Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-08-10
4 :: Of Local Interest. ::


Mrs. F. G.. Moulding is reported as
among those on the sick list.
Try the Republican for job printing
Only frst-class work delivered.
The work Of remodeling the interior
of Turner Hall was begun Monday.
Chief of Police Block has resumed his
official duties after an enjoyable vaca-
ton.
We have pianos, organs, and other
musical instruments. The Central Trad
ing Company.
Mrs. c.. A. Skinner pleasantly enter
tanned small nmber of her friends last
Thursday afternoon.
Correspondents wanted by the Repub-
lican at Clyman. Redwood, Hubbleton,
Milford and Ebenezer.
Emil Seibel disposed Of six of his
Shetland ponies last Friday to G. W.
Sutherland of Clintonville.
Charles B. Rogers Of Fort Atkinson is
being mentioned by the Democrats as
possible candidate for the assembly.
Now you need a linen buster, next
month you will need an over coat. We
have either. The Central Grading Com
pany.
The monthly fair on Tuesday was
rather poorly attended. This was due
to the farmers being unable to leave
their farm work.
Prof. C. Fl. Viebahn was recently re-
appointed member of the state board
of examiners for teachers and county
superintendents' certificates.
Fred Huebner, Democratic candidate
for Sheriff of Jefferson county, called in
the city several days the past week III
the interests of his candidacy.
The new cement walk in front OF
Wegemann & Weber's store is now conf
pleted. Like improvements are needed
at other points along Main street.
Ex-Governor James T Lewis OF Col
umbus, the last of the "War governors,
passed away at his home last Thursday,
at the ripe old age of eighty-three years.
DR.. Charles F. Peters, osteopathic ply
stefan, of Milwaukee, has opened an Of
flee at 2O2 Main street, up stairs. He
would be pleased to have those interested
call.
Suicidel Suicidel Suicide! Do you
want to commit suicide. We have raz-
ors, revolvers, ropes or anything you
NAV need. The Central Trading Com
pany.
A runaway horse was captured by VAL
entine West Sunday evening on Ninth
street. Mr.. West took the horse home
and cared for it until the owner called
for the same.
Mrs. Charles Schulz received mes
sage Thursday, announcing the death of
her brother, William LANCE at Burke.
Mr.. LANCE lost his live by being at
tackled by an angry bull.
Saturday special train was run over
the North-W estern from GAINESVILLE to
North Fond du Lac, where hundreds of
railroad employees and their friends
gathered for their annual outing.
We saw the elephant, he also saw us
and stepped on our pocket book. So we
will have to offer some bargains in order
to replenish our finances. Come early
and avoid the rush. The Central Trad
ing Company.
Henry Will last Saturday underwent
difficult operation for sascoma of the
bowels. Considering the advanced age
of the patient, three score years and ten,
he is doing very we'll, and his complete
recovery is expected.
Among the candidates for county
Office is James P. Holland Of the Times,
who is up for the Democratic nomina-
ton of county treasurer. The oppo-
sition might do far worse than to NOM
mate our worthy contemporary.
A light frost is reported to have oc-
CURED in some of the low lands Sunday
night. This is indeed an unusual and
serious occurrence in the month of Aug
ust, but as there is little damage report
ed, it is hoped that corn will yet mature.
Very low excursion rates to Louisville,
Kentucky, via the Northwestern line.
Excursion tickets will be sold August
IL, Is, IA and Is, limited by extension to
September Is, inclusive, on account of K.
of P. Encampment. Apply to agents
Chicago & Northwestern BY.
The annual picnic OF the Turn Verein
at Tivoli Island last Sunday afternoon
and evening was we'll attended, especial
ly in the evening. The boys gave some
fine exhibitions in turning during the
afternoon, while in the evening they
presented several realistic tableaNx.
Excursion tickets to Modern Wood