Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-23

spending a few days at Ashland
their former home.
Mr.. w. c. Stone came to the city
Thursday from Madeline island ano
remainded during the day to look
after business matters.
Ernst A. Kehr and son came Out
from Milwaukee Friday evening anc
visited with George Spohn and fam
lily until Saturday evening.
Mr.. Hugh Humphrey of Pipers
was a business visitor in the city
Monday. The Republican acknow
lodges a very pleasant call.
Mrs. Zayda 6. Dalton and little
son Gardner of Milwaukee, were the
guests of her sister, Miss Marion
Gardner, from Saturday until Mon
day.
E. 7. Brandt Of this city has been
granted a patent on a printing and
auditing device which he has assign
ed to the Brandt Cashier Co. of Chi
cago.
Frank Emmerling of Chicago, who
spent his vacation of a month in this
city with his parents, returned to
Chicago Monday to resume his
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. May, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Keppler and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernst Kruger and children spent
Saturday at "Woodland,' Ocono-
mOwoc.
Fred Webb came out from Mil
waukee Thursday to visit his broth
er, George w. and other relatives
and friends for a few hours and en-
JOY himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Worries of Chi
cago, who had been visiting her
mother, Mrs. A. S. Sleeper, departed
Sunday evening on their return to
their home.
Joseph T. Ryan a former resident
of this city was killed Sunday in a
railroad accident at Butte, Mont.
The body will be brought to this
city for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Webb
and daughter, Miss EVELYN, and son,
Master Walter, Miss Lydia Sleeper
and D. B. Swift were visitors Satur-
day at the Dells.
Did you know you were the luck
lest person in the state because you
have the Cheapest place to trade, as
we can easily convince you, The Cen
trail Trading Co.
The Gas and Electric company has
been engaged during the week in
putting up an electric sign for Carl
Otto at his place of business which
is very attractive.
Walter Kuenzie took in the sights
at Milaukee Sunday, witnessing the
Milwaukee Toledo baseball game to
secure pointers for the outfeld of
the Jumbo baseball team.
The young people Of St. Henry
church picnicked yesterday afternoon
at Tivoli island. Today, the mem,
bers of St. Paul church are picnick-
ing and having a good time.
w. E. Wendorf, the Jumbo pitcher,
pitched no hit no run game Sun
day for the Juneau team against the
Mayville nine. The score was 7 to 0
in favor of the Juneau team.
R. M. Hahn was in Chicago Sun
day while there occupied his time by
witnessing the eleven inning baseball
game between the Chicago and New
York American League teams.
The Gas and Electric company has
sold over 200 gas cooking stoves
thus far this season, and Mr.. Hine,
the solicitor, is yet at work trying
to induce people to be happy.
Attorney Joseph E. Davis is ex-
pected back today from abusi-
ness trip to Albany, N. Y. and
Boston, Mass, which required ar
absence from home otfourteen DAYS.
Carl Link bookkeeper for the
American Cigar Co. returned Mon
day from a vacation Of two weeks
spent with relatives and friends al
Madison, Brodhead and Darlington
There will be special train from
to Fort Atkinson, Tuesday August
20, to accommodate those desiring
to here Hon. W. J. Bryan. Reduced
rates for round trip via G.. & N. w