Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1906-02-14

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as court commissioner for Dodge
county, which will make it con-
venient for the litigants in that
county who retain attorneys IN this
city.
For SALE: - House No. 11O8
| 1Oth-st. with five Lots; also good
mare, buggies, chickens etc. Inquire
on premises.
lTM. M. SoMMERFELD.
F. J. Schoechert, AS Division-St.
had the misfortune to fall Wednes-
day morning, fractured his shoulder
blade. The fracture was reduced
and he is doing as we'll as could be
expected
The Silsby fire engine which was
sent to Senaca Falls, N. Y. some
time ago to be repaired arrived back
Thursday, and was tested Saturday
by Chief Chaser and assistants and
found to be all night, and is hoped
that it's services will not be needed.
Eve asked Adam to eat OF the for
hidden fruit and they were punished
for it, but if your wife should ask
you to come up and see us you will
be doubly surpried in the bargains
you will get at the Central Trading
Company.
A formal subscription Valentine
Party will be held at Turner Hall
Thursday evening, Feb'y IS. Music
will be furnished by a selected or
chestra from Milwaukee and by
special request the ga llery will be
open to spectators at 25c.
Express packages directed to
James M. Stanley and M. Stingler
Watertown, American Express Co.
are held as unclaimed and will be
+ sold at auction at Milwaukee March |
81. next unless claimed and charges
are part before that date.
Oscar c. Wertheimer is in receipt |
of an invitation to attend the annual
dinner of the Wisconsin Society of
New York, to be held at the Hotel
Astor, Wednesday evening, February
%. Among the members of the
society, are Edward c. Broenniman
and Louis J. Merkel, former resid-
ents of this city and we'll and favor
ably known to great many of our
citizens.
Thursday evening at an early
hour, burglars entered the Lewis
residence on Washington St occupied
bv the Misses Parker during their
absence and stole small sum of
money and two opal set rings
Tlev must have been nouices in the
business, for they overlooked many
articles of value including a gold
watch LAYING on a dresser in a room
which they entered The entered
the house through a window in the
cellar
DR.. Chas. A. Hoag, the noted
Chicago Specialist, will be in our
city at the New Commercial House,
Friday, March 9th, 1906. Those
afflicted with any chronic desease
call to see the doctor, as it is the
opportunity of d life time. The
doctor is we'll known and of proven
ability. Wait and see hnn.-Remem-
Der the date. Office hours from II |
a. m. to 6 p. m.
The special committee appointed !
| by the mayor at the last regular
meeting Of the council, consisting of
six aldermen and five business men
to examine the franchise asked for
by the Milwaukee electric street
railway company, met Friday even
ing at the city clerks office all being
present but Thomas Brooks. After
examining the franchise and dicuss-
ing the same, the meeting was ad-
journed until copies of the franchises
of other cities could be obtained when
the matter will be taken up by the
committee and a conclusion reached.
Prof. Sims of the River Falls Nor
NAL school, lectured Friday evening
at the Grand opera house to a large
and appreciative audience. Before
the lecturer was introduced, Miss
Anna Smith rendered a vocal solo,
"The Witches'', which was most
heartily enjoyed, by all present
Miss Smith is a fine vocalist possess
ed of a sweet voice with volume and
range, and we'll under control.
Prof Sims took for his subject,
"The Impulse to the Initiative".
The lecture was replete with many
beautiful thoughts and was we'll re- !
cei wed The craa 1yar ha;rr n oeaSatt |