Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-11-02
:: OF Local Interest. ::


Der Fair Day at WATERFOWL post
poned to next Wednesday, Nov. 9.
The local high school football team
met defeat Saturday at the hands o.
the Columbus Highs. Score 33 to O.
With flour at $1.65 to $I.75 pei
40 pounds, it keeps the average fam
lily head jumping around pretty live
ly.
c. c. Nettesheim has disposed OF
his residence property in the city Of
Jefferson to Register of Deeds II. O.
Nevins for a consideration of $500.
We need mo ney in our business.
Come in and see what a lot we
will give you for a little. The
Central Trading Co.
The Democrats will hold their last
rally on Saturday evening next.
Francis C1eary of Be1oit will speak
on state issues and Congressman
M. ]. Ryan of Pennsylvania on ma
t1onal issues.
Word has been received he re an
nouncing the death on Saturday of
Mrs. James Mclaughlin, who was
for many years resident of Water
town but later removed to Mime
apolis. She was sixty-hve years of
age and leaves husband and sever
al children.
Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. Mary Simpson
Everything disagreed with me aud
baby until l used HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Now baby sleeps and
grows like a weed" Tea or tablet
form. e. A. Gamm.
Friday evening a surprise party
was rendered H. ]. Mayer in honor
of his birthday anniversary. Those
participating were the Misses Celia
Molzahn, Mollie LANCE, Dora Lie
field, Mary Link, Messrs Frank
BUTLER, Henry BUTLER, H. J. Mayer,
H. c. Mayer, Mrs. Joseph Agenten,
Mrs. H. c. Mayer, Mrs. H. J. Mayer
During the past few weeks no less
than two attempts have been made
to burn the barn on the premises
owned by Edison Norton on North
Fourth street. Each attempt was
frustrated by passers-by. The cow
ardly wretch who is guilty of this
attempted arson, should be terrified
out and made to suffer the fullest
penalty of the law.
Anti-election snaps. Get some of
them before you are too late. The
Central Trading Co.
The Misses Selma and Della Hoer-
mann last Thursday entertained
number Of their friends at a lunch
con in honor of Miss Topp of Colum-
bus. The dining room, where COW
ers were laid for twelve, was deco
rated in red and white. Those pres
ent were the Misses Elsa Emmerling,
Grace Betram, Della Koenig, Lettie
Salick, Lille Weber, Elsie Baumann,
Lille Meier, Eugenia Brandt, Mel
lie Burke, Elsa Schempf, lima Thies-
senhusen, Alma Topp, Columbus.
Archbishop Messmer has made
the announcement that the synod of
the diocese of Milwaukee which he
had expected to call for November
will be held in January or the early
part of February. At this meeting
rules will probably be adopted, to
forbid Catholics attending Saturday
night or Sunday dances, to forbid
Sunday funerals and to make saloon
keepers ineligible for church offices.
Rules also will be made to make
church music comply with the de-
cree of Pope Plus x against operate
music.
It is said that the Democratic
managers think they have another
bombshell to explode. 1t has leaked
out that they hope to have someone
make the statement at an opportune
time that the President has asserted
that if Parker needed the Alabama
and Mississippi votes to make the
election sure, he, the President,
would see that they were not count
ed for Parker, on account ofthe elm
nation of the negro vote. The des
perate character of the Democratic
campaign is shown by such absurd
yarns.
You may think Indian summer
will last forever, and you won't need
an overcoat, but the Squaw winter
will soon overtake it and then you
will be quite chilly fyou don't buy
one at the Central Trading Co.
The Republican rally at Turner
Opera House last Saturday evening
which was addressed by Hon. 1r-
wing L. Denroot, was fairly well at
tended. The meeting was delayed
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