Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-08-16
Ole City.

-Chas Kiesow, of ManitOwoc, was the
guest OF friends here last Sunday.
Mrs. F. E. Woodland has entertained
Mrs. Fellows, of Chicago this week.
j. 3. Humphrey, of Ixonia, paid his
usual fair day visit to WatertOWn Thurs
day.
Emil ReichOw came up from
Chicago and spent Sunday with his
mother.
Arthur Bickner returned home
Thursday from weeks vacation at
Fox Lake.
Frank Gray, Of Beaver Dam, spent
day or two with frienda here during
this week.
Oscar Maerske paid business visit
to Chicago and the East during the
week past.
james H. Stoner, of Milwaukee, was
an over Sunday guest of attorney Har-
low Pease.
Daniel Bunkley, of OconomOwoc,
was business visitor to the stock fair
here Tuesday.
J Miss Maude Cavanagh is paying a
visit to friends and relatives in Milwau-
kee' and Detroit.
Miss Alice Pettibone participated
in the M. &. Sunday school picnic at
OcOnomOwoc Tuesday.
M. W. KuOwltOn, editor of the w ,ter-
loo journal, was welcome caller at the
Republican office Wednesday.
Charles Kuhlke had hand injured
in threshing machine Tuesday. DR..
Field dressed the injured member.
Ralph Hadley, Of OcOnomOwoc,
has been visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Wilder during portion of the week.
Mr.. H. ]. Strauss and family re-
turned Monday afternoon from few
weeks outing on the shores of Rock Lake.
Doctor Hodgins, of Juneau, was
here Fair Day. He wanted to buy good
horse and was willing to pay good
price.
The Grand Lodge of Elks in session
at Salt Lake, selected Baltimore as the
place for holding the next annual re-
union.
The second annual tournament and
gold medal shoot of the WatertOwn Gun
Club will take place here Sunday Aug
ust oath.
Dan G. PettibOne, the editors eldest
son, has excepted the pOsitsOn of fore
man in a general job printing Office at
Oshkosh.
M. F. Woodland and F. f. Woodland
attended the meeting of the Wisconsin
Bankers Association in session at Mil
waukee this week.
Mrs. C. A. Pettibone returned Mon
day from couple Of weeks visit with
h0r do hrc
family, at Irving Park, Ills,
Burglars entered six different resi-
dences at MenOmOnee Falls early Sun
day morning. The average haul is less
than $40 for each residence.
= John Wright, until recently an en-
plOyee in this office. is working for
time in the Office of the Waterloo
Journal. Success attend him.
Prof. c.. F. Viebahn, member of the
state board to examine teachers for
state certificates, attended a board
meeting at Madison on Wednesday.
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. IS cents at c. A. Gamm's.
The ladies of the Evangelical Pro-
Instant church will provide an ice
cream social in basement of church
North Fourth street Tuesday, August 10
The funeral of Mrs. Anthony Ring
enback, mother of Mrs. Philip Keifer of
Shields took place at Redwood Thurs
day with interment in Clyman cemetery.
Miss Minnie Huebner, of Oconomo-
woe, has been the guest Miss Anna
Manske, $40 College Ave. during the
week. We are pleased to acknowledge
a brief call.
Having scured an option on good
share of the earth it is said that j. P.
Morgan has secured the control of the
grain harvesting machine works so to
harvest his crops.
The marriage of Professor E. R.
Oliver, Of Reeseville and Miss Grace
Lewis, OF Juneau took place at residence
at the brides aunt, Mrs. Breckenstein.
OF Fond du Lac Thursday afternoon.
"A brick making plant is to be in
installed at Green Bay refOrmatOry.
This will furnish two new occupations
for the inmates, the making and laying
of brick. No brick will be placed on the
market.
The old Twenty-Sixth regiment of
civil war fame. made up mostly of Ger
mans recruited in Milwaukee will cele-
brate the fOrtieth anniversary of the
regiments formation this evening at
Milwaukee. :.
The Brooklyn woman who has been
sentenced to Jail for ten days because
she slept in church ought to sue the
preacher for contributory negligence in
not providing wide-awake Sermon
Sentinel.
Ike Poe, of Oconomowoc, express
messenger on the G.. M. & ST. Paul is
utilizing his vacation by calling on
friends here and there. He said he
came to WatertOwn Fair Day to buy
horse and we belived him for he's big
fellow and might be troublesome.
The will of the late Charles Kendall
Adams, formerly presidento of the univer-
slty OF Wisconsin, filed for probate shows
that he left an estate of $25, 600. which
is to go to his wife in trust during her
lifetime and to Wisconsin university
after her death.
Miss Ada George, of Oconomowoc.
called at the Rpnuhlicon Of4;.o T,,oodo :,