Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-05-24

At Columbus last Saturday the W.
town High school team defeated the Oh
bus team.
J Il, P. Koenig & Co.'s .Minne ota
Queen" is the best. Ask your g1oce: fer
it. Only $1.10 sack.
At Vaughan's park last Sunday the
Western stars defeate,; - Genessse
team by score Of II to b
At Whitewater last Saturd:
Western university team DE-. ed the
Normal school team. Score i, )
Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. Gruhlke, OF .cbanan.
mourn the loss Of their infant chil5
which died last week Thursday. fr1er-
al held Sunday afternoon.
On gnday the Watertown Unl,,a
e ted at Columbus by the team
~. Score 8 to 2. Batteries:
Ia IN, Boettcher and Dillon;
NCoIaa. dis, Lang and Koblitz.
Saturday afternoon the fire DEPART
ment responded to an alarm that came
In from the E. Kunert Manufacturing
plant, the services of which, however.
were not needed.
In the stomach of healthy person the
process of digestion is attended with
agreeable sensations, yet many persons
suffer for the help of stomachic and
tonic. Take Camps Curative powder or
tablets. 81, 80 cents and % cents. For
sale by all druggists.
Mr.. August Cruel died Tuesday eve
ming OF pneumonia at his residence 14i5
Davis street, in the 81 year of his
age. The funeral will be held this after
noon at ST. Marks Lutheran church.
The deceased leaves seven children two
sons and five daughters.
Dan C. Pettibone, eldest son of the eS.-
itor Of THE REPUBLICAN, is dangerously
Ill with typhOld-pneumonia at No. 922,
Sycamore street, Milwaukee. His moth
er, Mrs. c. A. Pettibone, and sisters,
Miss Alice and Mrs. II. f. Turner, Of Chi
cagO, have spent the week near the sick
bed. Drs. KempSter and Kelly have
charge Of the case. with Miss Wilson, of
the Red Star corps of nurses, and Mrs.
ID. Z. Pettlb0ne, in constant attendance.
A despatch from Chippewa Falls to the
Milwaukee Sentinel unde, date of May 20,
says:-JameS L. Gates has closed deal
for the purchase of all the Cornell uni
versity lands remaining in Wisconsin,
aggregating $4,000 acres. He paid
$250,000 for the lands, which are located
mostly in Chippewa, Gates, Sawyer, Price,
and Taylor counties.
This transaction was closed at Ithaca,
n. Y, and winds up the remarkable Ca
reer of the Cornell University Land com
pany that existed for over quarter OF
century.
In 1868 Ezra Cornell gave S23O,OOO to
Cornell university as an endowment
fund, which was invested in lands at so
cents an acre. He bought 100000 acres
of selected lands in Wisconsin. They
proved a valuable and remarkable invest
ment. The university since then has
realized $13,000,500 profit.
CARD OF TiIANKS.-The women of the
Guild Of st. Pauls Episcopal Church de-
sire herewith to express to the many
friends who so generously responded in
contributions TO, and patronage Of their
late rummage sale, their most apprecia-
tive thanks. From the press of the city !
they are also pleased to mention the re-
ceipt Of esteemed favors.
Very Respectfully.
The WOMEN OF .fHE GUILD.
Theodore Kramp, of Milwaukee, and
Miss Ottillie Mayer were married at the
home Of the brides parents, Christian
Mayer and wife, S12 Dodge street, on
Wednesday evening, May IA, 1902, by
Rev. ii. EggerS, OF st. johns Lutheran
church. Chas. Bode. Of Milwaukee, and
Emma Mayer, sister of the bride, acted
as gr0Omsman and bridesmaid. A recep-
tion followed after which the groom and
his bride departed for their future home
in Milwaukee, GA Twenty-Fifth street.
The groom is a son of Mrs. Alvina
Kramp, and he is highly respected and
prosperous young business man. The
bride has for years been clerk in Ra-
eek and Jones store here. Both receive
many congratulations from there num-
erOus friends.