Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-01-10
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Watertown visitor Saturday.
Jonah Hirsch was visitor in the
City Tor few days last week.
Editor Pettibone of the Republican
was Madison visitor Monday.
Attorney John G.. Conway transacted
legal business at Jefferson today.
Attend the Great Bankrupt Sale at
the Milwaukee Shoe Store. OcOnomowoc.
Attorney Edward F. Weiman attend
ed to legal business at Jefferson Tuesday.
Sheriff Scion of Juneau was
business visitor to WatertOwn last Satur-
day.
Attorney Joseph E. Davies was reg
lstered at the Plankinton, Milwaukee,
Monday.
Mrs. Sidney Symthe and M. Strotz
of Delafeld spent Tuesday with Mrs.
c. R. Field.
An original widows pension of So
month has been granted to Alvina
Muster of this city.
Shoes! For half price at the Great
bankrupt Sale at the Milwaukee Shoe
Store-OconOmowoc.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Griswold of
Green Bay spent Sunday at the home
OF Mrs. Walter Pease.'
Tremendous Price Reductions at
Great Bankrupt Sale at the Milwaukee
Shoe StOre-Oconomowoc.
Miss Ella Wilder attended the meet
Ing of the State Teachers association
held in Milwaukee last week.
You can save many dollars by attend
ing the Great Bankrupt Sale at the Mil
Miss Eta Swift of Red Wing Mimi
is the guest this week of Mrs. Holmes
and the Misses Chadwick $40 West St.
Frank O'Feil, turnkey at the Jeffer-
son county Jail under Sheriff McGolrick,
has returned to his home in this city.
Edward O'Bryne, nndersheriff under
Sheriff McGolrick, will retain his posi-
ton under Sheriff William Held for
awhile.
Edward j. Brandt and Robert Dent
have returned from visit in the East,
including Philadelphia, New York and
Buffalo,
Miss Clara Lehman left Monday
afternoon for Albany, New York, where
she assumes charge of a training school
for nurses.
in Dodge and Jefferson counties assumed
their positions today at Juneau and
Jefferson.
-Ex-Sheriff ]. P. McGolrick removed
his family from Jefferson to this city
and has taken up his residence at SIG
Clyman street.
Postmaster W. F. Gruetzmacher,
who has been i'll the past eight weeks
with typhoid fever, was able to resume
his duties Tuesday
Farmers! 1t will pay you to drive
several miles and attend the Great
Bankrupt Sale at the Milwaukee Shoe
Store OcOnomOWOc.
Joseph Zimmerman and daughter
Katherine of Milwaukee were guests
Sunday at the home of Miss Lucy Clarke,
North Montgomery street.
It's pretty hard to define real beauty.
Rare and beautiful women everywhere
owe their loneliness to Rocky Mountain
Tea. IS cents. C. A. Gamm.
George Connors of Appleton and
Maurice Connors OF Gladstone, Michigan
attended the funeral of their mother,
Mrs. Ann Connors Monday morning.
Ladies desiring a quiet home during
continent Will receive special care; and
all diseases of women treated by most
approved and satisfactory means.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Guild will be held at the RectOry on
| Thursday afternoon the 18th inst. when
a general interest and attendance is re-
quested.
! love thee, O yes love thee,
/ But it's all that I can ever be,
:. Fer in my visions in the night,
My dreams are Rocky Mountain Tea.
c. A. Gamm.
Misses Mary and Edna Chadwick
were among the Watrrtown people who
were present at the inaugural ceremonies
OF the new State officers at Madison last
Monday.
Rev. C. Hedler attended the quarter
ly meeting OF the M. E. church at Fort
Atkinson last Sunday and preached at
the morning and evening services.
E. j. Herman who has been visit
ing his parents here the past two weeks,
went to Milwaukee Monday afternoon
to resume his studies at the Milwaukee
Medical college.
While one of Stallmann Bros. deliv-
cry teams was going north from Main
street Monday morning onto North
Fourth street, the horse ran away and
demolished the sleigh. The horse was
not injured, neither was boy who was
driving. The sleigh caught on the cross
ing which scared the horse.
1t is reported that Mr.. T. R. Hunter
has been recommended by Congressman
Dahle for post master at Fort Atkinson
to succeed Col. Geo. w. Burchard whose
term has expired or is about to expire.
n We doubt very much whether that rec
ommend will ever reach the stage of a
confirmed appointment. A brief hang
up OF the recommend owing to rush of
business and Mr.. Dahle's successor will
have the privilege of reviewing the sit
uatiOn. If we were looking for bet we
would put our spare change on Col. Bur-
chard's succeeding him finally.
The Saturday club of this city held