Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-12-27
PERSONAL.

K Murphy, but for some months past at
Minneapolis, has returned to his home in
this city.
Edward Brook, one of the rising young
men in railway circles at Minneapolis, i'll
the employ of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St Paul Company, is at present pass
ing the holiday season at his old home
| in the Fourth ward.
George Prentiss is home from Racine
! College for the holiday season.
Miss Clara Lamfrom, of Milwaukee.
has been a visitor in the city the guest of
Miss Carrie Brown.
Rev. Father OMahoney, Of London,
| Canada. has been i'll town for few days
past.
One OF the visitors in town last week
was D. c. Moak, of Minneapolis.
Rev. M. Pierce, of Burke, New York,
has been in the city for some days past
in consequence of the death of his son,
the late James L. Pierce.
Arthur Greenwood, of Milwaukee, was
in town on Saturday while on his way to
Johnsons Creek where he goes to fill an
engagement of few months with the
commission firm of G.. G.. Mansfield q
Co.
Miss Genie Field, of Ripon, visited her
aunt Mrs. H. H. Gallup, last Friday.
f. Schulz, of the Chicago College Of
Pharmacy, spent his Christmas with his
relatives and friends here.
Mrs. j. NJ. Duffy is here from her Col
orado home for visit of some weeks with
her mother, Mrs. w. NJ. Dennis.
G.. w. Green, of Aurora, Illinois, is
here on a brief visit to his sister, MIS-, S.
NJ. Eaton.
"Thed' Prentiss, connected with the
Winona. Minnesota, Flouling Mill Com
pany, enjoyed the Christmas season at his
home in the First ward Mr.. Prentiss is
we'll pleased with his Minnesota residence.
George Bonney, one of the successful
railroad employees of Minnesota, passed
Christmas at his old home in the Third
ward
John r. Buchanan, of Missouri Val !
ley, Iowa, was in the city over Christmas,
a visitor at the home of his tather-in-law,
Dr. NJ. n. Barber,
J.H. Keyes, of the Eau Claire Free
Press, agreeably surprised his relatives
and friends here by his appearance among
them Sunday and Monday.
G.. c.. Eaton, an attache of the Eau
Claire Free Press, has been a welcome |
visitor for a few days past at his home in |
the Fourth ward.
H. Wieman, of the town Of Water
town, and principal of the Milford school,
is attending the State Teachers Associa-
alton at Madison this week.
Prof. G. F. Viebahn, President of the
State Teachers Association, is in attend
ance at the annual meeting at Madison.
Frank Toussaint, who is studying in
the office of Dr. c. c. Taylor, veterinary
surgeon, Milwaukee, is q holiday visitor
at his home in the First ward
Julius Goeldner, connected with STEMS
photograph Gallery, Milwaukee, spent
bis Christmas here.
Miss Eva Long, of Minneapolis, visits
during the holidays with Miss Annie V.
Bennett.
Mrs. w. F. Sommerfeld is visiting her
son, w. M. Sommerfeld, at Austin, Min
nesota.
w. E. Kelley. District Attorney-elect
of Dodge county, has changed his resi-
dence from Randolph to Beaver Dam.
Robert Betz, of Milwaukee, is spend
ing the holidays at his home in the First
ward.
Frank Maldaner, of the wholesale
firm of Clark and Maldaner, Kansas City,
Mo-, has been a soiourner in town at his
old home in the First ward.
Rev. Prof. Riley, eff Nashota Seminary,
oficiated at st. Pauls church Sunday,
preaching two able and most interesting
discourses.
Ralph Blumenfeld, connected with the
Mutual Union Telegraph in the Board of
Trade, Chicago, is here for the holidays.
Mrs. John True, of Chicago, is max
ing holiday visit at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Boughton,
in the Second ward.
A. IT. Chadwick. Of Minneapolis, ar
| rived here Sunday morning TO spend two