Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-11-01
:: Of Local Interest. ::

Central Trading Co.
We have several good organs anc
other musical instruments cheap
The Central Trading Company
Paul Thom's dancing school fo1
beginners will be held on Thursda y
evening this week at Turner opera
house.
The nights are getting long and
you need better bed; you can get
it by calling at The Central Trading
Company.
The German NJ E. church spire
has been repaired and repainted
and continues to point heavenward
for those who are spiritually blind
The remains of NJ. E. O'Gradv,
who passed away Monday in Chi
cago, reached here this morning and
were inferred in st. Demands GENE
terry
The West Avenue hotel, recently
purchased by Robert Bonner OF
Marshall, was opened yesterday to
the public under the new manage
ment.
Where are you going John, to buy
a heating stove. There is only
oneplace that you can buy them
cheap and that la at The Central
Trading Co.
S. M. Eaton & Son will supply
the children this year as usual with
Christmas trees. The senior mem
Der went north Monday to make ar
rangements for two carloads.
What do you think about this
chilly weather? Did you put your
overcoat in Hook? No matter, you
can buy another cheaper than you
can get that one out of The Central
Trading Co.
No inquest was held last week over
the remains of the late Wenzel Dob
erchek, District Attorney Joseph E.
Davies having decided that it was
unnecessary as the man came to his
death by accident.
The citizens of Ixonia appreciated
the action of the fire department of
this city in going to their aid at the
time of the recent fire in that village
and gave an expression of their ap-
probation In resolution.
A flag pole is to be placed upon
the Masonic Temple. 1t will be of
iron, II feet above the battlement
and carry sixteen foot "Old
Glory" Frank Eaton happened
to think Of it in time and his patriot
ic impulses made it possible.
The Woman's guild of St. Paul
church met Thursday afternoon with
Miss Sarah Griffith No. 416 North
Westinghouse. The Guild is very
active in it's work for the church and
the members both collectively and
individually are doing a great deal
OF good.
Last night, the youngsters played
their usual Ha Howe en- pranks just as
did their parents years ago, which
is alright, provided that their mis-
chief is neither malicious nor destruct-
i've We old fellows are to apt to
forget that we were young once and
expect chill 1ren to act as grown up
people.
The fire department was called out
yesterday afternoon by an alarm of
fire turned in from box Is. The fire
was at the home of Mrs. Mary Gel
Ter on Mary-st, beyond the water
mains which made it necessary for
the hremen to use pals in extinguish
ingthe flames. The roof was quite
badly damaged.
The International Live Stock Elk
position which was to be held at the
Coliseum in Chicago December Ali
as had been advertised, has been
postponed until December 1923, the
postponement being made necessary
on account of the inability of the
builders of new amphitheatre to get
it ready at the time first advertised.
H. c. Mayer has disposed of his
saloon to a party from GAINESVILLE
and moved from the Fourth into the
Third ward. Under the charter the
Mayor is empowered to appoint his
successor as alderman for the
Fourth ward. The retirement of Mr..
Mayer from the council will be a
loss to the city, for he has been one
among the best.
During the summer, ". F. Guretz-
macher has had his residence entire
ly remodeled and all of the latest i'm
provements and conveniences INSTALL