Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-07-19
6be City.

Some people run into debt,and others
are pushed in.
ALBERT Justmann, of Juneau, was a
visitor to friends in WatertOWn last
Sunday.
Mrs. John Kelley and daughter,
May, were visitors to We tertOwn friends
Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Brown
Tuesday June 9th nine pound daught-
er.
Fred Downing has excepted the
position Of principal in one of the ward
schools at Wausa.
Mrs. HI. j. Strauss and family are
occupying the Harvey cottage on the
shore of Rock Lake.
Hugo Winkenwerder has secured
the position of teacher in science and
botany in the ShebOygan High School.
Prof. EVA. NOtz of N. W. University
at Wauwatosa to see brother who was
injured last week by falling from win
dow.
Mrs. Herman CRUDE and her younger
children, Percy and Florence, were visit
OTs to friends in Milwaukee during this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Leshinger, Mrs.
D0uat KrauSe and daughter Grace
attended fureral of GOutiel Mertz, town
of Waterloo.
Percy Dirtrick, of OcOnOmOWoc, one
OF the local representatives of the
Standard Oil Company was in Water
town Monday.
Mrs. O. A. Norris, having rented her
residence on Sixth street, has gone to
Milwaukee, and will make her home
with son for time.
Miss Alice E. Pettibone went to OcO-
nOmOWOc on Monday mornings train to
attend to some business matters, and
spent the week visiting friends there.
The Emmett base ball team defeated
the Juneau team here last Sunday by a
score of IA to II. Batteries Emmett,
Lange and Dillon; Juneau, Lee and
SchOenWetter.
Rounds out the hollow places;
smOoths out lines that creep about ones
face; WOOs roses back to faded cheeks.
That's what Rocky Mountain tea does.
80 cents. For sale by Chas. A. Gamm
druggist.
: Mr.. John Martin, civil war veter-
an in New York regiment, and for
years resident of the Fifth ward at
No. 61S, North Green street, this city,
was welcome caller at our office last
Monday.
When you awake in the morning feel
ing like the end of a misspent life, your
mouth full of fir and your soul full of
regrets, take Rocky Mountain tea.
Great medicine. For sale by Chas. A.
Gamm druggist.
Vertigo or dizziness with imaginary
dots before the eyes, caused by a torpid
liver or inactive stomach, yield readily
to the therapeutic effects of Camps Cur
alive Powder Tablets, 81, Soc, 25c., Of
all druggists.
Don't be persuaded into taking some
thing said to be "just as good" as Madl-
son Medicine cOmpany's Rocky Mountain
tea. There is nothing like it. 80 cents
no more no less. For sale by Chas A.
Gamm druggist.
Miss Mabel Kirkham, of juneau,
one of Dodge county's corps Of young
lady teachers, is the guest Of Mrs. C. A.
PettibOne, No. 500, Fifth street. Miss
Kirkham is attending the Teachers
Summer School in session here.
Some time Tuesday night or early
Wednesday morning of last week, a
sneak thief entered the residence of
Mr.. Herman CRUDE on Fifth street and
stole two watches. The matter was
reported to the police but no trace has
been found Of the thief.
According to news received last Satur-
do OF IF M
trooper in the Sixth Cavalry, doing duty
Cholera. The young man was only
twenty-three years of age. His parents
reside in Milwaukee.
-Dnring the heavy wind and rain
storm that passed over our city Mon
day afternoon lightning struck and set
on fire the WatertOWn grain elevator
near North Western depot. but the
prompt response Of the fire department
saved the building and contents.
Our neighbor across the street, Mr..
Carroll, dealer in books, stationary and
newspapers, has had his store front
newly painted, light green for panels,
window and door frames, dark green
on pillars and trimmings. The effect
is pleasing and gives sense Of GOODNESS.
Tied" Johnson, people who know
him best call him Ted as sort Of
familiar homage to his size and good
nature,-the proprietor Of the new
Machine and Repair shop at OconOmo-
woe, was in Watertown Wednesday, to
see about getting more help. He is
crowded with work and anxious to do
all that comes his way.
Miss Ada George, of Oconomowoc,
the bright resort correspondent of the
Chicago American, was welcome guest
of Miss Alice E. Pettibone over Sunday
last. Miss George has just been elected
librarian Of the OconOmowoc High
School Library. The school board has
made no mistake in this instance. It is
responsible position worthily bestowed.
Sheriff James J. Scion, of Dodge
COtnty, was in Watertown on official
business Tuesday and remained over
night. His record as sheriff compares
most favorably with that of any of his
predecessors, and only the constitution
al provision fOrbidding sheriff to hold