Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-12-02
PERSONAL,

| 10Slu0uI rs LII IOWu 1OT a lew udyS.
J. J. Toussaint was a Thanksgiving
visitor to his sons in Milwaukee.
Mrs Harriet L. Carr lies very i'll at
her residence in the First ward.
Col. and Mrs. Jesse Stone spent
Thanksgiving with relatives at Apple
ton.
John Pamperin of La Crosse, was a
visitor at his old home here over Sun
day.
K. H. Bennett, the popular county
clerk, was a visitor in the city yester-
day.
n G. Daniels, Of Milwaukee, was a
pleasant caller among friends here yes
terday.
Percy Wiggenhorn, of La Crosse, was
visitor among relatives and friends
here over Sunday.
Will and Myron Woodard, of Beioit
college, ate their Thanksgiving turkey
at their home here.
Our former townsman, w. p. Greene,
has removed with his family FROM Por-
tage to Savanna, H.
A j. Carlin and Miss Mary l.. Carlin
were Thanksgiving visitors with rela
tives and friends at Waukesha.
Tobias Ebling, recently returned from
Germany, is here with his wife visiting
at the residence of Julius Goeldner.
| Miss Genie Dervin, of the Milwau-
kee Normal school, enjoyed her
Thanksgiving at her home IN the Third
ward
Mrs. Lucinda Smith returned last
evening from a visit of some months
with relatives and friends in Colorado
and Iowa
Mrs. G. A. Emerson and youngest
| daughter, of Sauk Center, Mimi, are
here to pass the winter with Mrs. En-
merson' s brother David G.. Whyte.
The following students attending the
State university at Madison passed the
Thanksgiving holidays at their respect
i've homes here: Charles and Max
Blumenfeld, Gus Viebahn, Bert Bel
| lack, Herman Brennecke, Oscar Rueb-
hausen, Paul Biefeld, n Thauer and
| Fred Tanck.
Read Otto Goeldner's new adver-
! tisement.
The dog poisoner has been abroad
lately in the Third ward.
st. Paul's parish guild will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs R. Dent
Charles Habhegger has been ap-
pointed druggist at the Northern Hos
pital for the Insane.
Leonard Jaehrling, Sr., is lying
dangerously i'll of pneumonia at his
residence in the Second ward
The new uniforms of the North
western University Military company
will be manufactured by Schiller e.
| Quentmeyer.
The family of Ernst Born, of Leba-
non, has lost three sons and two daugh-
ters between the ages of Is and 26
| years, from Qlpntner1a.
H. Rubens has presented to the
Germania club, of Chicago, life-size
oil painting of Carl Schurz, by julius
Goetz, of the Duessdorf school,
Coy. Peck has appointed John M.
Smethurst first lieutenant and Ernst F.
Shafer second lieutenant of Co. F., 1st
regiment, located at Fort Atkinson.
For pain in the stomach, collie and
cholera morbus there is nothing better
than Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhea Remedy. For sale by John
Molzahn, druggist.
-"The Festival of Days" will be an
unusually attractive feature of the Clo-
yer club at it's annual supper and bazar
to be held at Concordia Opera house,
Thursday evening, Dec. 10.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
| terday was unsettled, opening stronger
but closing 1c lower, at S68c for No. 2
cash and 93&c May. Flour was steady
and in fair demand. Barley closed at
58c, rye at 903c corn at 43c and oats at
34c. Hogs were 10c lower, ranging at
$3.25@2.SO.
J Miss M. L. Clark, of the Milwaukee
+, Cooking school, proposes to give a
course of six lessons on cooking in this
city, beginning the week after Christ
mas. Two lessons week will be given
until the series is completed. The
ladies will be interested in this subject
as well as all good ivers.
The meeting held at City hall last
evening to talk up the subject of Sc
curing additional stock to the amount
of $25, 900 in aid of the Watertown Shoe
company, was well attended, and the
following committee was appointed to
solicit subscriptions: F. Hoffman, G..
Thauer and Ed. Schmutzler.
AT a recent meeting of the Chicago
Congregational association, Rev. J. M.
Campbell, pastor of the Morgan Park
Congregational church, read a paper
on the important subject of 1.-THE In
docfructih1a a1amnnta of tho p;bio >,