Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-08-09

The Ladies' Social Union met at M.
E. parsonage Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vullman returned
Sunday evening to their Chicago home.
MIR. and Mrs. Julius Fuermann are
guests at home of Mrs. Emile Bursinger.
Arthur Bickner is spending his
vacation at Beaver Dam and Fox Lake.
Mrs. j. T. MOak has been the guest
OF Mrs. 6. W. HaZletOn at Lake Nash
Otah.
Will Brandt and Byron Kabet are
enjoying an outing on banks of Rock
Lake.
Mrs. Catharin Russell has returned
from her months visit among Chicago
friends.
Mrs. G. Deubel will be the guest of
Mrs. j. WeIsch of Evanstin, III. for a
little time.
&C. H. Gardner and daughter are en-
JOylng summer outing on the shores
OF Rock Lake.
Miss Laura Huber and sister, Myrtle,
have returned from visit among friends
in Michigan.
Charles Christian, of La Crosse, but
formerly resident here, has been in the
city this week.
Mrs. Margaret Killian entertained
Frank Kenny, of La Crosse, during a
portion OF the past week.
Mrs. A. Gritzner and her daughter,
Mrs. A. j. Rutherford, were guests of
Oshkosh friends this week.
DIR. W. F. White and family who
had been travelling through Northern
Michigan, returned Tuesday.
The annual fall meeting of MiIwau-
kee Assn of JObbers a nd Manufactures
from Aug. 20, to Sept. inclusive.
Edward Behling, who has lucra-
tive position at Fond du Lac, was Wis
itOr to WatertOWn friends this week.
Mrs. E. w. Schultz entertained
Misses Bonnie Hunter and Ethel French,
Of Fort Atkinson a portion of this week.
Ed. Holstein, we'll known young
consumption at the family home on
Wednesday.
Miss Bertram and Mrs. Field will
sing in the Congregational Church next
Sunday. Services begin at II A. NJ
Everybody invited.
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 c. A Gamm's
-Four thousand dollars will be given
in premiums, for cattle alone, at the
next state fair, Sept. SIP. This will
bring out the finest exhibit of cattle
ever in the state.
The Wisconsin State Fair will be
held in Milwaukee. Sept. SIP. 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 it's exhibits. All departments will be
larger and better than ever, at the COM
ing exhibition, Sept. 8-12.
Mrs. Chris Becker and family. Mrs.
John Thauer and family, Mrs. George
Thauer and family, and Mrs. George P.
Gates have returned from a couple of
weeks outing at Lake Mills.
-Wanted:-By 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.
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. 35 cents at C. A.
Gamm's.
The aged who have sluggish diges-
tiOn will find in Cramps Curative Pow
der or Tablets warm cordial tonic for
the stomach, giving an improved appe-
tite, better blood, renewed strength, and
a gentle aperient action on the bowels,
leaving them free from constipation.
81, SOC. and 25c. of all druggists.
Representatives of the American
Cigar Co., Of New York, were here this
week. ". F. Earle, manager, and D.
McIntush, assistant, we're here to locate
permanently. The transfer of the site
on First street was made Wednesday
The building now on the lot will be
changed to adapt it to its new use and
an additional brick structure 126x1O(
will be built. Plans and specification
OF the work contemplated are in the
hands of contractors. It is proposed
that the plant be ready for occupation
by November LIST.
Among the special attractions al
the next State Fair, in Milwaukee, Sept
8-12, will be genuine head-end COLI
sion between two standard railroad en-
gines, to be driven, at the time of con
tact, at a rate Of speed Of not less thar
thirty miles an hour. The engines will
be manned by old engineers, respec
lively Of the G. & n. w. and c., M. & St
T. railroads. The act will take place il
the infield, in front Of the grand stand
in full view of spectators, but at a safe
distance from them. A specially inter
J estlng program will be arranged fo1
each day. Half rates on all railroads.
} The Wisconsin annual conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal church, will be
gin in the Washington Avenue Method
ist Episcopal church, Milwaukee, Tues
day evening, Sept. 9. and will be presided
over by Bishop D. A. GoOdsell D. L., LII
D. Wisconsin is divided into two con
ference districts, and the Wisconsin
conference, as it is known, embraces tn,