Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-08-23
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Town W edneSday.
congressman II. B. Dahle called on
political associates here Wednesday.
Mrs. Otto Schott visited relatives
and friends at Jefferson Wednesday.
August Schott and son visited
friends at Jefferson Wednesday,
An epidemic of colds is prevailing
and sneeZing is not forbidden even in
the best circles.
H. T. Eberle attended the WiscOn-
sin Pharmaceutical Convention held at
Milwaukee Wednesday.
Mrs. w. A. Brown is entertaining
her sister, Miss Jennie E. Wakely and
her brother Mark, from Harvard, Ill.
Miss Edna Goeldner was the guest
Of her friend Miss Gertrude Place at
OconomOwoc, during part Of this week.
Max H. Gaebler started Tuesday
probably return about the 1st i SepIonl-
Der.
If our local coal dealers had all or
ders booked for hard coal filled, there
would not be ton on hand in all the
yards.
The bid Of John Burns to furnish
hard coal for city hall and Phoenix
engine house at 80. 80 per ton was
excepted.
If you have occasion to use fire
brick or fire clay, call at office of Water
town Lumber Company and study quail
ity and learn prices.
Miss Edna Turner, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. III. E. Turner, of Irving Park,
Ill, is the guest of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Pettibone.
Michael Hartzeim and Miss Pauline
| Blumke, both of Juneau, were married
| Tuesday forenoon at St. Mary's Church,
| the Rev. j. j. Sallentine officiating.
Makes the fires Of life burn with a
steady glow; renews the golden, happy
days of youth. That's what Rocky Noun
tain Tea does. 80 cents at "A. Gamm's.
"A bran new coat of paint, light body
and dark trimmings, makes +. A. Cool
ey's grocery, 8O4 Fifth street, and ada
cent residence look clean, neat and in
viting.
There is pretty girl in an alpine hat;
A sweeter girl in sailor brim,
But the handsomest girl you'll ever see,
Is the sensible girl who uses Rocky
| AT the council meeting held Tuesday
evening the committee on roads and
bridges reported favorably upon res0lu-
ton to yacate Bailey street between
First and the river.
The Wisconsin State Fair will be
held in Milwaukee, Sept. SIP. Half
rates have been secured on ali 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. All departments will be
larger and better than ever, at the COM
ing exhibition, Sept. 8-12.
The report of Committee on fire
department reported back without act
ion the bills for hauling fire apparatus
in parade and fire run on the Fourth of
July. The matter was laid over.
On special invitation Prof. Miller
will sing in the Baptist church Sunday
morning at ten o'clock. Everybody is
welcome. Rev. Bens will preach on
Kings 1915, Unity for the Good
If 1t wasn't popular, if it wasn't
| loved by the people, why do dealers say,
1--WE have something just as good as the
| Madison Medicine Co.'s Rocky Mountain
Tea" Think it over. So cents at C. A..
| Gamm's.
The best friend Of weak stomach,
a torpid liver, or cOnstipated bowels,
giving strength and better blood, is
Cramps Curative Powder or Tablets. ST.,
5Oc., Zoe. at all drug stores. Schempf &
Shultz, exclusive agents.
| Evangelist Miller will hold a great
meeting free for all the boys and girls
at the Methodist Church at 3 P. M. today.
He will sing ''The Red Light" and tell
you true story about bear catching a
boy in Colorado. The will be a great
crowd.
Mr.. Fred ZirbeI, some thirty years
ago resident of Watertown, but whose
home is now in Mason City, Iowa, stop
ped over one train Wednesday to look
over his old stamping grounds. Zirbel
was member of Co. E. 26th regiment
| and had been down to the regimental
| reunion held in Milwaukee last week.
He left on evening train for his Iowa
home.
| We understand that the indications
are that the enrolment in the Water
town Business College will be very
large, and the management are very
highly pleased with the prospects. MT.
G. B. Potter, secretary Of the Institution,
is in WatertOWn completing arrange
ments in the matter of placing the fur
niture preparatory to the opening Of the
school, Sept. 1.
One of the most marked improve
ments made in Watertown this season is
the radical changes made in the grounds
and surroundings of the William Buch-
heit residence. 1t has added inestima-
bly, to the beauty of Fifth street as we'll
as to the appearance of the block itself.
The presiding genius of the improve
ment is entitled to the heartiest thanks
| of every resident on Fifth street.
From present appearances w. H.
Rohr, our efficient clerk of the courts.
will doubtless be renominated with
out opposition. This is a we'll deserved
compliment, for more faithful. oblig-
ing and competent officer could not
easily be found. Those who have bus
mess to transact in our courts are I'M
amiously in their opinion that Mr.. Rohr
is one Of the most efficient officers that
ever held the position of clerk of the
courts and all will be pleased to see him