Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-05-31
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evening. Mrs. Alvina Kramp and Leonard
Kramp, mother al d brother of the groom
were in attenda zee at he wedding.
There will her English services in the
Moravian church next Sunday evening
at 7:30 o'clock. All are cordially invited
to attend.
The remorse of guilty stomach, from
the abuse of Over-eating and indigestion
may be cured by few doses of Camps
Curative Powder or tablets. 81, soc. 25c
OF all druggists
We d" a money Ioanlng, insurance and
real estate business. Prompt attention
given to prObatlng estates, collecting
accounts. SKINNER e THAUER,
Lawyers and Notaries Public.
Office in Wisconsin National Bank build
ing.
Louis VOgel, aged 80 years, died Satur-
day morning of consumption with which
he had been afflicted for several years
He was a member of the Anchor Hose
company No. 1. The funeral took place
from the home of his mother, Mrs. Emf
lie V0gel, 926 North Fourth street, Tues
day afternoon to St. Johns church.
The body Of James McMath, was found
floating in the Fox river near Oshkosh
last week Friday. The young man had
been employed as an engineer for the
Northwestern railway company at Anti
go. He had been missing since last fall
and no trace of him could be found. His
father, James McMath, resides in this
city.
Ringing Bros aquarium. which is
o. fno IN Ian1
display of the Worlds Greatest Shows
presents wonderfully complete collec
tion of hippopotami. sea lions, seals
polar bears and other waterfrequentine
animals, together with subperb displa,
of waterfowl, including scores of peli
cans. stOrks, famingoes, and wild game
: While engaged in lowering barre
of salt Wednesday afternoon Viii
liam Schroeder resident of the Fiftl
ward employed by Albert Wegemann. il
Madison street, met with very danger
Gus and painful accident in the building
Mr.. Schroeder fell into the shaft ant
was badly cut about the head. The hoOl
attached to the pulley broke and it is sup
posed he lost his balance. He is in ;
dangerous condition.
Invitations have been issued for til,
marriage of Mr.. August Caprlle ant
Miss AdeIine Stark, of Milwaukee, OF
June IA. The wedding will occur a
the home Of the brides parents Mr.. an,
Mrs. Anton W. Stark, 407 Twelfth street
The groom is son of Mrs. Katrina Ca
pelle. of this city. and is a printer b
trade. The craft in this city togethe
with many other friends extend cOngra
dulatlons.
To Editor of Republican, the 2
inst, at meeting of the Woman
Guild, of st. Paul's Episcopal church,
resolution Of thanks was rendered tn
editor Of the Republican for his geneI
Gus contribution OF advertising, in be
half of the late rummage sale, in whic
the guild had portion. Accept wit
this the assurance of the thanks of tn
women Of the Guild.
Per THE SECRETARN
young tailor named Berry, latel
succeeded to his fathers business. one
: sent in his account to Charles Matthew
somewhat ahead of time, whereupo
. Matthews, with rage, wrote him the fo
{ lowing note: "YOu must be gOOse-Bel
: ry to send me your bill-Berry before it
. due-Berry. Your father, the elder-Berr'
WOuiu Hdf0 ndu ululc StuSt. IOu Hid
look very blackberry and feel very blu
l Berry, but [ don't care a straw-Berr
for you and your bill-Berry."
! Prof. Julius Gamm, who for the pa'
: eight years has been professor, of tt
English and Commercial course at ii
9 Northwestern university, this city, hf
4 accepted position as pastor of the Fir
g Lutheran church at La Crosse. c.
r Rein who has been pastor of the churt
nearly thirty-three years has resigne
o Prof. Gamm was born and reared in tn
!. city. He graduated from the Mort
IS western university in 1890 and took
/. three years course at the Lutheran SEN
nary at Milwaukee, after which he to,
= a charge at Waukegan, ILL.,, and lat
! at the Northwestern university. N
q Gamm will be greatly missed from t
: faculty of the university of which
had been an h0nored member and al
from the large circle Of friends whi
IS he has won here