Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-02-28
WatertOwn Market.
Corrected Every Friday.

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Butter, creamery, retail ...... OPT
Butter. dairy ......... OILS
Harry Baum of Co)ney, was a city
ylsi tor on Sunday.
Geo. Blocker of Hubbleton, was a
caller at the Republican office Tuesday
Mrs. c. R. Field was the guest of Chi
cago friends for several days past.
Mrs. Mae Zoeler was the guest of
GAINESVILLE friends the first of the week.
Miss Ida Polzin has returned from a
visit with friends at Waterloo.
ID. Mahoney of Juneau, was the Sunday
guest of WateItOWn friends.
Geo. P. Gates transacted business in
Milwaukee on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kuehn are happy
over the arrival of a ten pound boy.
Herman Dobratz transacted business
in Milwaukee On Tuesday
Richard Emerson has been among the
sick this week.
A. j. Weis was among the Milwaukee
visitors Tuesday.
Paul Schebadot was seriously ill the
first of the week.
Attorney G. Buchheit transacted legal
business at Lake Mills on Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Koch on
Saturday boy.
Nj. McGann Of Milwaukee, was city
visitor the first of the week.
Lent commenced on Wednesday, that
day being known as Ash Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Radtke were the
guests OF Jefferson friends over Sunday.
Frank Meade of Johnson's Creek was in
the city on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Ball spent few
days in our city this week.
Mrs. j. &. Davies was a Milwaukee
visitor on Wednesday.
Miss Ida GOetsch is visiting relatives
and friends in Cresco, Iowa.
Miss Gertrude Sleight is the guest of
Milwaukee friends.
Miss Laura WOllensack has gone to
Berlin for an extended visit.
Miss Lillian McManman is the guest
OF friends at Kilborn City.
Sheriff Held of Jefferson. transacted
business III the city last Saturday.
Supt. c. F. Viebahn is suffering the
dlscomforts of severe cold.
Miss Nellie Howell of Milwaukee Wis.
lted friends here on Monday.
Henry Bonner was in Gre N Bay sever
al DAYS LOT the transaction of business
Mrs. Emil Kellerman is reported as
seriously ill.
When you know any news. social
items, marriages, births, anything cal
up phone 96-3.
The Woman's guild will meet at the
Tectory every Thursday afternoon durine
Lent.
Subscriptions taken at this office
roi any peIlodlcal or magazine in the
United States.
Mrs. M. S. Newton went to Chicago the
hrst OF the week to attend the funeral OF
relative. -
Miss Jessie Stoppenbach of Jefferson
was In the city Tuesday, the guest Of
friends.
when you have any news, personal
social or otherwise, bring our send it Il
the Republican Office.
The basket social given by the United
order OF Foresters at their hall Monda,
evening was we'll attended.
Anyone desiring Job printing turned
out with neatness and dispatch should
call at this Office.
Miss Alice Pettibone went to Waupur
Monday Tor visit with her sister, Mrs
SanbOrn.
Fred Brown, one of COoney's enter
prlslng druggists was in the city Mon
day on his way to and from Jefferson.
Horace Perry of Desmet, South Dakota
has been the guest of relatives in this
vicinity for several days past.
Mrs. Geo. Spangenberg was called to
Chicago last week by the death Of he1
sister, Mrs. Paulina Mau.
Miss lsadOra Koran of milwaukee,. was
the guest of Miss Marie Killian several
days last week.
Mrs. Fred Frank and son Gustav went
to Waupun Monday morning to attend
the funeral of relative.
Mrs. March and daughter Ella return.
ed Saturday from a weeks visit with
Milwaukee friends.
j. A. BeynOn of Mishawaka, Ind. spen1
Sunday with his parents at their home
III w dSHlugIOn SCr0oL.
Mrs. II. B. Vandell of TOmah. was q
guest over Sunday in the home of Mrs
j. M. Gorney.
Edward Huenfeld is enrolled among
the day students of the WatertOwn Bust,
ness College.
Miss Margaret Killian of Milwaukee
visited at her home in this city the first
of the week.
w. R. Bonner of Beaver Dam, was a
guest in the home of w. T. Sleight the
first of the week.
The Euterpe Club meets with Mrs
Lydia Pease at her home in Clyman
street this afternoon.
Aug. Behling and family of $40 Rich
ards avenue expect to remove to st. Paul