Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-27
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| The honest blush is straight
| flush.
H. Wertheimer was a Chicago visi-
or Thursday.
| Miss Nettie Strass Of Milwaukee is
visiting friends in this city.
"A boy baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Otto NOwak Wednesday night.
M. F. Richards. of Ponca, Nebraska,
was the guest Of relatives in this city
the past week.
ALI through the week the weather
has been most unfavOrable for the Jeffer-
son County Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph AXE of Nashotah,
married Thursday, came to WatertOwn
on their bridal trip.
Mrs. Elmer Paul, of OcOnomowoc,
one Of the best neighbOrs anybody ever
had, was welcome guest at the editors
home yesterday.
Mr.. Otto H. Jaedecke, of Water
town, and Mrs. Laura Stafeil, of Pipers-
vile were married at the home of the
brides parents, Wednesday evening.
Impure blood originates in faulty
| digestion and sluggish action of the
bowels. Take Camps Curative Powder
or Tablets. 81, Soc, 25c. of Schempf &
Shultz, exclusive agents.
Genuine Rocky Mountain Tea made
| by the Madison Medicine Co., is made of
rare and costly herbs not found in any
other preparation, therefore get the kind
you read about; 35 cents at Gamm's
drug store.
When once liberated within your
| system, it produces a most wonderful
effect. It's worth ones last dollar to
feel tue pleasure of life that comes by
taking Rocky Mountain Tea. Gamm's
drug store.
Wanted candidates for WatertOwn
Sanitarium training school for nurses.
Only strong, healthy, well educated
young ladies need apply. Write letter
OF at least one hundred words to Water
town Sanitarium. WatertOwn, Wisconsin.
Mrs. P. Carley, an old resident Of
Wisconsin, died Tuesday night at the
residence of her son, Dennis Carley, in
the town of Clyman, at the good old age
of 80 years. Funeral took place Thurs
| day at Clyman with interment in ST.
Demands cemetery.
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. A 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.
! 1439 Fond du Lac Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
The Dodge County fair to be held 5
days, Sept. 90 to Oct. 3, promises to be
the great event of 1902. Eight thousand
dollars has been expended in improve
ments. The best half-mile track in the
state been built,a fine speed program ar
ranged, and long list of special at
fractions, the best to be had have been
secured. Premium lists will be sent to
all who will drop card to the secretary.
Arrangement are being made for an
evening celebration.
"A family reunion was held last
| Friday at residence OF Mrs. LOnise
| GOeldner on North Second street. The
occasion was the fftieth anniversary Of
Mrs. Goeldner's wedding day. A family
meeting at which were present the sons,
Robert GOeldner, and son, William
duu W1lC, JULIUS uOtluuOI,
| Milwaukee and Arthur Goeldner and
family TO this city. A family dinner
was served and reception to friends of
Mrs. Goeldner held. Mrs. Goeldner is
one of the 1916 pioneers Of Watertown
coming here when only twelve years
| old. Some years after she married
julius GOeldner, we'll known as business
man of our city. The husband died
some five years ago. Fourteen children
were born to this union, of whom five
sons are still living.
Mrs. Walter Blaseus was in Mil
waukee Wednesday, called thither by
the news Of the death of her father, Mr..
John Taft, who for years has been a we'll
known resident of Juneau, Dodge
county, having only recently moved to
Milwaukee to live with his son. John
Taft, Jr. The funeral takes place today
at Juneau, and will be held under the
auspices of the Masonic order, of which
for scores Of years the deceased has been
a worthy member. One of the earliest
residents OF Juneau, he has also been
one OF the best known, and numbered
among his friends all who knew him. A
stone mason by trade, he worked at that
business until failing health compelled
him to seek some lighter employment.
He has been for long time janitor of
the High School but was finally obliged
to quit all active work, and was confin-
ed to his home by sickness, and finally
was taken to Milwaukee. He leaves
wife and several grown up children.
An industrious, active, useful man dur
ing the far greater part Of his life.
| peace to his ashes.''
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