Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-11-30
:: Of Local Interest.

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store at once.
Mrs. H. A. Downing is reported
as being quite seriously i'll.
A bus line is now conducted in con-
nectlon with the West Avenue house
almost persuaded" to buy an
overcoat of The Central Trading Co.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Guse, on Monday, November %, a
baby boy.
We have a nice line of touches for
the holiday trade. The Central Trad
ing Company.
At the Turner Opera House, De-
cember 8, the Clover Club Bazaar.
Supper tickets 35c.
Sherif-e1ect Charles Lentz of Dodge
county has appointed August Gram
low of Mayville under-sheriff.
Ferdinand Beh1ke Monday even
ing entertained a number of his
friends in honor of his hfty-sixth
birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendorf mourn the
loss of their infant child, which died
on Thursday. Interment took
place Sunday at the Lutheran GEM
etery.
A bill for $40, charges for atten-
dance, ETC., during the prevalence of
smallpox at Rudolph Maede's place,
was disallowed by the recent county
board
The Thanksgiving dance given by
Watertown Court No. IA, United
Order of Foresters, was quite large
ly attended and proved a most en-
joyable affair.
Did you ever stop to think when
you are trading with a house that
gives credit lat you are paying for
lot of goods that somebody else
bought? Try and be convinced. The
Central Trading Co.
Now old winter is here and you
have put off buying a heating stove,
thinking the cold wouldn't come. 1t
is almost too late to get a bargain,
yet we have a few left if you get
move on you. The Central Trading
Company.
In the football game between the
East and West Side teams at Wash
ington park last Thursday, the for
mer were victorious by the decisive
score of % to 0. Despite the uneven
score, the game was d decidedly
hotly contested one and exciting
from start to finish.
Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Valentine West pleasantly enter
tanned few Of their friends. The
occasion was in honor of Mr. WIS
sixtieth birthday anniversary;
those present were delighted with
the hospitality accorded them by
| their host and hostess.
The Women's Guild will hold it's
annual Christmas bazaar the week
of the twelfth of December. There
will be no sale of supper tickets be-
fore the bazaar. A feature this year
will be sample SALE" an entirely
new departure and one which will
undoubtedly prove attractive.
Chicken thieves have been getting
in their deadly work again. Capt.
Carl Otto is the victim this time.
He reports the loss of between fifty
to sixty young fowls, but like the
good philosopher that he is, feels not
unthankful to the thief for dividing
even with him.
Don't write your business letters
on stationery furnished with a soap
or baking powder firm or some other
advertising upon it. It gives the
impression that you can't afford to
use stationery of your own. fit
pays firm to give it to you, don't
you think it would pay you to ad-
vertise your business? Think of it.
It's small matter, but may be of
some help to you.
Services at the First M. E. church:
AT ten a. m, Sunday school lesson,
theme, 1.-The Re-opening of the Tenn
pie by Hezekiah," II. Chron. 29, 49,
81, c. S. Aspinwall, supt; at II a.
M, communion and communion adj
dress, theme Ought Man Love His
Neighbor Better than HIMSELF" at
6:45, Epworth League; at 7:3O, SER
mon, theme when this World is
Not, What them" Prayer meeting
Thursday night at the home of S. F.
STANCE, Corner street.