Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-05-31
PERSONAL.

/ j. ii. keyes, OF the Eau Clare Free
Press, visited in the city Sunday.
Mrs. Gustav Werlich is on a short visit
to her daughter in Chicago.
C. c. Eaton, who has been a Chicago
typo for some months past, returned to
to his home here last week, intending to
remain during the summer to assist his
/! father in his ice business.
J. L. Hart, of Sheboygan, made his
friends here pleasant visit last week
and received a warm welcome from them.
Mrs. II. B. Dodd, of Madison, called
among her Watertown friends last Thurs
day
Mrs.J NJ. Lowry, OF Milwaukee, spent
last Friday in town.
Mrs Edmund Sweeney and daughter,
Maggie, took their departure last Friday
morning Tor Sacramento, California Mrs.
Sweeney intends being absent some
months and Miss Maggie will remain in
the Golden State until such time as her
present feeble health is recruited.
Mrs. Cyrus Stevenson, OF Sturgeon Bay,
accompanied by her two sons and daugh-
ter, is visiting at the home OF her PAL
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Nixon, in the
Third ward, intending to remain during
the summer.
Philip johnson, of Fairibault, Mimi,
has been on brief visit in town looking
as natural as some years ago when this
was his home.
W A Bingham, of Depere, one of the
successful Watertown boys, visited his
mother here las: Friday.
D. 2. Price, of Monticello, is in town
preparing to remove his family to that
place where he has charge of wooden
mill.
Rev. 2. 2. Cooney, former pastor ofSt.
Demands Catholic Church, and recent
| lv appointed Vicar Provincial, with head
quarters at New Orleans, has been on a
visit here among his old congregation and
preached to them last Sunday.
Mrs Ella Moak visited last week with
| friends at Burnett junction.
Beriah Brown pioneer in Wisconsin
mining, politics and journalism, who has
resided on the Pacific coast for 90 odd
years, has been visiting Wisconsin friends
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Moak spent their
Sunday at Fort Atkinson visiting Mr.and
| Mrs L. B. Caswell, Jr.
Louis Riedinger of Marquette, Michi-
gan, was visitor in the city over Sun
day.
Gustav Schnasse came in from the
Black Hills, Dakota, last week to attend
the funeral Of his mother. He will re-
main here and the portion of the time
at La Crosse for several weeks.
H. Mulberger returned Saturday from a
short trip to Northern Dakota, and ren.
ders a glowing account of the condition
of the crops and the general prospect fol
things in that part of the west.
Edward Masterson took his departure
Monday for business tour into Dakota
He will call at Watertown, Pierre and
other points.
Louis Myrkle, of Chicago, has been
spending few days at his home in this
city.
He. McMillen, OF Johnson's Creek, was
in the city Monday showing his cousin
F. II. Curtiss, of Geneseo, New York, the
attractions of WATERFOWL. Mr. Curtiss il
on his first visit west and IS agreeably
disappointed with the appearance O
things ID our broad domain.
Daniel Hall has taken respite from
legal duties and is enjoying weeks va
cation in Marathon County sojournins
with his son Arthur, who is attending K
business in that region Of country.
Charles Parks, formerly of the firm
of Lewis & Parks, is in town from thu
Northwestern pineries making visit.
B. Mute, of Milwaukee, connected
with the Republican-5entinel, was IL
town yesterday.