Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-02-14
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III dt HIS nome SOuCn OF the city.
julius Otto of Horizon, transacted
business in the city on Wednesday,.
Mrs. Mary Ferry of Oconomowoc, was
the guest of city friends on Monday.
Miss Elsie Schempf was the guest of
Jefferson friends oyer Sunday.
Ed Schmutzler transacted business in
Milwaukee last Saturday.
Miss Nichol OF Oshkosh, spent Sunday
at the home of Miss Minnie Behlke.
Max Whiting of Madison, spent Sun
day in the city, the guest of friends.
E. j. Cruel is spending a short vaca-
tlon with friends in this city.
An original pension of S. has been
granted to Edward O'Keefe of Clyman.
Today is St. Valentines day. Don't
forget it.
Geo. W. Webb was Milwaukee visitor
on Tuesday.
Aug. Huttner is confined to his home
Dy an attack of tOnsilitis.
Miss Alice Pettibone has been con-
nned to the house by illness this week.
Harry Krier of Oconomowoc, was a
city visitor on Wednesday.
Attorney j. G. Conway transacted
business at Jefferson Tuesday.
Hydraulic we'll drilling outfit for sale
or exchange. What have you got?
;. M. Eaton has, we are glad to say.
fully recovered from his recent illness
and IS again able to be about.
Miss Katie Owens has returned to
her home In ST. Paul after a visit of
several days with relatives in this city.
The brick and stone masons held an
important business meeting at Sons of
Herman hall last evening.
Anyone desiring job printing turned
out with neatness and dispatch should
call at this office.
Richard Heyn attended the funeral of
the tlremen held at Gesu church in Mil
Waukee Saturday.
When you have any news. personal
social or otherwise, bring our send it to
the Republican office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Hurtubise left for
Gnlcago, saturday, where they will make
their future home.
subscriptions taken at this office
I0r any periodical or magazine in the
United States.
Mrs. Cochcayne of Appleton, spent
several days with WatertoWn friends the
first OF the week.
MT. and Mrs. Paul Gerecke of Lake
Mills were the guests of city friends last
Saturday.
Col. d. D. Scott was among the neonIo
who attended the funeral of the dead
hremen in Milwaukee last Saturday.
The, ladies of the Congregational
cnurch gave tea party on THURSDAY
evening, at the church parIors.
Inc sample rooms of F. nj. Creuz in
lnlrd street have been newly papered
painted and other improvements added,
When you know any news. social
ltenls, marriages. births, ANYTHING call
up phone 96-3.
american Express Agent Judge is
absent on vacation and Mr., Fanlker-
son mas taken his place at the offie.
ALI kinds Of merchandise bouobt q,
sold. Central Trading COMPANY. 500 W
Main ST., Watertown, Wis. :
Revival services are being held AT
Inc Gospel Mission every evening at sc
M: Wegeman went to Chicago on
business this week.
Mrs: M. KuseI is visiting relatives
at Jefferson. - %
Inc Woman's Guild of St. Paul's
cnurch will meet with Mrs. Wilson
MAIN ST., on Thursday afternoon next.
Inc flag on the High school BUILDING
" was waving Thursday, it being Lincoln's
birthday. '-
Are you in need of commercial
printing? Ii so, call at the Republican
once. We are pleased to show SAMPLES
and quote prices.
waiter Kuenzi has accepted position
IN the Republican office. He has heen
emp.0yed for some time on the Banner
at Jefferson. WV 'i''Ao
Misses Clara Shasky, Zada Wertheimer
LA b. Strauss and Gertrude Seibel at
tended the K. of P. party at Ft. Atkinson
last Friday evening.
Geo. P. Gates, chief of the fire donart
ment, and Vim. Spear attended the fnn
eral of Chief Foley and his men at Mil
Waukee last Saturday. 49,
Fred Bittner ST., who had his hand
CUT OH In feed cutting machine. is hay
ing serious time and grave hopes are
entertained for his recovery.
The social Union of the M. r. church
VIII mold supper and bazaar at Concor.
Gla opera house on Thursday evening
FeDruary 18th. Tickets 35 cents.
The city mayor and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. john Brusenbach, are rejoicing
over over the arrival of daughter, who came
Sunday. Wv ''''''e
-, Christian Science service at 113
Third street every Sunday at 1890 A. M,
oaupJect Tor tomorroW's lesson, Mind
ALI are cordially invited.
Mrs. j.. P. Fitzgerald of Great Falls
Montana, is in the city. She was called
mere by the death of Miss Theresa Cor
bett. o0'' wi
Farmers should read that ad on the
last page and see what you can get with
TINS paper for the small sum of So per
year. p0i
Margaret Hughes of Merrill who has
been attending school in this city for
some time. left ON Thursday for visit