Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-11-22
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Company.
A good house and barn for sale
cheap, The Central Trading Com
pany.
Shampooing, face massage, mani
curing and scalp treatment. Mrs
H. Kuehn, West Main-st. 46-l2-4.
Do not forget Paul Thom's assem-
bly, at Turner opera house Thursday
evening Nov. %, 4o-l2-2,
Emil Tanck, city treasurer, was
numbered with the sick and ailing
Yesterday, suffering with a severe
cold
A patent has been issued from the
patent office at Washington, D. c.,
to Henry J. Grell of Johnson Creek
for milk heater.
Building operations in the city
continues and will not cease until
thereis freeze up sufficiently severe
to prevent further work.
1t is shunshine now, but it won't
always be and then you will be sorry
if you did not buy a heating stove OF
The Central Trading Company.
Seibel's Dog and Pony Show is on
the road again giving exhibitions in
theatres and opera houses. Tonight
an entertainment is given at Reese
vile.
Stoves and ranges cheap at The
Central Trading Company.
c. E. Heyn has sold his bakery
and confectionry business to Robert
Leopold of Milwaukee, and will re-
tire from business january 1, 1906
and take life easy.
Clarence Gilbert entertained the
office force of the n. W. R. Co. in this
city Sunday at his home on Prospect
st. All report Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
as royal entertainers.
lanes S. Stack of Eureka, Utah
was, at q recent election held in that
city, reelected as mayor. He formerly
resided IN this city and knew how to
Stack his votes to make a ma ority.
Furniture and touches at The Cen
trail Trading Company.
The new house on Fifth-st.
being erected for DR.. Oscar Meyer is
up and inclosed, and the work will
be pushed until he and his family are
domiciled under their own ''pine and
fig tree"
Southern Wisconsin has been in the
banana belt the past two weeks. No
reason fo.- going to either Florida or
California for a warmer or better
climate-that is, if the present wealth
er continues.
Be sure and consult the famous
physician, DR.. Chas. A. Hoag of Chi
cago, who will be in Watertown,
Wis, at the New Commercial House
Thursday, Dec, 7th. 1905; office
hours, II a. m. to s p. m.
Don't think, because you can lay
your coat off now, that you are
never going to use one, for "Old Dad
winter will sneak in on you some day
and catch you in fix if you don't
buy an overcoat of The Central
Trading Company.
Mrs. Sophia Limmerhart was
granted a divorce from H. E.
Limmerhart by Judge Barney last
week. In her complaint she charged
habitual drunkenness, cruel and in
human treatment and failure to sup
port. Kading & Kading were the
attorneys for the plaintiff.
DR.. Chas. A. Hoag, the noted Chi
cago specialist, will be in our city at
the New Commercial House, Thurs
day, Dec 18th. Those afflicted with
any chronic disease should call to
see the doctor, as it is the opportun-
ity OF life time. The doctor is well
known and of proven ability. Wait
and see him-Rememher the date; OF
fee hours, II a. m. to 6 p. m
Friday evening the mixed choir of
St. Marks Lutheran church cele-
brated the fiftieth anniversary of its
organization. One can hardly rea-
lied that half century has passed
since the choir was started and Of
the great changes which has occur
red in the church and city during the
years that haveco and gone in the
history of both.
The case of MCGOWAN of Emmett,
against the city of Watertown, for
the value of stallion killed herelast
spring by falling into a ditch and
breaking it's neck, which was to have
been tried last week in the circuit