Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-10-04

moved from Milwaukee to this city
to reside. Mrs. Cremer is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cairns.
G.. c. Nettesheim of Jefferson, who
, was in the city Saturday, informed
the writer that he had purchased a
half interest in the Jefferson County
Democrat at Fort Atkinson, and is
again in the Journalistic harness.
You think it is summer, but you
are making mistake if you don't
buy an overcoat while you can get
a bargain at the Central Trading
Co.
Henry F. Seeger of Lebanon, was
a business visitor in the city Satur-
day. Mr.. Seeger has taught the
parocial school at Lebanon for
many years.
Rev. T. B. Thompson is at Dodge
vile in attendance at the annual
convention Of the Congregational
churches of the state and will be
absent until Friday.
William Jaeger, wife, and three
children of Lincoln Center, Kansas,
are visiting at the home of William
Jaeger, Lebanon. This is their first
visit to Wisconsin in FOURTEEN years.
John Kuester Of Ixonia, president
of the Creamery company at that
place, was business visitor in the
city Wednesday afternoon and SO
busy that he could only shake hands
and hustle.
Mrs. W, P. Roseman was award
ed $3.50 in premiums at the Jefer-
son County iair on preserved fruits
which was very gratifying to her,
more on account of the awards than
the premiums.
Mary has little lamb
She wants you all to know
That she will sell it for song
With which to buy of stove of
the Central Trading Co.
Jefferson county will receive from
the state the sum of $40, 147.21 for
the care of insane patients from
other counties during the past year,
being at the rate of So per week for
each patient.
Time and tide wait for no man and
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waiting for his breakfast if he would
buy one of those new steel ranges of
The Central Trading Co.
Do you want a visit from MA
DAME?
Bernard Meddindorf superlntend-
ent of the A. R. Wiens Brush Co.
has resigned and returned with his
family to Milwaukee where he will
engage in the manufacture of certain
| lines of brushes.
The guarantee we give, is that you
are not satisfied that yon have the
best and cheapest article return it
and get your money. The Central
Trading Co.
Miss Lena Jaeger has returned to
her home IN Lebanon after a two
months trip in the west. She spent
part of the time with her sister in
Portland, and while there attended
the exposition.
O. L. HUE of Ncenah was in the
city Wednesday enroute home from
Madison. Last Monday he entered
the employ of the Marinette street
railway company. and will be val
liable assistant
Mrs Jennie Wyckoff of Detroit,
and daughter, Mrs. Alice Osborn of
Oshkosh, were in the city Thursday
and Friday calling on old time
friends, Mrs Wyckoff having been
resident here in her childhood days.
Saturday Prof. A. F. Ernst
preached the funeral sermon Of the
late Mrs. Popp at the home of Rev.
Haase at Ixonia. The remains Of
the deceased were taken to Green
Bay for burial the interment taken
place Sunday.
S. P. Jones & Son who own large
stock farm in the city and are ex-
tensively engaged in breeding Hol-
stein cattle, are engaged in buying
up all tho pure Holstein cattle they
can obtain for shipment to Mexico
to fill large order for that breed of
cattle.
Hon. c. B. Welton of Madison,
rural route Inspector who was to
have been here Thursday for the pur
pose of establishing the county
system in Dodge county, was de-
tanned by illness. His health has
been impaired for some time, much