Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-09-12
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Jefferson co. Fair next week.

ABOUT salted peanuts.
". W. Owen attended the fair in Mil.
Waukee Wednesday.
Frank Seefeld spent Sunday fishing al
Oconomowoc.
We can furnish you almost ANYTHING
at the Central Trading Co.
Potatoes are now worth 40 cents a
bushel
A meeting of the Tailors Union was
held Thursday evening.
Wheels and spinning wheels at the
Central Trading company.
Great Bunch of free attractions at the
Jefferson Co., Fair next week.
n. P. Boyle Of Portage was the guest
OF city friends Thursday.
Charles Huenefeld was a business Wis
ltor in Milwaukee Wednesday.
John Boyle of Chicago is the guest of
friends in this city.
Il. Wertheimer was in Chicago Thurs
day.
We are still doing business at the old
stand. the Central Trading company.
Come and see us. You will be surprised
to see the different things we have: the
Central Trading company.
Excellent races, base ball, music and
free attractions at the Jefferson CO. Fair
next week.
E. c. Harrington. John Foley and Mr..
Lang of Columbus attended the fair
hefe Tuesday.
III. B. Dodd and wife Of Madison were
in the city Thursday to attend the fun
eral of Miss Emma Woodland.
Postmaster W. F. Gruetzmacher at
tended the meeting OF Wisconsin post
masters at Milwaukee this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kehl have removed
ito this city from Rockford, ILL.,, and will
reside at 1909 Dakota street.
+. E. Woodland and ". H. Woodland
were called to Stoughton by the death Of
their cousin, Miss Emma Woodland.
Mrs. VIM. Martch and daughter, Mrs.
John Hefty, are in Milwaukee where the
former is receiving medical treatment.
James McKaig Of Milwaukee, is visit
ing relatives and friends In the town Of
Shields.
Edward SchmutzIer attended the Wis
consin Funeral Directors convention in
Milwaukee this week.
Thomas Pluck of Horizon, register of
deeds OF Dodge county, was in the city
Wednesday on business.
About one hundred and fifty people
from this city went to the State fair at
Milwaukee Wednesday morning.
Henry Fuermann of Chicago, was in
the city short while Tuesday on his
way home from Appleton.
The Jefferson Co. Fair next week prom
lses to excel all previous fairs in all de-
partments.
An informal dancing party was given
at the IrOQu0is club rooms Thursday
evening, The Philharmonic orchestra
furnished the music.
Edward Rack has the contract for
the putting in of the sidewalk in front
OF 5. Molzahn's place in North Third
street.
Robert Setzkorn of Lebanon fell from
the loft of his barn Wednesday evening
and broke his left leg between the ankle
and knee.
Miss Meta Hartig has gone to Prairie
du Chen where she will enter St. Mary's
Academy. She was accompanied there
by her sister Miss Lottie.
After a sOjOurn of eighteen months
III the cities hf Frankfort, Mich, and
Dixon, Ill, Mrs. A. O. Norris and daugh-
ter Ethel, have again taken up their
residence in this city.
Mrs. A. Hildreth's house and lot in
College street, now occupied by G..
t6ross and family, has been sold TO Mr..
-Iracht9 Of Watertown, who will soon
ksahe poSSeSslOn.- Lake Mills Leader.
James Quinn left Wednesday for Dix.
or, ILL.,, where he intends entering the
business department of the Dixon Col
- lie has been for several years past
wv. ~ndge eonnty's successful young
ono ~ his many friends in this vi
go ~sceess,
cinity wish him 5
rbor1os coo+soh ono daughter, Ida,
100 ooo0oon anu >soI,1a Eadio
of this city, Mrs. Henry SchL> on.e' Ha''io
Wendorf, Alex Kruger and VIII sosSp
of Emmett, William Mining, Of l. eoa-
non, took in the excursion to Duluth.
MIMI, last evening. Have a good time
and tell us about the trip later.
THE Place Around the Corner is the
name of the cafe recently opened by
Emil Movor OF 10e North First Ctrppt