Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-09-04

WolCOm0u nome ITOl. ~. L. NloDduJ
from his recent European trip with 6
reception at the Commercial hotel last
Saturday evening. A fine collation. was
served OH the occasion.
PERSONAL.
r. g. Williams, of Chicago, is visiting
his sister Mrs Robert Lewis.
John Waldo, of Milton Junction, was
visitor in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. Allen, of Marinette, is Wis
ting her sister Mrs. G.. III Gardner.
Mrs. A. James and Mrs. A. A. John
son, of La Crosse, are guests of Mrs. G..
A. Judd.
Mrs Alfred Lake, of Leavenworth,
Kas., visited her brother, J. L. Moak,
last week.
William Krebs, of Sioux City, Ia, is
on visit of two weeks at his old home
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Prime, of Man
chester, New Hampshire, are visiting
relatives and friends here.
Rev. D. Tierney, formerly of Rich
wood, pastor of the Catholic church at
Truman, is visiting here this week.
E.B. Davis returned to Ellsworth the
first of the week, where he is engaged
in business with his father E. l.. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Stone have been
entertaining the Misses Edna, Bessie
and Clara Watson, of Marquette, Mich.
Louis Stallman left for his home at
Fond du Lac Monday, after visit here
with relatives and friends some days.
Miss Belle Barnum, of Waupaca, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. I'll. c. Mont
gomery, and cousin, Mrs. w. F. Som
merfield.
Mrs. A. A. Sanderson and daughter
Maude, of San Francisco, CAL, have
been visiting her sister Mrs E. L. Davis
the past week.
John and William Manning, of Kan
sas City, Mo-, called on friends here
Monday, and were warmly greeted by
former old acquaintance.
James Newton, former old resident
of WATERFOWL, now living at Minneap-
oils, has been in the city since the close
of the encampment, visitor of j. G..
Weissert and Mr.. and Mrs. D. FitZ-
gerald.
Selah Mathews, of Minneapolis, one
of Wisconsin's old soldiers, attended
the grand encampment last week in
Milwaukee, and evenings made his
headquarters here with comrade W. F.
Sommerfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Thomas and daugh-
ter and Mr. and Mrs E. D. Graham, of
Chicago, who have been visiting Mrs.
B. Burdick and other relatives and
friends few days, returned to their
respective homes Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. P Bump, of Austin,
Mimi; Lieut.. Col. Adams, of Mitchell,
Dakota; Miss Della Damn, of Redfield
Dakota; Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Church,
New Richmond, Wis, and E. d. Swift,
Of New York city, have been visitors of
Mrs. j. L. Perry.
Mat. Mccarthy, Of Redwood, made
THE REPUBLICAN sanctum a pleasant
call Monday Mr. Mccarthy taught
school the past year at Weiser, Idaho,
and next month will take his departure
for that place to resume his duties as
teacher Of the same school.
J. P Bangham left Monday for his
new home at Freeport, ILL.,, his family
to follow during the week. Mr.. Bang
ham is general agent of the Carr, Scott
& Co. Thresher, and finds Freeport bet
ter adapted for his territory than Wa
tertown, which is his reason for leaving
here.
Charles Mackay, superintendent of
the WATERFOWL Gas works, returned
from a trip to Tacoma, Washington,
Monday morning. Mr.. Mackay was we'll
pleased with the outlook on the
Pacific coast, especially at Tacoma and
Seattle, and says the former is a town
of about 10000 people, and still growing
rapidly. He has partly made up his
mind to remove to Tacoma about Octo-
Der /, to take charge of the gas works
there. At Spokane Falls he learned of
the loss to Henry James and R. Poirier
by the great fire at that place recently.
Neither of them have resumed business
as yet. They had a small insurance.
Obituary.
Anton Bullie, cigar maker, died Sat-
urdav. August 81 of cOnsl1mntiOn at