Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-03-30
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Mrs. John Norman is visiting her son
Thomas ut Nautoma.


! Claude Jewell. Of Milwaukee, spent
Saturday at his home here
Mrs, T. speer. of lFashburn, is On q
| visit to her daughters here
H. b. Woodard, Of Appleton, is q
visitor Of mis- uncle NJ j Woodard.
| Mrs. A. La1aboe, Of Monroe, is visit
ing at her old home, the Commercial
hotel
Mrs Dudley Hadloy, of Oeonomo-
voc, visited Saturday at her old home
u the First ward
Mrs b WiIG, of Fond du lac, has
been visitor Of her parents. Or. and
Mrs. Fred. S. Jewell
| Louis AIerlel. Of New York, the well
known barley king, visited in towa the
latter part oflastwe
AIr. and Mrs. B, Gilmore, Of Apple
ton. have been visitors at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Judd.
VIM. H. ana Myron Woodard, ot
Beloit college, are at their home here
passing the Easter vacation.
Gen. Z. N. Rogers. Of Madison, u. s.
collector Of internal revenue, was il
the city Oh business Monday.
c. c, Eaton, Of The Columbus Demo
crat, wife and children, were guests over
Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Ford.
Capt. a. Solliday, has beenappointed
major OF the Second regiment " \. g.,
4 worthy and we'll earned promotion.
Henry Eyer left for his home in
Chicago Monday He had been here
for several weeks to recruit his health.
D. Jones, Z. J. Brandt. Jesse stone
and II, Mulherger attended tie Bank
ers' convention in Milwaukee Thurs
day
James Stack. agent of the Union Pa
citic Railway at American Forks, Utah
is visiting at his old home III the Fifth
ward.
II. Brennecke, O. Ruebhausen, Gus
Niebahn and n. Thauer, Of the state
university, are here to enjoy the
spring vacation.
I. 5. McCabe, the Chicago, Milwau-
kee 4 St. Paul Railway. Milwaukee,
! was here Monday attending Frank
Mays funeral
Edward stack, who has been quite
sick with hemorrhage Of the kidneys
at his home in the Fifth ward, is now
rapidly convalescing.
John J.. Cummings, Of Chicago and
Thos. J. Fleming, Of Milwaukee, at
tended the funeral Of Miss Emma Me-
Mahon here yesterday.
Rev. p, p. Cooney, Of Notre Dam. IN
diana. and pastorEhere ofSt. Bernard's
church some twelve years ago, was q
visitor in the city from Friday until
Monday receiving warm welcome
from old parishioners and friends.
Father Cooney preached at st. Ber-
nard 5 church Sunday morning.
DR.. Nalerius & Co. received new
importation last week.
A Remington type writer has just
been received at Oelscbaeger's Busi-
ness college.
The officials ofthe Chicago, MilHau-
kee x st. Paul railway, " ere here yes
terday looking over the ground for the
new depot of the company
AT the annual meeting Of the veteri-
nary graduates of Wisconsin held
at Madison, our townsman DR.. ". A.
Waite was chosen one of the censors.
The card Of the Oelschlaeger Busi-
ness college is published in another
column. This college has got to the
frontsas q first-class institution for eiY-
ing q business education.
The Congregational society has ex-
tended.a call to the Rev Geo. c. Weiss,
OF New Lisbon, to become pastor of
the church. Mr.. Weiss has signified
his acceptance and will probably begin
his work here about May 1st.
Geo. A. Farwell, superintendent Of
the Waulesha Electric Light and Gas
company. aud John Weldon, eIectri-
clan. were in the city Thursday, look
ing over the electric light plant which
was pronounced as one Of the best
in the state.
At a recent meeting of the citizens
of Johnson's Creek, about 81 200 worth
Of stock was taken towards the expense
of laying pipes for the water works,
and from $500 to $400 more is in sight
10 insure the success of the project.
The Johnson's Greek people are happy
over the prospect Of soon having ample
protection against fires.