Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-09-07
Personal.


Mrs. Susan Potter, of Chicago, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. W. G. Spalding.
Miss Eliza Evans returned home last
week from visit to friends in Ohio.
John L. Cummings, one of the proprie-
tors of the well-known Thompson Re
staurant of Chicago, has been in town for
few days past visiting relatives and
friends, leaving for his home Monday
From WATERFOWL boy to leading BUSH
ness man of the Garden city is transi-
ton that denotes the ability, energy and
worthiness of the individual as in the
case of Mr.. Cummings.
Mrs. N. G. Daniels Is visiting her
daughter at Oshkosh.
Prof E. G. Gaebler started on trip
to Boston and New York Monday, accom-
panied by his eldest daughter, who will
probably receive instructions in voice
culture during Ler absence east. Prof.
Gaebler will visit Danbury, Connecticut,
his old home, while he is away, He had
the honor of being the first German set
tier OF Danbury.
E. G. Green, wife and son, of Monroe,
passed a few days in town last week,
Mrs. Green coming here to see her moth
er, Mrs. Mitchell, who is in very precar-
ious health Mr.. Green appears to be
prospecting finely IN his new home, and
bears his success in life with that jollity
and good nature for which he is so noted.
Virgil Green and wife, of Milwaukee,
spent Friday and Saturday with Mr.. 4
Mrs. w. P. Green. 1t seemed like Ole
times to see Mr.. Green in our streets.
Mrs. J. J. Moulding and Mrs. FL. B
Quick are attending the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of Good Templars this week
at Eau Claire, as delegates from Water
town Lodge.
Fred Mayer, of Braidwood, Illinois, is
the guestof M. and Mrs. W. Lester. Mr.
Mayer was a student some years ago at
the Northwestern University.
Rev. Horace Gates and wife have re-
moved here from Milwaukee, and occupy
the DR.. Wigginton residence on Clyman
street as St. PauIs Church parsonage.
Gustayus Schnasse, of Rapid City, in
the Black Hills, is in the city to remain
until the last of the week, but intends to
return here in about a month to stay
| with US for the winter. Mr.. Schnasse
reports the Watertown people in the Hills
as doing well.
George Prentiss returned to Racine
College last week.
Charles Moore, route mail agent be-
tween Elroy and Winona, on the Chica
| 90 & Northwestern line, has been making
his clay off, visit to his home in this city
We regret to learn that W. E. Evans
| has determined to remove to Elgin, Ill
WATERFOWL will thus lose another gooo
citizen.
Rev. F. A. Liegler, Of Ixonia Center
has accepted a call from the German
Lutheran church of Columbus, and en-
tered upon his duties last Sunday.
Miss Clara Pierce left for Elgin, Hin
OILS, last Friday on a visit to friend
there and with some idea of becoming al
employe in the watch factory at tina
place.
/ Mrs. M. E. Parker returned MOnda.
from tour among relatives and friend
| in portions Of Wisconsin and Minnesota
Prof. A. neBourveau, of barometel
fame, returned to the city last week from
an extended business trip.
| Mrs. Ida @. Hessler, who has been or
stay ofsome weeks in town with friends
returned to her home at Red Oak, Iowa
on Saturday.
Gen. Charles r. Gill, of Madison, wa
in town from last Friday afternoon til
Saturday morning, when he left for Chi
cago on a pleasure trip, accompanied b.
his son Ralph, who has been typo in tn
REPUBLICAN Office for some months past
Mrs. J. r. Buchanan, of Chicago, i
in town visiting at the home of her faith
er, Dr. M. N. Barber.
Mrs. S. F. Wright, Of Chicago, is il