Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-12-13
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-"Dooley" is Dunn gone and got mar
ried.
Only eleven days more before Christ
mas!
See Emil Seible,s new advertisement
in this issue.
Mrs. George Cooley entertained ST.
Margaret's Guild Wednesday afternoon.
Plenty of turkeys in sight," says
the Milwaukee Free Pres. But out of
reach, Ell?
Did you notice the fine display of
lamps in Beurhaus' show window
Beauties and cheap.
Mrs. G. K. Adams, widow of the for
mer president of the State university,
died at Los Angeles, CAL, Wednesday
night.
John Habhegger, OneOf our leading
cheese dealers, has sold his store bull
ding on Second street, to M. Fitzgerald,
of NeoshO.
Wanted:-A woman to take charge
OF the boarding department of we'll
established boarding house. Apply at
this office.
The home of Thomas Brooks on
North Washington street was burglar
lied last week, Wednesday night, and a
silver watch taken.
Editor ]. W. Moore and wife were
called to Huntington, ILL.,, Thursday by
the death of relative. They will be
absent until Monday.
Fire Chief Geo. w. Gates says the
city is in immediate need of more fire
hose. Good warning from competent
authority. The council should act at
once.
The bazaar and chicken supper given
cOpal church, in COncordia opera house,
Thursday evening, was social and f.
nancial success.
MIR. Charles j. Salick, in charge Of
our local branch of the Government
weather bureau, is our authority for the
statement that during the night proceed
ing last Monday morning the self
registering thermometer indicated a
temperature of seven degrees below
zero.
If brand of soap runs along month
after month, showing healthy and per-
manent growth in the number of friends
won, it will be generally admitted that
it possesses unusual merit. For fifteen
years Maple City Self-Washing Soap
has been recognized as the leading hard
water soap in the world.
The aged who have sluggish digestion
will find in Camps Curative Powder or
Tablets warm cordial tonic for the
stOmache, giving an improved appetite,
better blood, renewed strength and a
gentle aperient action upon the bowels,
leaving them free from constipation.
81, SOC, 25, of Schempf and Schults.
Mr.. j. j. Reed, manufacturer and
dealer in cheese, of Alderly, was a bus
mess visitor In WdtertOwn, Yesterday.
We were pleased to welcome him to our
office. There are some Of our old friends
whose presence for even a short time,
seems as fraught with blessings Tas..the
generous rays of sunshine. Call again,
please.
AT meetieg Of Mayfower Lodge
No. 8, Degree of Honor, held last Tuesday
evening the following officers were
chosen: Emma Spiel, chief of honor;
Mary Stuebe, lady of honor; Amelia
Keck, lady of cermOny; Anna Hefty,
recorder; Ada Deierlein, financier;
Amelia Creuz, receiver; Amelia Rose,
usher.
AT the annual meeting of Olivet
COmmandery No. 10, K. T. last Friday
evening the following officers were
chosen: S. M. Eaton, E. c.; Robert Dent,
G; A. Soliday, c. G.. j. M. Sleigher, S. W.;
George ". Hill, ]. W.; w. F. VOss, trustee
to fill vacancy; Walter Dibble, trustee for
three syears; Robert Dent, delegate to
Masonic Union for three years.
tho animal &c ~, -
F. and A. M. last week Thursday evening
the following officers were elected:
G. W. Hill, W. NJ; Emil Creuz, S. W.;
Harry Beurhaus, j. W.; A. 3. Calhoun.
S. D.; William Halfpap, j. Dr.. Schmutz-
Ter, treasurer; F. M. Eaton, secretary.
S. NJ. Eaton, trustee for three years;
+. Smutzler. delegate for three years.
In crawling through fence while
hunting, William Cruel, aged 20, was
fatally injured Thursday afternoon.
The shotgun was discharged, the con-
tents piercing the abdomen. He was
found shortly after the occurrence and
taken to nearby house and Drs. Whyte
and Habhegger called, who worked over
him four hours, but it is likely he will
die. He is son of Edward Cruel, Of
! the Fourth ward.
In order to prove that our methods
are superior, we offer our Guide and 26
lessons by mail. free, to anybody who
is interested in improving his penmen-
ship. Just published. 'The Natural Sys-
tenn of Penmanship," at cost of $500.
A sample lesson, also Progress" our
new, we'll illustrated and interesting
magazine, free. Winter term opens
Jan. 5. Address Hoffmann's Metr0pol-
itan Business College largest in Mil
waukee), 81 metropolitan Block, Mil
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