Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-10-04
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st. Margaret's Guild met with Mrs,
Gustav Buchheit Wednesday afternoon,
DR.. and Mrs. w. F. Whyte enter
tanned MI. and Mrs. A. A. jackson of
GAINESVILLE over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Dietrichson, of Milwau-
kee has been the guest of Miss Ida
Strauss during part of the week.
Frank Vaughn, Tresa Kelley and
Lima GlOger are among new pupils
enrolled at WatertOwn Business College.
The WOman's Guild of St. Pauls'
Church will meet with Mrs. Robert Dent,
on Second street, next Thursday after
noon.
MIR. Friedrich Groth, resident of
the town of Lebanon for many years
died last Sunday aged 81 years. Funer-
al held last Tuesday.
-Workmen began Tuesday morning
to lay brick for the walls to the new
part of the American Cigar Co.'S tobacco
sorting and packing plant here.
Mr.. P. Russell, of GAINESVILLE, is the
new foreman at the plant of the newly
organized VIM. Gorder Shoe Company.
He comes we'll recommended as a man
Of experience in his line.
However assuring all reports of the
Presidents condition may be to the
country, the plain people will never
feel that he is really out of danger so
long as he is under the care Of the
doctors.
The editor and family acknowledge
with thanks the receipt of neighbOrly
favors, duly appreciated. at the hands of
Mrs. W. A. Beurhaus. Behold, how
beautiful and how good it is for neigh
bors to dwell together in unity.
Next Tuesday will be the first day
for registration of voters. The registry
board will also sit the last Tuesday
exercise the right of franchise under
ter.
Emile lola, the noted French
novelist, was found asphyxiated at his
home in Paris Monday His wife was
also effected by the same cause but
through the efforts of physicians was
restored, but all efforts to restore her
husband was unayailing.
-Sportsmen who are in the habit of
going to Lake Koshkongong every year
for the duck shooting say that the ducks
are scarce at the lake and that the
| hunting promises to be on par with
| that of last year, which was one of the
poorest in the memory of lovers of the
| gun.
-Messrs Herman Grotophorst, A. G..
Nelson and n. B. Treat, members of the
state board of control. left Wednesday
On three weeks, tour of state prisons
and refOrmatories Of the East. They
will visit Toronto. Canada, Boston,
Concord, Philadelphia, Allegheny, Sing
Sing, Auburn and Elmira.
Wanted young man 18 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.
Last Monday, Mrs. Della Vain
wright, residing at $40 Second street,
celebrated the Anniversary of her goth
birthday, Mrs. Wainwright was born
at Middleburg, Vermont, September 20,
| 1903 and was married to Alfred Vain
wright, June 1st 1923. The husband
died in Vermont at Montpelier, June IL;
1852. Soon after the death of husband,
Mrs. Wainwright came West and took
up her residence with relatives in
Watertown. The old lady is in very
good health and her mind is remarkably
receptive.
The Bank of Reeseville, heretofore
private institution has been changed
into State Bank, under the title of
The State Bank of Reeseville, with a
capital of $25, 1000; F. j. Venie, president;
M. E. Venie vice-president, A. C. Baker,
cashier. Surrounded by one of the
finest agricultural district in the garden
of Wisconsin, shipping point in i'm
pOrtance second to none of like size on
the Milwaukee road, with hustling,
| interprising and up-tO-date class of
business men, Reeseville ought to sup
port and will support a good, we'll
managed local bank.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Salick celebrat-
ed their golden wedding last Tuesday.
The service took place at St. Henry
/ (CathOlic) Church, Rev. Aug. E. Salick,
| Ol Ot. anne Cnurcn, Milwaukee, son or
the worthy couple, officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Salick were married in Milwaukee
in 1853, and located in Watertown.
Mr.. Salick is Is years of age and his
wife is 68. Probably Mr.. Salick is the
oldest matchmaker in the state who
works regularly at the bench. Mr.. and
Mrs. Saleck are the parents of ten chill
dren, nine of whom are living and there
are 81 grand cheldren. The occasion
was made doubly pleasing by a family
reunion.
Professor W. L. Rankin of Carroll
college at Waukesha has publicly ex-
PEELED pupil Of that institution fol-
smoking.
He has also announced that he would
cleanse the school of the users of
the weed even if half the scholars and
the entire football team had tp go. The
student expelled is a member of the
| football team.
Other boys have been warned to desist
from smoking or take the consequences
The presidents stand on the question
is regarded by some as being extreme