Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-01-17
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j. F. Hughes of the Reeseyille
Review was in town Friday.
Miss Chadwick and Miss Swift were
visitors to Madison last Friday.
Miss Swift returned to her home in
hed wing, MIMI, last Saturday.
st. Margaret's Guild met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. T.. C. Eglin.
Harry R. Moore of Milwaukee is
visiting in the city for short time.
Sheriff William Held of Jefferson
was in the city on business Tuesday.
John C. Cruel and A. J. Weise trans
acted business in Milwaukee Wednesday.
| Emil Berg was severely bitten by a
dog Wednesday afternoon in the leg and
hand.
-Reinhold Koch of Fort Atkinson is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Louisa Shot for
few days.
John Robinson was called to Chica-
go Wednesday by the illness of his grand
daughter.
Still agoing! The great bankrupt
sale OF the Milwaukee Shoe Store stock
at OcOnOmOWOc.
Editor Hathaway Of the Oconomo-
woe Enterprise, paid the Republican a
| visit Yesterday.
| The greatest bargain event ever I'M
dertaken is the Bankrupt sale of the
Milwaukee Shoe store stock, OcOnOmO-
woe.
Leonard Jaehrling has been appoint
ed deputy treasury agent and his
commission from the state arrived
Tuesday.
The funeral of the three weeks old
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herman VAIL,
TIA Mary street took place Monday
afternoon.
| E. F. Mertz secretary of the Mex
lean King Gold and Copper Mining
company of Milwaukee was in the city
on business.
We are in receipt of the Wisconsin
Druggist, published at Reeseville by j.
+. Hughes in the interest Of the Wis
cOnsin drug trade.
Attracting scores of BUYERS from
| WatertOwn and vicinity at the Great
Bankrupt sale of the Milwaukee Shoe
Store stock, OcOn0mOWOc.
Parties desiring to make change
in real estate will do we'll to call on
Messrs. Conner & Volkmann. 115 N. Sd
street. See ad on this page.
Shoes and rubber footwear sold at
less than cost of production during the
Great Bankrupt sale of the Milwaukee
Shoe Store stock, OcOnOmowOc.
The Wisconsin Druggist il the name
| of new monthly publication issued by
j. F. Hughes of Reeseville. The editor
| is A. E. NEEDING of Milwaukee.
Edward F. Knaak has been appoint
ed substitute mail clerk in the railroad
mail service and will soon be called
| upon to take up his new duties.
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES do not
stain the hands or spot the kettle Except
green and purple. Sold by Brenneck &
Bergman 3l5 Main Street 10c. per pack
age.
Posters are out announcing the
first annual ball of the Watertewn
Crescent boat club which will be held at
Turner Opera house, Saturday evening,
January 81.
| There is such thing as making an
announcement to strong. A grocery
man over in NOWalk advertises genuine
horse radish fresh from the hOrse."-
Sparta Democrat.
Many of the ills from which women
suffer can be completely cured with
Rocky Mountain Tea. Rich, red blood
good digestion and health follow its use.
IS cents. c. A. Gamm.
The building committee having in
charge the erection of new Catholic
Church at Juneau advertise for bids for
erecting the superstructOr. Time limit
for RECEIPT OF bids, January 20.
"A cOmmitte of the local lodge OF
Elks is busy preparing for dance to be
given some time before the lenten season
and efforts will be made to surpass all
Iprevious attempts in that line.
| Mrs. N. F. Nichols living near
Juneau owns one Of the best farms in
Dodge County, but she wants to sell it.
1t consists Of SO acres and is within
half mile OF the county seat. A fine
location.
Prof. j. A. Hagemann of Fort Akin.
son, who was recently seriously injured
at the junction in this city by being
struck with a mail sack, has so far re.
covered that he will soon be able ia
resume his duties as principal of che
Fort Atkinson schools.
| Miss Henrietta Toussaint who has
been i'll for the past two months with
inflammatory rheumatism was brought
home Tuesday by her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry T0ussaint, from Milwaukee
and she is now cOnvalescing. HeI
mother has been with her during her
illness.
| The superintendents of the Dodge
County Poor House and Insane Asylum
advertise for bids to supply these insti.
tutions with beef for the year 1903
Bids will be received until February
End next. Isn't there enough in such q
contract to induce our Watertown butch.
ers to put in a bid.
j. E. Rogers of Lake Beulah, Wal
worth county, was in the city Wednes-