Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-08-27
Personals.

IIoh. L. u. Selo VIGIL, vi Il VI NoAhIooiA
member of congress from this (2O dis
trict of Wisconsin, was in town Thursday
and passed few pleasant hours with
his friends.
Willis P. Reyes, of the REPUBLICAN,
started Friday evening on q pleasure
trip to visit relatives and friends in Min,
nesota, intending to be absent several
weeks
DR.. w. G. Spalding got back from his
pleasure ramblings in Mimi esota, Friday
morning.
NJ. Owens, of Wauseca, Minnesota,
has been visiting rela tives and friends in
the city.
Martin Nowatny, who has been pros
pecting out in the Black Hills for several
months past, has returned to town.
John J. Moulding is taking vacation
among relatives and friends in Illinois.
John Crane and wife, of New York city,
are in town visiting at the residence Of
Mrs. A. McMahon, mother of Mrs. Crane.
Our former citizen, ]. H. Hogey, Of
Chicago, has been in the city spending a
portion of his honeymoon with his new
ly made bride.
E. Florida, of Central city, Black Hills,
having extensive mining interests i'll con-
nection with A. J. Carlin of this city,
has been in town for few days past.
Theodore Prentiss and family returned
last week from pleasure tour east, visit
ing part of the time in Vermont and par
taking of several weeks, sea side en- hoy
ments at Nantucket, Mass.
Our former tOWnsman, Gustavus Schnas-
Sc engaged in mercantile business
near Deadwood in the Black Hills, has
been on a sojourn of several days in
town partaking of the Inequalities of re-
latives and friends. Mr.. Schnasse seems
to be greatly in love with the Black Hills
country, claiming for it the richest miner
al region in the United States, with good
agricultural resources, and bright flu
ture generally before it.
Rev. Father Condor, for several years
past Principal of the College of our Lady
Of the Sacred Heart, took his departure
Tuesday morning for Notre Dame, India
IA, where he enters upon educational
work in the University at that place.
DR.. A. Solliday started Tuesday morn
ne on business trip to Garnett, Kansas,
for about weeks absence.
REV. Father P. J. Collovin takes the
place of Rev. Father Condor as head of
the Sacred Heart College Meanwhile
Father Colovin will have two assistants
to help him in thepastorial work connect
ed with St. Demands Catholic Church.
PROF. w. E. Stroetzel, the newly chos-
Ell principal of the Watertown High
School, arrived in the city Monday from
his late home at Orange, New jersey, pre-
paratory to entering upon his educational
duties among us next week. Prof. Street
eel appears to be an affable and agreeable
gentleman Of good address and speaks
the English language fuently with scarce
ly any German accentuation. He ap-
pears to be about thirty years of age. We
welcome the Professor to our place and
trust he may prove in his capacity as
teacher all that is claimed for him.
Mrs. Charles B. Coe and Miss Edith
Fountain, of Indianapolis, are visiting
in town at the residence of Prof. A. w.
yesterday.
Mrs. Amos Baum and her daughter,
Mary, arrived home Tuesday afternoon
from their summer trip east.
ii. Claussenius, Austrian Consul at
Chicago passed several days last week at
the Commercial Hotel.
Mrs. M. E. Parker got back Saturday
from her trip "around the lakes
Mrs. Porter Nicholas, of Green Bay, is
in town visiting her mother, Mrs. S. Ford.
SaCee1tey's NeaU Bualding.
The completion of Edmund Sweeney's
new brick building, situated between
John w. Coles new brick block and
Chappelps building, north side of Main
street, adds much to the appearance of
the site, which had been SO long occupied
by an unpretentious frame structure The
building is 22x80, 2 stories high, sub
stantially built and finished off in hand
someZstyle. Messrs. Vaux and Perrio1