Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-03-28
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Corrected Every Friday

Ducks, dressed accommodations. (014
Geese, dressed M14
Eggs I011
Butter, creamery, retail $3.50. (031
Butter, dairy -. -. $500. (018|
Jas. Boyle is again employed in the
store of Thomas Brooks West Main street.
E. L. Utley was an over Sunday visitor
at Grand Rapids.
Tables and sewing machines at the
Central Trading Co.
The Misses Sara and Mary Giblin Wis
tied Milwaukee, friends last Saturday.
James R. Law of Madison, was a guest
of city relatives the first Of the week.
Miss Mary Chadwick was the guest of
Chicago friends over Sunday.
Stoves and ranges in numerous vari-
ETY. at the Central Trading Co.
Ed Mahoney visited in Fond du Lac
Tuesday.
Ed Steinberg of Jefferson, was a city
visitor on Thursday.
Rube SchweinIer of jefferson called
OH friends here Thursday.
The Philharmonic orchestra will give
a concert and dance Thursday, April 20.
One hundred beer mugs at the Central
Trading Go.
w. K. Thomas was a business visitor
in Milwaukee the first of the week.
Attorney A. Mulburger transacted legal
business at Jefferson on Tuesday.
Attorney Gustav Buchheit was a Jeffer-
son visitor on Tuesday.
Louis Kronitz of Clyman was in town
Tuesday.
John Andre of Jefferson, visited in
town over Sunday.
6. W. Norris was out from Milwaukee
on Sunday to visit friends.
G. S. Aspenwall is home from a visit
in Read City, Ill.
Saturday for visit over Sunday.
Rev. FL. Coleman Of Milwaukee visited
in the city Saturday.
A genuine grandmother's spinning
wheel at the Central Trading Co.
Attorney Harlow Pease transacted
business in Milwaukee last Saturday.
Miss Dora Geschke has returned from
q visit in Chicago.
Choice building lots for sale. INQUIRE
OF John Thauer, or Andrew Roegner.
G. E. Harrington spent Sunday at the
nome OF his brother, M. E, Harrington. in
this city.
81 Miss Selma Steinfort, who teaches in
the Jefferson schools visited at her home
IN the city over Sunday.
Miss MOllie Roller has returned from
hn
stock OF spring and Easter millinery.
Herman Fischer and family of Juneau
have moved here and will reside on
Emil SelDeIs pony farm near the city
Miss Alice Green went to Milwaukee
last Friday, called there by the illness
of her son.
Attorney c. B. Rogers, of Fort Akin
son. transacted business in the CITY
Friday of last week.
Miss Emma SchaIler has returned tC
her home in Sioux Rapids, Iowa. after
an extended visit with friends here.
Mrs: j. E. Harrington of Columbus
WIS, Is visiting at the home of her son
nj. E. harrington.
Max Gaebler was one of the guests al
tne clark House in Beaver Dam when il
burned last week.
Subscriptions taken at this office
Tor any periodical or magazine in the
United States.
Andrew Roegner has sold twelve acres
OF lana TO Ernest Walters. Consideration
$500. 0''''~''i' 'i'i
FRED Gamm purchased the residenc,
property OF Fred Kant in College Avenu,
for $1,000.
we are equipped for the printing O.
auction bills at this office and can do
tnem as cheap as any one. Give lis a cal
Christian Science services at 113 Thir(
street tomorrow at 1920 a. m. Subject
"unreality". All are invited.
When you have any news, personal
social or otherwise. bring onr send Il :,
the Republican Office
MI. and Mrs. Rimstead are the happ,
parents OF girl baby, born Monday eve
M. Westphal of Fort Atkinson. visited
ID Inc home OF Max Wegemann over
Sunday. 0'o'
A. b. Worries and wife have returned
from their wedding trip and will begin
housekeeping at TO Fifth street.
st. Margaret's Guild met Thursday
afternoon at The home of Miss Grace
Pooler in Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Habhegger enter.
famed friends at their pleasant home
In Fifth street Tues day evening.
A baby girl came to brighten the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hoeffner Wednes-
day morning.
When you know any news, social
Items, marriages, births, anything call
up phone 96-3.
Mrs. M. Mccarthy went to Askeaton
Brown county, last Saturday, called
there by the illness of her mother.
u. j. Shinnick of Rush Medical col
iege, is spending his vacation at his
Misses Geneyieye Mullen and Edna
ChadWlck were unns4c of Innao,, e~;nuan