M. Upham. of Shawano.
while on visit to friends in Chicago,
was robbed Tuesday morning on the
Of breach valued at $1,000 and her
pOcketboOk containing $50. No trace
of the robbers is found by the police to
whom the robbery was Immediately
reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Wegenman were
the recipients of pleasing surprise
Tuesday evening, the occasion being
the fifth anniversary of the couples
wedding day. The visiting friends were
not unmindful Of the social cOnrtesies
| compliments in the form of suitable
sOuveniers.
Mrs. Bridget Mac Donald aged
ninety and almost blind and totally deaf
was horribly mangled in the yards of
the Green Bay and Northern road at
ManaWa, Waupaca county last Friday
morning while trying to crowd under
freight car after some potatoes. She
owned twenty-five thousand dollars
worth Of real estate in Oshkosh.
"Wednesday morning at St. Henrys
Catholic Church Mr.. Joseph Klatt, of
Milwaukee, and Miss ElenOra Bub,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Leo Bub, of
the Buena Vista House of this city were
united in marriage Rev. Joseph La Boule
officiating. A reception was held at the
home OF the bride, and wedding break
fast served. Mr.. and Mrs. Klatt's future
home will be in the Cream City.
AT the Republican county conven-
ton held in Juneau Thursday, the fol-
lowing ticket was put in the field:
Sheriff GOttfried Kuenzie, Lebanon.
County Clerk-TheOdOre M. Thomas,
Beaver Dam.
Treasurer-Emil Klentze Reeseville.
Clerk Of COurt-TheOdOre F. Merten,
Waupun.
Register of Deeds-Anton Merkt,
RubicOn.
District Attorney William H. Wood
ard, WatertOwn.
Survey or. G.. Schoenfeld, Trenton.
Coronor-Walter Schoene, Mayville
superintendent of Schools-H. c..
Curtis, Waupun.
State Senator M. K. Elkinton, Lo-
mira.
Resolutions favoring return of SEN
ator Spooner were passed. Mr.. Froeh-
Itch. candidate for Congress was present
and addressed the Convention briefly.
"A Great Fair at Beaver Dam Septem-
Der 70 to October 3, is now assured. New
attractions are being booked every day.
1t is but the chance Of lifetime to see
an exhibition like the Dodge County
Fair for 25 cents. Don't miss this veal.
Every day big day this year. Best ra-
ces and parade of stock on Friday. Bat
tie with Cuban Soldiers. Everybody
should be at the Fair Wednesday SO as to
witness the parade at 10 a. m. and the
battle with Cubans at p. m. A block
house will be occupied by Spanish SOL
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