Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-12-07
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A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Kuehn Friday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph L.
Burdick, of Milwaukee, baby boy.
IF you are not looking for bar
gains, don't call on The Central
Trading Co.
Notice-Our shoe store will be open
every evening commencing Monday,
December II, until Christmas.
VIM. GoRDER Co.
Now that you have nothing to do
come and get chair to sit in at The
Central Trading Co.
81 told you So" that old winter
would come and catch you without
an overcoat You can get one yet
at The Central Trading Co.
What are you putting it off for,
you might miss getting something
you want. Better try The Central
Trading Co.
Archbishop S. G. Messmer of Mil
waukee visited Rev. Philip Schweit-
ger of ST. Henry's church Sunday and
celebrated high mass. From here he
went to Sullivan.
Mrs. Fred Raue, nee Emelie Roe
Der, died Thursday at Appleton,
aged 81 years. Deceased had many
friends here, who regret exceedingly
to hear of her untimely end.
Dan TRIUMPH, who several years
ago was charged with the murder of
James Lewellyn, at Wilton, is re
ported to have been killed recently
in a card game at Maxico City.
George w. Peck spent $1,000 in
making the gubernatorial race. Of
this sum $1,000 went into the state
campaign fund and the rem aiming
5000 was spent for miscellaneous"
The third annual recital given by
S. S. Mullen last Saturday nigat at
Pewaukee was a decided success and
every number on the program was
received with merited applause.
The rural mail carriers of Wal
worth county have combined them
selves into an organization for NUT
ual benefit This example can be
proftaby followed by the carriers of
other counties
The Moravian church will cele-
brate its yearly mission festival on
Sunday, December II. Morning ser
vice at 10 and afternoon service at
2:3O. Mission offerings will be gath
cred at every service.
In the distribution of prizes given
during November for securing sub
scriptions for the Milwaukee Journal
I. S. Clark secured an overcoat val
ued at $35 and Alfred Bandelin re-
ceived $25 gold watch.
A surprise party was rendered Ed
ward ellis at his home in the town
of Watertown Sunday in honor of
twenty-second birthday anniversary.
The young people had an exception
ally good time and will long remen-
Der the event.
Edward Faulkner of this city and
Miss Myrtle Cunning of Pitts
vile were married at the latter place
on Thursday and have already ia
ken up their residence here. Their
numerous friends hasten to extend
congratulations.
The new Beals & Torrey shoe fac
tory is now partly in operation and
more hands will be added from time
to time as the machines are installed.
Several families have removed here
from Milwaukee, The entire plant
will be in full operation in the near
future
Watertown Lodge No. 40, F. A.
NJ, elected the following officers at
their annual meeting Thursday even
ing: Emil Creuz, w. NJ. Arthur
Mulberger, S. w; Max Rohr, ]. w;
F. Schmutzler, treasurer; F. M. Ea-
ton, secretary; Jonas Stahl, trustee
for three years; w. A. Beurhaus,
delegate to Masonic union three
years.
Captain John Schatz and Carl
Henke of the Watertown Krieger
Verein were in Milwaukee Friday as
representatives of the company to
greet two representatives Of the
German Emperor, Lieut.. General
Won Loewenfeld and Major General
Won Schmettow, who were the
guests of the Deutscher club.
Olivet Commandery No. Is K. T.
elected the following officers at their
annual meeting held Friday evening:
Robert Dent, E. c.; Jonas Stahl. g.;
7. M. Sleicher, c. g.; H. Beurhaus,