The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-08

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No new flu cases were reported to
the health department today.
Amandus Kruger was a business
visitor in Milwaukee Wednesday.
Pocket billiards 211a cents per cue
at Charles Heroes billiard hall CIT
Miss Nora Miller of Dousman is Wis
iting her sister, Miss Elsie Miller.
A. ]. O'Brien & Sons will ship live
stock on Tuesday, November Il,
(Fair day..
The egg market has advanced to So
cents dozen. That means retailing at
about cents piece.
English Testaments, just the
kind for the soldier boy, can be
had at D. Heyn'S book store. ct
Edward E. Olson and Judge Evans
of Oconomowoc were business callers
here Wednesday,
Everything went up in price, but
Heroes juicy hamburger sandwiches
are still 10 cents each. CIT
Mrs. Gerhard Strassen and Miss
Eugenia Bittner of Mayville visited
relatives here Wednesday.
Joseph Ruesch will remove his har-
ness shop from the Specht store in
First street to Ill Third street.
For sale-Empty wooden to-
baccO cases, handy for storing
articles. Miller's Cigar Store.
Mrs. Herman Schwendke and
daughter Ruth are spending the week
end with the formers parents in Mil
waukee.
.Wanted-Man or boy at once
to work at Buerger's meat mar
ket. Apply at U. S. Employment
office. 6tf
The regular Sunday services at the
Moravian church will again be re-
sumed as ususal. CathecheticaI in
struction will be given Saturday.
Wood and Coal demonstration Sat
urday night at the Watertown Storage
Co., lis Second street, half block
south of Main. Everybody invited.
M. H. Gaebler left Thursday morn
ing for Chanute camp, Rantoul, ILL.,,
to see his son, II. D. Gaebler, aerial
photographer, who has been ordered
overseas.
Saturday specials at Schack's
Meat Market - NeckbOnes Sc
per pound; pig feet Sc; lard 29c
per pound.
The Farmers Cooperative Shipping
association will ship live stock every
Monday. Highest market price paid for
calves. w. A. Strauss, Mgr. Phone
80OF-2.
All members of Lincoln Lodge No.
~, X. OF P. are requested to meet at
the Castle hall Saturday at 1870 p. M
to attend the funeral of Brother Will
liam F. Brandt.
Owing to the death of Will
liam F. Brandt, president of the
William F. Brandt & Son Com
pany, the store will be closed
all day Saturday, November g..
There will be no meeting of the
Saturday club on Monday afternoon
owing to the War Work campaign, in
which many of the members will be
actively engaged.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Wild Wood Point Stock Farm,
where Guernsey bulls and bull calves
are for sale. George w. Adams is the
owner, Nashotah, Wis. 1t
Mrs. Ben Strauss, Mrs. Harry
Naatz and son Harold, Miss Edna
Scherer and Walter Staude motored
to Harvard, Illinois Wednesday for q
visit with Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Kuenzi.
The Congregational Missionary So
ciety will meet at the home of Miss
F. Stroeble, 602 Second street, on
Monday afternoon at o'clock All
members and friends are cordially in
vited.
Under new ruling the raisers OF
sugar beets will be allowed so pounds
Of sugar for each member of their
family instead of SO pounds as hereto
fore, but county Institutions raising
sugar beets will be allowed only sc
pounds for each inmate.
Saturday specials at Osch.
mans meat market - Beef
roast Csc per h.; pork chops
Soc; picnic hams 26c; bacon
by the piece 45c; veal stew 23c;
leg of veal soc; yearlings and
spring chickens 26c Id.
The Clover club will be entertained
at the home of Mrs. Gordon E. Bacon
40S North Washington street, on Wed
nesday next. All members and theil
friends are cordially invited. The cap
tains Of the neighborhood groups are
requested to be ready to report at this
time q
A letter received here from Ranger
Texas imparts the information tina
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Hartwig, who wer,
called there by the illness of thai