Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-05-09

GrelltOn Thursdays and Saturdays, 400 p. m.
*Except Sundays.
VIM. E. GRUETZMACHER,P P. M.
Next Tuesday, May 18th, is Fair day.
Sheriff VIM. Held of jefferson was in
town Tuesday.
Morgan Throne of Milwaukee, spent
Sunday at his home in this city.
Albert Lieberman was in Milwaukee
on Monday.
Miss Ada Sheppard was Milwaukee
visitor on Tuesday.
Tuesday.
Gas and Gasoline Ranges at the Cent
raj Trading COmpang.
Messrs. Arthur Bickner and Oscar
Wertheimer were in Mayville Tuesday.
Emil Seibel. transacted business in
Milwaukee " Wednesday.
VIM. Jaeger has received an increase
Of pension amounting to $40 a month.
Crockery, jugs and jars Out not family
jars) at the Central Trading Company.
The work of repairing Water street is
progressing nicely.
W. r. ThOma and f. E. Wise transacted
business in Chicago Tuesday.
William Jaeger has been granted an
increase of pension of $40 per month.
Elisa Wiggenhorn was among the
Milwaukee visitors on Wednesday.
You can save money by going to the
Central Trading Company.
Max Kusel visited Cream City friends
Wednesday.
Colonel Scott was in Milwaukee
Wednesday on business.
Miss Jessie Stoppenbach of Jefferson,
was in the city the first Of the week.
John Chapman transacted business in
Milwaukee Wednesday.
: M. Laffey of Milwaukee was the guest
Of city friends this week.
New and second hand touches at
the Central Trading Company.
Mrs. Mulch was Milwaukee visitor
on Wednesday.
Henry Pitzner was in the city on We'd
nesday doing some trading.
A pension of $40 a month has been
granted to Ernest Stabenfeldt recently
Lester Lees Of Juneau, visited with
Watertown friends Sunday and Monday
Lee Murphy of Beloit, spent the first
of the week at his home here.
Mrs. Charles Kunert visited relatives
in Chicago the first Of the week.
Otto G. Schott was in Beloit last Mon.
day for visit with relatives.
Frank Duffy of East Grand Forks, is
guest at his mothers home in this city
M. Hoffman, was business visitor in
Milwaukee, Thursday.
Atty. P. O. Hastings Of Mayville
transacted business here on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Otto have gone te
South Dakota to spend the summer.
I'll. c. Wertheimer was in Chicago
Thursday.
c. W. Sheppard was Columbus visitor
Wednesday,
John Habhegger spent Friday of las
week in Milwaukee.
Dir. Il. L. Wenker, one of our enterpris
ing dentists has gone to Johnson CreeE
and opened an office. Success to him.
The WOmans Guild of st. PauPs
Episcopal church met with Mrs. G. P
Gates Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry DeglOw of Beaver
Dam, visited at the home of ". K. Arnd1
this week.
Landlord Smith Of the New CONNER
cial hotel transacted business in Nil
Waukee on Wednesday.
Robert Dent and DR.. ] M. Sleiche,
attended meeting of the Grand Lodge
A. 0. u. W. at Milwaukee this week.
Miss Helen Kuenzi is visiting he7
mother, Mrs. P. KuenZi, at her home il
Washington street for few weeks.
A. Becken and family have moved +,
Lake Mills. where he has established /,
barber shop.
Fred Kloehn and children, of Aship
pun, were IN the city last Saturda,
shopping.
The Milwaukee Free Press was repre-
sented here last Monday by their agent
Fred Haney.
Among party from jefferson VIII,
spent Sunday here were Arnold Andrae
Chas. Soellner and John Zeh.
Frank KettIehat, one of lebanon
prosperous farmers, transacted business
In the city Monday.
DIT. and Mrs. William Fleming of Ne
osho, were guests of M. Fitzgerald Tues
day.
Mrs. A. U. Spencer and Mrs. George
SspanoW of Minneapolis, are guests O
Mrs. Owen Hughes,
Lestes Moore who visited with friends
III this city Tor few weeks returned Il
his home in ReesevilIe on Thursday.
Charles Draeger attended the Touris
CluD banquet at Lake Mills THURSDAY
evening.
Give the children Rocky Mountain Tea
this month, makes them strong, makes
them eat. sleep and grow. Good for The
whole family. Aspiring tonic that makes
sick people we'll people IS cents. C. A
Gamm.