Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-09-12
PERSONAL.

John Bell, of Vesper, formerly of Wa
terloo, was visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Mathewson, of Me-
uasha, are guests of Mr., and Mrs. 5. T..
Sleeper.
N G. Daniels, of the North Milwaukee
shops, was a pleasant visitor in the city
Friday last.
Mrs. G. w. Webb and and daughter,
Blanche, returned yesterday from two
weeks visit to Iowa.
Henry Meyer, Jr. is in the city, from
Helena, Montana, where be is engaged
in the hide and fur business.
Rev. GIL. Limper attends the confer
ence of the German NJ. E. church in
Chicago, which opens tomorrow.
Mrs. B. Schwab and daughter Miss
Addie returned Sunday evening from Chi
L. G. Prentiss returned TO the city Fri
day from summers visit at Magnolia,
Mass, where his parents still remain for
a short time.
Fay Solliday took his departure yester-
day for Farlbault, Minus to enter upon
a course OF study in the Shattuck school,
ct that place.
A. J. Carlin took his departure last
week for the Michigan iron mining coun-
try, in The vicinity of Iron Mountain, to
remain for the season.
Arthur Kohn has given up his travel
ing position with Bolt & Bradley, Chics-
90, and has accepted clerkship from the
firm of Rack &,rJones.
r. B. Thomas, of Randolph, is the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. w. P. Reyes. Mr..
Thomas made THE REPUBLICAN sanctum
pleasant call Monday afternoon.
William Wiggenhorn and sister Miss
Elvira, of La Crosse, have been visitors
with relatives and friends in the city sew
eral days, leaving Monday afternoon.
w. T. Rambusch, of Juneau, visited in
the city Monday last for the first time
since his return from Europe, and was
the guest OF the editor of The REPUBLICAN,.
M. B. Schwab of Cleveland, Ohio, has
been a visitor in the city since Sunday.
and he gets around in the old clothing
store as naturally as if he had not been
away week.
Albert Mentink, of Madison, spent Sun
day at his home in the First ward. AL
bert has served bis apprenticeship on The
Madison Journal, and is pow duly in
stalled type at the case in that office.
~ Caf for
governor, arrived in town Friday morning
from the west and had few hours to
spend here before leaving for his home at
Fort Atkinson He was warmly greeted
by his old friends and formed the &C
ouaintance of some new ones. All ex-
pressed abstraction at the favorable out
look to the Republican cause this tall,
both in the state and nation, and Mr..
Hoard was congratulated upon his bril-
liant and successful canvass thus tar.
Governor Hoard expects to deliver an adj
dress at the Central fair on Wednesday.
Sept. 26.
We had the pleasure, Monday, of meet
ing Michael Burke, of Montgomery, Ala.
brother of John Burke, of Shields, with
whom be has been visiting for week OF
more. Mr.. Burke for some years was one
Of the leading merchants Of Montgomery
but is now engaged in the real estate busl
mes. Over thirty years ago, when lad
he left this city and strayed into Arkan
sas. where be was living when the wal
broke out. He enlisted in the Confeder
ate service, and the fate of war brough
him and his brother William, who hae
enlisted in the Union army, face to face
at the battle of shiloh, a remarkable blu
not an unusal occurrence in the late war
Mr.. Burke, who is pleasant social ger
tleman, is we'll pleased with the Seutf
and would not change his location for {
home in the North, principally on accoun
Of the climate, regarding this latitude a
too cold for him. He left for Montgomer!
yesterday.