Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-12-30
improves the flavor and adds 10
the heaIthfulness Of The food.
PRIoE BAKING POWDER 90.
CHICAGO

DR.. and Mrs. R. j. Wenker OF Milwau-
kee, holiday visitors of F. ]. Wenker,
returned home Tuesday.
The Ladiess Glover Club will hold a
meeting tomorrow evening in the Con-
gregational Church parlors.
If anybody living could secure from
Congress an appropriation for public
building at Watertown, Hon. FL. C.
Adams is that somebody.
Christian Fischer who was severely
injured last Tuesday at McGorick's wood
yard by falling Oh circle saw is re-
ported as doing we'll.
Emil Neuman who underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis last Wednesday is
reported as getting along nicely. We
wish Emil a speedy recovery.
Governor La Toilette is to deliver his
lecture on Hamlet in the near future for
the benefit of our Free Public Library.
The bare announcement should attract
a good audience.
The long threatened case of the state
vs.. Julius Graunke Jr., was called Mon
day morning before Justice Stacy. On
preliminary examination the accused
was held for trial but released on $500
bail.
The motion for new trial in the UIl-
man murder case was argued before
Judge Dick at Juneau last Saturday,
and the motion denied, but sentence was
suspended until an appeal TO the SUI
preme court on certain points could be
decided.
The Rev. and Mrs. George ". Nuzume,
of Viroqua recently celebrated their
fiftieth wedding anniversary. What
makes the ev ent more notable than
other wise is the fact that the Rev.
gentleman has during his ministry
u nited 1000 couples in marriage and
oficiated at more than 1000 funerals.
One Kramer and young man by the
name of Adams both Of Waupun, plead
guilty to charge Of larceny before Judge
Dick at Juneau last Saturday and were
sentenced to state prison for one year,
and Sheriff Roessler took them to prison
Monday. Ten days for arrest, conviction
sentence and imprisonment Is . quick
job. And still Ullmann is out on bail.
W. Ketcham, of Chicago and Geo. P.
Reidenback of Green Bay, postoffice In
spectors, were here Monday and Tuesday
looking over the books and learning OF
the management Of the Water town post
office. The coming OF the inspectors
will be an object of surprise to the pat
rons of the Office. What the reiult OF
the inspection may be can as yet be
only a matter Of conjecture.
Among the Bulletins issued and circu-
lated by the Agricultural Station OF our
state, none discusses matters Of more
general interest to the householder than
No. 1O5, recently distributed, on the sub
ject of "The improvement OF Home
Grounds This bulletin treats OF grass,
SuIuUS, N1uOS duu uOWOl lAS pIoueS
and suggestions for planting these to
the best advantage in the decoration OF
home grounds, The subject is treated
of also with reference to the Einduence
of beautiful surroundings in the forma-
tion of the character of children and is
exciting the spirit of emulation among
neighbors, to the decided improvement
of the general appearance of country
homes. Aside from appearance is tho
fact of increased value OF homesteads
made more slightly and comfortable at
a trifing cost. Every family should
have one of these Bulletins, not merely
as a reference but also as text book to
be followed. A request that copy be
sent to your address will be granted at
once by applying by letter to Agricultur-
al Experiment Station Madison, Wis.