Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-20

returned from their westward trip.
Mrs. Wesley Woodland has gone to ioin
her husband at The Needles, California.
Lloyd Davies, of Dixon, ILL.,, was a
guest OF John Davies part Of past week.
Miss Winnifred Gallagher is under
going treatment at Mercy hospital, Chi
cagO.
Mrs. Harlow Pease and Miss lydia
Pease were guests of Ashland friends
during week.
Mrs. Geo. P. Mathes and daughter.
Miss May, have returned to Milwaukee
for the winter.
Mrs. L. Kniessel and Miss Dora
Geschke have returned from business
visit to Chicago.
Miss Lucy Hall, recently seriously
Ill with typhoid fever is improving and
considered out Of danger.
The engagement of Mr.. John Huber.
OF Milwaukee, and Miss Lena Frendt of
tnls city has been announced.
Henry Waltzinger, for two years
foreman OF candy department. of Wood
ard-Stone factory, has resigned.
Mr.. Lawrence Barry, town Of Shields,
mas sold his 12O-acre farm to Philip Nc
Govern, OF Clyman. Price, $85 per acre.
Mrs. A. Wieseman, Spokane, State of
| washington, has been the welcome guest
OF her sister-in-law, Mrs. E. S. Shaskey.
MIR. M. McDonough, of Concord, is
entertaining his brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas McDOnough, of Austin,
Mimi.
-ReinehOld Dahms, of Concord, has
been quite seriously ill, the result of an
accident in which he suffered fracture
of ribs.
Mr.. friedrich Zastrow of Lebanon,
died last week Friday, aged 80 years.
He leaves daughter Of his immediate
family.
Mrs. j. 81. Burdick has entertained
during part of week her brother, Mr..
Francis Burns and wife, of Lime
Springs, Iowa.
Mrs. Rachael Davies, Mrs. John
| Throne and Miss Bessie Throne, who
attended the Davies-Knight wedding at
have returned.
Among those enrolled at the business
college we note the names Of William
Renk, May ZOelle, Raymond Fuermann,
OF this city, and Hugo Schulz, of Water
loo.
The entertainment given Tuesday
| evening by the IrOquois Club was in
every respect most enjoyable and worthy
OF the young gentlemen constituting
the Club.
If you are looking for something to
tighten the hard work incident to wash
day, try Maple City Self-Washing soap,
and 1t will be welcome visitor to your
home ever afterwards.
Impure blood originates in faulty
digestion and sluggish action of the
bowels. Take Camps Curative Powder
or Tablets. 81, 5Oc., 25c. of Schempf &
Shultz, exclusive agents.
IS. M. Eaton s. Son are running their
cider mill. They charge only 2 cents
per gallon for making. Apples are
abundant and people who have surplus
can very readily and cheaply lay in a
/ winter supply of cider.
| AT the democratic Assembly Conven-
ton held last Saturday, Hon. George j.
Kern. was UNANIMOUSLY nominated for
member of Assembly. The convention
was called to order by chairman j. w.
Moore of district committee, Hon. H.
CRUDE was elected chairman and Arthur
Mulberger, secretary. The assembly
committee for the ensuing two years
are j. E. Morgan, Sullivan, j. E. Moore,
WatertOWn, Fl. E. Humphrey, Ixonia.
Committee were authorized to fill vacan-
cy should one occur.
The Dodge County fair to be held 5
days, Sept. 20 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.
This seems to be a successful wear
for Fairs. Increased merit and superior
attractions have brought good results.
Never in the history of the Jefferson
| County Fair have greater efforts been
successfully made to secure better
exhibit in all classes than at the forth
coming exhibition that will be given
Sept. 1926. Seible's Dog and Pony Show
will be novel attraction among others.
An extra train starting from here at
9:4o A. M. will run down to the Fair on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. If
the weather is fair Watertown will be
numerously represented by business
men, young couples, and politicians,
preachers, editors, teachers and scholars
and the public generally.
AT the annual meeting of the Wis
consin Conference of the Nj. &. church
held during last week in Milwaukee the
following assignments were made to our
home and neighboring churches
GAINESVILLE DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder-E. S. McClesney.
Fort Atkinson and Koshkonong-Jo
Reynolds.
Hebron and ROme-Wm. Dawson.
JetfersOn-W. R. MellOt.
Lake Mills and MilfOrd-M. L. Eyersz,
Palmyra and Little Prairie-Samuel
Lugg.
WatertOwn-A. M. Bullock.
MILWAUKEE, DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder. S. Lean.
Oconomowoc and MOnterey-S. Joliffe.
FOND DU LAC DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder-A. T. BENJAMIN