Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-08-02

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visitor to Waukesha friends.
Mrs. Frank Follansbee, the recent
guest OF Portland friends, has returned.
Mrs. Title Lemke and Miss Laura
Hageman visited OcOnomOwoc friends
during the past week.
Mrs. Isaac Thompson, an old time
resident of Waupun died last Sunday at
her home in that city after only weeks
illness.
The first car Of barley of the new
crop was received at Milwaukee from
South Dakota last Monday. It sold for
90 cents per busheI.
The teachers and Sunday school chi.-
dren of the Evangelical Protestant
church held their annual picnic at
Tjvola island Tuesday afternoon.
Makes the fires of life burn with a
steady glow; reneWs the golden, happy
days of youth. That's what Rocky Noun
tain lea does. 35 cents at G. A. Gamm's
Fred Hatch, of Stone Bank, and
Miss Anna COUNSEL, of Mapleton, Wau-
kesha Co., will be married at the Con-
gregatlonal Church at Alderly, August
Is.
The feverish accompaniment of
acute dyspepsia is sometimes called gas
trio fever, safe and sure remedy is in
Camps Curative Powders or Tablets. 81,
2Oc., 25c.
-Four thousand dollars will be given
in premiums, for cattle alone, at the
next state fair, Sept. 8-12. This will
bring out the finest exhibit of cattle
ever in the state
| The Wisconsin State Fair will be
held In Milwaukee, Sept. 812. Half
rates have been secured on all railroad
lines in the state, and the Northern
Peninsula of Michigan.
The Wisconsin State Fair is rapidly
growing in the extent and Importance
OF its exhibits. ALI departments will be
larger and better than ever, at the COM
ing exhibition, Sept. S-12.
Miss Flora Habel, of st. Joseph,
Michigan and Miss Sarah Kruger, of
| the town OF Emmett, were the welcome
guests OF Misses Ida and Sarah GOetsch
during portion of the week.
-Wanted:-By a young widow, a
Catholic with one child years old,
position as house keeper in small pri-
ate family,-that of a widOwer preferred.
Address or apply at this office.
| More first class horses are already
secured for the coming state fair than
ever before in it's history. TrOtting, pac-
ing and running races daily, beginning
Sept. 8. Half rates on all railroads.
There is a pretty girl in an alpine hat
sWeeter girl in sailor brim,
But the handsOmest girl you'll ever see,
Is the sensible girl who uses Rocky
Mountain Tea.
Among WatertoWn people visiting
the county seat Monday were j. d. Bull
| lock j. P. Holland, Attorney E. F. Wei
man. DIR. c. R. Field, j. NJ. MallOy, w. D.
Stacy, j. W. Moore and Joe E. Davis.
If 1t wasn't popular, if it wasn't
loved by the people, why do dealers say,
I'VE have something just as good as the
Madison Medicine Co.'s Rocky Mountain
Tea" Think it over. 30 cents at c. A.
Gamm's.
The announcement is made of the
engagement OF Mr.. George W. Busch, of
New York City, and Msss LOusia Daub,
until two years ago resident of Water
town. The wedding will take place
August 10.
The Jefferson County democratic
convention will be held Saturday,
August 30 at Jefferson. 1t is said that
there is no scarcity of aspirants for
county offices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles WaIlock and
family and Mrs. Francis Edwards of
Chicago, and Mrs. Peter Demenske, of
Milwaukee, attended the funeral here
Monday morning Of Little George Wal
lock.
Mrs. j. L. Carlson and daughters, of
Ogden, Utah; Mrs. E. j. Evans and child
Albert Lea, Mimi, for some time past
have returned to their respective homes.
The Hartland News is responsible
for this:-"Will you please insert this
obituary nOtice?" asked an old gentle
man Of an editor. 81 made bold to ask
it because the deceased had a great
many friends who will be glad to hear
| of his DEATH"
Mr.. Geo. P. Mathes the Milwaukee
correspondent of the Chicago Record
Herald joined his family here Wednes-
day, called hither to attend the funeral
Of his Wife's mother, Mrs. of He re-
turned to Milwaukee Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Mathes and daughter Nav
will remain here. occupying the Off
residence, 500 Fifth street, for the COM
ing month or six weeks
The author of Nearer, My God, to
| Inee, was a woman Sarah
Flower Adams. She was an English
woman; born in the little village of
Harlow, in the year of 1905. Though
there are not many at this day who have
even heard Of her she won no small
amount of fame as poet and writer
during her life, and for many years
after her memory was cherished by the
/ literary world of London.
Among the special attractions at
the next State Fair, in Milwaukee, Sept.
8-12, will be genuine head-end colli-
sion between two standard railroad en-
gines, to be driven, at the time of con-
tact. at rate OF speed of not less than
thirty miles an hour. The engines will
be manned by old engineers, respec-
lively Of the c. & N. w. and G., M. & St.
T. railroads. The act will take place in
the infield, in front of the grand stand,
| in full view of SDectatOrs Int at q safe