Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-10-21


| r. c. Loeffier of Milwaukee was the
guest of city friends Sunday.
Miss Ella Rogan is spending a few
days in Chicago.
DR.. w. F. Whyte, president of the state
board of health, was called to Weyauwega
Friday, where an epidemic of smallpox
exists.
Mrs. Edward May of Pittsburg, Pa,
is visiting in the city.
Horizon is soon to install a $4,000
gas plant.
Louis Mueller has returned from trip
| to Canada.
Mrs. Edward L. Schempf will entertain
the St. Margaret's guild this (Wednes-
day. afternoon.
Frank McDermott and Frank Baker of
Rio were business visitors in the city
Tuesday.
Vice President Heinrichs of the NJ. D.
Wells Shoe company is Fond du Lac
business visitor.
Joseph E. Davies has returned from an
extended business trip through Northern
Wiscon sin.
Mrs John Schempf left last evening
for Iron Mountain, Mich, were she will
visit with her daughter, Mrs. 0. L..
Weber.
The Misses Malloy are entertaining
Mrs. H. H. Drew and family Of Waterloo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lank haye returned
from their wedding trip and will occupy
apartments in the West Avenue house
for the winter.
Miss Elsie May formerly employed in
the office of H. ]. Strauss, left this city
Tuesday morning for Wausau, to which
city the Watertown Revenue Office was
transferred. Miss May will open up the
new Office at that place.
If you had hired promising colt past
ured up in Emmett, you would probably
go up as often as once month to see
how it was coming on" and in what
condition the pasture was. Do you ever
visit the schools to see how your child
rem are doing?
A pneumatic timber cutter is among
the new inventions the use of which will
relegates the picturesque Timber Jack"
to the rear. By the application of this
force trees are cut down and then sawed
into logs ready for the haul.
Announcement is made Of the probable
candidacy of NJ. G. Jeffries' of GAINESVILLE,
as an active successor to Congressman
H. A. Cooper in the First district.
With the brief time we have to square
ourselves to the circle of our business
surroundings VIC are obliged to steal
very literally from our exchanges, and
if any our brethren recognize an old ac
quaintance under a new dress, he will
please accept our thanks for the unex-
pected help just at the proper time.
A barn belonging to A Wardle, of
OcOnomOwoc, burned last Friday morn
ing about 5 o'clock. The loss was COM
paratively large, and embraced two
horses and two COWS.
Last Thursday evening, Gustav. Kelkey
of Wauwatosa, was killed by the cars
near the forest House crossing of the
Wisconsin Central and the C. M. & St.
Paul near Waukesha.
Mr.. j. T. MOak, whose long illness has
caused his friends much anxiety is i'm
proving, but still shows in a marked
degree how serious the trouble has been.
He seems but shadow of his former self
but but assures inquirers that he
is feeling better and has reason
able hopes of a full recovery. That his
hopes may be realized is the earnest wish
Of his hosts of friends all over the state.
II any one wanting some old papers,
clean and plenty of them, come right
away to this office. 1t seems pity to
burn them up if anybody wants them.
Only cents big bundle.
The faculty Of Carol College, Wauk-
esha, has suspended football among the
students. Thessuspension of the game
is caused by what the faculty considers
for the best interests of the school.
If the portrait of Miss Mae G. Wood
published in the Sentinel is true to life
and every day appearance, Senator Platt
didn't quite minute too soon. T'would
make any reasonable man back up.
DR.. A. B. Tanuer, ex-state oil inspector
was short time visitor in WatertoWn
one day last woek.
Attorney Nick Thauer attended to le-
gal business at Lake Mills last Friday
F. Tercinski has had a new sidewalk
of vitrofied brick put down in front of
his property on Third street. Improve
ments seem to be tho order Of the day.