Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-12-06
:: Of Local Interest. ::

J. T Moak is at Madison serving
as Juryman in the United States
court now in session in that city.
There are sixtv-three saloons IN
this city-yet it is very quiet and
orderly there being but little drunk
enneSs.
We have few heating stoves left
The Central Trading Co.
Fred Ullerich has purchased the
interest Of his partner in the grocery
store on Second-st and is now sole
proprietor.
Attorney Joseph E. Davies has
heen number among the sick the
past few days, much to the regret of
his many friends.
Thirteen members of Olivet Com
mandery attend the funeral of their
brother and comrade Edwin Hurlbut
at Oconomowoc Sunday.
Leave your order for Maple Wood
at 1925 per cord.
There was a crowd Saturday at
the store of the Schempf Drug Com
pany, to inspect the thousands of
beautiful gifts in the gift room in the
second story.
Turner Opera house one night
only, Thursday, Dec. 7, Tanning a
Husband. :" Three act musical farce
comedy. Secure your tickets early
and avoid the rush.
Good house and barn for sale
cheap, The Central Trading Co.
Alex Ohm having sold his interest
IN the grocery store on Second-st. to
his partner has moved to Pipersville
and engaged in the business of buy
ing aud shipping poultry.
We are not going out of business,
Selling out at cost or running any
other fake sale scheme but if you
want genuine bargains come in and
get them at the Central Trading Co.
The State civil service examiners
for the first assembly district in Jef-
ferson county have been appointed
and will hold at stated periods ex-
aminations for state positions They
are, c. +. Viebahn, chairman, Arthur
Mulberger and w. G. Pritzlaf.
The following named ladies were
visitors in Milwaukee Friday: Mes
danes David Blumenfeld, George
Koenig, g. A Stallman, Max Gaeb-
Ter, Mrs. Holmes, Misses Mary
Chadwick, Laura Barber and Miss
Williams, principal of No. 3 school.
AKRON Stein, who was engaged in
the mercantile business in this city
at an early day, in partnership with.
Il Mr.. Lueders, passed away recent
~ in San Francisco at an advanced
age. When he left here in 1860, he
went to Ashland, Neb., where he
lived several years before going to
California.
During the week, an automatic
lady has stood in one of the front
windows of the ocnempf Drug store
using a national vaporizer and in
haling a remedy for catarrh and
deafness, and bowling right and left
to the crowd that gathers to watch
her lifelike movements. It is great
advertisement.
told you so, knew you would
not have good overcoat when the
cold weather came, uow you better
get one of the Central Trading Co.
Dr. Chas. A.. Hoag, the noted Chi
cago specialist, will be in our city at
the New Commercial House, Thurs
day, Dec. 7th. 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 hirn-Remember the date; OF
flee hours, 1 a. m. to 8 p. m
Henry L. Robinson of GAINESVILLE,
has opened up new restaurant and
lunch room at III Third-st. It is a
Thoroughly up to date and strictly
first class establishment in every
respect. We will make short order,
work a speciality where the public
can obtain anything, from a cup of
coffee up to a first class meal at any
hour day or night at popular prices.
We have received the Pocket Diary
and Memorandum Book for 1906
of c. A. Snow & Co., Patent Law
yers of Washington, D. c.. This
firm will send it to any subscriber of
the WATERFOWL Republican for two
cents postage. 1t is a diary with
pages for memoranda and cash ac-