Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-12-21

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girls, and we find in order to give
him some, we have got to sell some
goods at a great sacrifice The Cen
trail Trading Company.
Fred Albrecht OF town Milford has
an enviable reput alton in the raising
of stuffed geese. This season he de
livered at H. Wertheimers eighty
fine birds in a single consignment
for which he received 1888. Albrecht
had another lot Of eighty ready for
market.
Following are the deputies ap,
pointed by Sheriff elect LEM OF
Dodge county: Beaver Dam, Peter
B. Cocker; Watertown, Henry Pc
tiers; Mayville, Joseph Bachhuber;
Fox Lake, J. c. Davies; Redwood,
Henry Volckert; Randolph, {. D.
Holland.
Services at St. PauPs Episcopal
church, Saturday evening, Dec. "a,
sunday school christmas celebration
at 7 o'clock. Sunday, early ce!ebra-
ton at 7 o'clock. Regular service
with celebration at 1920 o'clock
with choral service. The Rev. John
Barrett officiating.
Next Sunday services at the First
NJ. E. church at 10 a. m. Sunday
school, lesson "The Prince of Peace
Isaiah 9-1-7. At II a. m. Christ
mas sermon, subject "Christ Enrich
ing the World" At $50 p. m. Ep-
worth League. At 7:3O p. m.
preaching sermon on God Request
ofthe Wicked"
Juneau Telephone: Port Washing
ton has inst recovered from an cpl
demic of typhoid fever, likewise Hart
ford from an epidemic Of scarlet fe-
yer, and Milwaukee has a smallpox
scare we'll in hand, but Watertown
is in the throes of a "shower" cpl
demic, miscellaneous and otherwise
Juneau Telephone.
Another rural route will be estab-
lshed here and will serve patrons in
Dodge county. The plan is to make
a change in route 2 and the new
route will serve portion of the pa
irons of that route. 1t will extend
into the eastern part of the town of
Lebanon. Route Agent Swenson is
looking after the details.
The Chicago Banker says in a -e-
cent issue: "The Brandt cashier, the
mechanical banking wonder of the
age, has taken handsome quarters
in the Manadnock block, Chicago,
and will welcome bankers who may
come in to see how perfectly the au-
tomato change-maker does its work.
Better than this they will send you
one on trial. It's a wonder"
At recent meeting of Watertown
Krieger-Verein, the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing
year: john Schatz, hauptmann;
August Kleck, first lieutenant; Viii
liam Kubow, second lieutenant;
Fred Wendt, feldwebel; Albert Nett
eel, faehnsich; Carl Hackbarth, SER
geant; William Gerhen, julius Hill
gendorf, August LEM, unterofhciere;
Albert HOefert, trustee.
Saturday last Miss Clara Laabs
was rendered surprise party at her
home by a number of young lady
and gentlemen friends Luncheon
was served and an enjoyable time
had by all. Those present were the
Misses Lizzie Rick, Alma Froem-
ming, Helen Gritzner, Annetta Mar
quart, Matte Emerson, Lena Froem-
ming, Clara Laabs, Francis Froem-
ming, Messrs. Art Jaeger, Ted
Froemming, Otto Beckmann, Ed
ward Froemming, Hugo Laabs,
William Marquart, Paul Krahn.
In sending Christmas matters by
mail be sure to put your name and
address,'in full, in the upper left hand
corner of every piece of mail; give
full address of the one to whom you
send; weigh your parcels and prepay
all postage; if you send any mer.
chandise in the same parcel with
printed matter you will have TO pay
a higher rate of possage on all; in
stamping, use stamps of larger de
nominations and save every ones
time. Don't use tags or labels, as
they may be torn off; don't seal pho
tos, pictures or books unless you
wish to buy letter postage, but leave
open just enough to show and mark
on the outside what they are; regis
ter; all valuable packages; if sending
abroad be sure to find amount Of
postage and prepay it.
Selling at Cost.
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