Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-07-21
PERSONAL.

visitor in town.
E M. Wood, of Grand Crossing, ILL.,,
is a visitor here.
Miss Annie V. Bennett is visiting
| friends at Beaver Dam.
Mrs. A. A. johnson, of La Crosse, is
visiting Mrs. G. A. Judd.
Miss Lottie Stahl is entertaining Miss
Matte Blanchard, of Minneapolis. a
Miss Mary Forbes, of Oshkosh, is Wis
iting at her aunt's, Mrs. E, Richards.
Judson. Prentice is suffering from a
serious attack of neuralgia of the stomach.
Frank Martin and wife, of Milwaukee,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. @.
Goeldner.
| Mrs. w. P. Unger, of Ludington,
Michigan, is visitor of Mrs. A. Nc.
Mahon.
Master w. w. Atwood is spending a
few weeks with bis aunt, Mrs. E.
Richards
Miss Marie Marchant, of Milwaukee,
is guest of Mrs. E. Richards and Mrs.
A Thomas.
Miss Ida Sprague has been entertain
ing Miss Nellie Prior, of Minneapolis, for
some days past.
John Mullaney of Bismarck, Dakota,
was visitor here at his old home the
first part of the week.
Master Johnny Richards, of Crystal
Lake, H., is spending his vacation with
bis grandmother, Mrs E. Richards.
F. A. Cooley started Monday morning
for Fishkill, N Y, for months visit
to his sister, Mrs. Capt. J. j. Moule.
Daniel Jones, president of the Wiscon-
sin National Bank, started on trip to
the state of New York Monday morning.
Henry Bertram, landlord of the Cook
house, Green Bay, has been visiting
relatives and friends here within the past
few days.
Miss Augusta Martin, for the past few
weeks visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Goeldner, returned to her home in Mil
waukee Friday.
Thomas Mcmahon, of Greensboro, n. c.,
is here to pass few days at his old home,
and receives warm welcome from his
numerous friends.
Rev. Father H. Brooks took his de-
parture Saturday to enter upon the dis
charge of his dulles as assistant pastor Of
St. Cecelia's parish, Chicago.
James Richardson, of Providence,
Rhode Island, and resident OF Water
town in the 40's, was met in town Thurs
day last by few old friends. Mr.. r.
has been visiting brother at Lowell.
Fred Kusel, commander of o. D. Pease
Post G. A. B., starts this evening to at
tend the q. A. r. National encampment
at San Francisco, California, and will be
absent sightseeing on the Pacific coast
several weeks.
Mrs. NJ. Hackett, of this city, leaves
Chicago to-day in company with her
nephew, Andrew Cummings, and his
wife, of Chicago, on a trip to Europe, the
party to pass some time in Ireland, Mrs.
Hackett's native land. Their Journey
will occupy about three months.
Judge w. J. Mooney and wife, of
Langdon, OAK, are visiting for a few
weeks with relatives and friends in this
city and Clyman, the latter being Mrs.
MONEYS old home. 1t is pleasing to
Judge MONEYS WATERFOWL friends to
note his success and worthy advancement
in Dakota.
Rev. J. NJ. Campbell has been rusticat-
ing for some days past in the vicinity of
Oconomowoc He occupied the pulpit o f
the Oconomowoc Congregational church
Sunday morning and preached at Sum-
NIT in the evening. His pulpit here was
supplied in the morning by Rev. D. Jen-.
kins, Of Oconomowoc.
Henry Coe, of Indianapolis. put in an
appearance among his friends here Fri.
day, playing an agreeable surprise upon
them and putting all he met in the best
of humor by his happy, frank manner Of
greeting. Mr.. Coe and his wife are max
ing their annual visit at Madison to Mrs.
Goes parents, Judge and Mrs. 81. S.
Orion.
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