Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-08-17

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sive. Apply to agents Chicago & North
Western Railway.
The improvements under way on Tur
ner Opera House are quite extensive
and include the raising of the roof al
one end. This will give sufficient room
to allow the placing of all scenery car
ried by first-class theatrical company
Mrs. c. H. Jennings, Boston-"Oul
babies (twins,) were sickly. Had sever
al doctors, but no results. Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea made
them strong and robust" 35 cents
Tea or tablet form. Chas. A. Gamm
druggist.
Frank P. Heitz of town Milford was a
business visitor in the city Monday. M
H. is being urged. by his numerous
friends in various parts of the county
to become candidate for the Democrat
ic nomination of assembiyin this dis
trict. He is life long Democrat and a
Civil war veteran.
On complaint of Deputy Game Warden
G. W. Johnston of Winneconne, Anton
Brown of town Fulton, Rock county,
was brought before Justice W. D. Stacy
on Tuesday, charged with having VIC
lated the fish laws. The jury disagreed
after hearing the evidence, and the case
was adjourned to September 18th
Among the features of the "home com
ing" on September 4, will be CIauder's
full military band of thirtysix pieces.
1t can be positively stated that the at
tendance will this year be even greater
than last, and that hundreds of families
from the adjoining cities are planning
to be with US on that day.
Mr.. Theodore lick Of this city and
Miss Anna Nichol of ST. Joseph, Michi-
gan, were united in marriage at the
latter place on August 10th. Gustav
lick, brother of the groom, was best
man, while Miss Bessie Nichol officiated
as bridesmaid. The groom is employed
at the cigar factory of Wilkowski broth
ers. His many friends wish him and
his bride the best success on their NUT
ual journey through life.
It is now an assured fact that, with the
home coming picnic at Tiyoli island and
matinee at the race track on September
4, followed by the labor day picnic on
September 5, there will be an immense
crowd of visitors in Watertown on these
days and it is but proper that all bust
ness houses should plan to properly dec
crate their fronts for the occasion.
Many of the Milwaukee people will no
doubt remain over for the labor day pic
mic and our city should be given a fes-
tive appearance.
This evening at Mayor Wertheimer's
office, will be held a meeting of the local
committee on arrangements for the
second annual home coming, to be held
September 4th. The committee consists
of Mayor III. Wertheimer, Joseph E. DAY.
les. Julius Wiggenhorn, W. F. Brandt.
F. G. Werner, j. W. Moore, J. P. Holland.
The object of the meeting is to name
such other committees as is found neces-
sary to successfully carry ont the details
Of the affair.
The Jefferson County Amateur Tennis
Tournament which was to be held on the
Court of the Johnson Creek Tennis
Club on July 4th last and which was
postponed owing to the inclemency of
the weather will be played off at John
son Creek on Saturday and Sunday, Aug
ust goth and 2lst providing no rain will
fall for two days previous to the above
days. In case of rain the tournament
will be played the following Saturday
and Sunday. Entries should be made to
the secretary Of the Johnson Creek Ten
mis- Club, Fred W. Grell.