Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-04-12


litically he feels all right and considers
that Jefferson County has no reason to
regret being placed in the First Congress
sional District. Those who think that
Jefferson County must necessarily take a
back seat in the new company she has
formed will find themselves mistaken IL
the opinion of Mr.. Bullock.
Personal.
Miss Annie Slight, of Mendoza Hospi-
tai, is spending the Easter holidays at her
home in the Second ward
J. II. Reyes, of the Eau Claire Free
Press, has been visiting in the city,
leaving for his home Sunday afternoon.
"Cy'' Washburu, of Portage, former
resident here, appeared on our streets
Saturday, looking as natural as life.
Mrs. Joseph Salick, of Appleton, is
visiting at her old home in the Fourth
ward
Guss Cushman, of Sherlon, Illinois,
enjoyed his Easter with his mother, Mrs.
L. Martin, of the First ward.
w. 81. Clark, Cashier of the Bank OF
Watertown, arrived in town from Glen
Haven, New York, last Saturday, look
ing in much improved health. Mrs.
Clark remains at Glen Haven FOR medic
al treatment and is somewhat better
'Nm. Parker is off on a tour of obser.
walton ia Dakota.
B. G Bleasdale, of GAINESVILLE, a class
mate and roommate Of ID. NJ. Woodland,
at Be oil College, spent Sunday at MIR.
Woodlands home in this city.
Prof. O. NJ. yesterday is enjoying his
vacation in Chicago.
Edward Hendrickson, of Milwaukee,
spent Sunday with his friends III this city
Robert McCurdy of Madison, ey-Assist-
ant State Treasurer and now general
agent for the Heckla Fire Insurance
Company, called at the REPUBLICAN of.
flee on Monday.
Emil Stoppenbach, of Appleton, and
at one time a resident here, was i'll town
Easter Monday
A g. Steiner is travelling in the Gland Of
the Dakotas' with view, we understand,
of finding location to settle at.
Mrs. John E Weissert, of Mendoza, is
visiting at her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lester, of the Third ward.
BILLY" OFF, one of the employees at the
Insane Hospital, Mendoza, is enjoying a
short respite from business at his home
in the First ward.
Rev Mr.. Ray, of Hyde Park, Illinois,
was visitor at the residence of his cousin,
G. B. Skinner, several days last week.
Miss Sarah Foster, of Fairchild, Wis
consin, passed the Easter holidays with
Miss Mary Baum, her former schoolmate.
o. G. Wilson, of Chicago, has been
making visit to his friends in this city.
Dr. A. Solliday has returned from his
eastern trip, and is once more to be found
at his post of duty in his dental Office.
Rev. Mr. Throop, of St. James Church,
Milwaukee, visited Rev. Ell. Gates yester-
day.
Rev. Ell. Gates will cficiate at St.
James Church, Milwaukee, next Sunday.
A. w. Carlin has arrived at his home
here from the Black Hills.
E. B. Cummings, of Havana, Mimi,
is in town on brief visit. Mr. Cum
mings was the former pastor Of the M, E.
Church but is now in the railroad bust
ness.
"WATERTowN WICKEDNEss Rev. G.
S. Hubbs will speak some plain, lind
words on Sabbath Dissertation" next
Sunday at 7:3OP. M.
Myrofa ". Reed for GoUern1.O7's
From an article we publish elsewhere,
copied from the Indianapolis Herald, it
will be seen that Rev. Myron w. Reed,
our former townsman, is talked of as the
coming Republican candidate for Govern
or of the Hoosier state. Mr.. Reed has a
host of admirers not only here but through,
out the state who would be glad to see
him lead the Republicans hosts to victory
in the next campaign. In the minds of
those who know him intimately the es
innate of the Herald's opinion of Mr.
Reeds character, ability and worth will
not be regarded as too highly drawn
He would make a Governar that the