Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-09-27
PERSONAL.

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Mrs. Fred w. Lehman is visiting her
parents at Beaver Dam.
Miss Emile Buchheit is ON visit to
Chicago friends and at the fair.
Mrs. Frank G. Moulding is visiting
her parents at Lake Mills, Iowa.
VIM. Humphrey is making his second
visit to the Columbian exposition this
week.
Mr.. and Mr.. John Ryan took in the
sights of the White City and Chicago
last week.
Mrs. Frank Caldwell, Of Amherst,
Mass, is visiting at her uncle's A. E.
Needham.
School Commissioner J. P. McGol-
rick is making the rounds at the Worlds
! fair this week.
| Robert Glover, of Breckenridge,
Mimi, is visiting at his former old
home in Clyman.
Miss Sue S. Cady has returned from
sn extended visit to Chicago and the
Columbian exposition.
Mrs. E. Munger, of Oconomowocy is
visiting her brother, A. J. Carlin and
sister, Miss Mary L. Carlin-
Earry2and Miss Grace Castle. of Chi
cago,. are visitors at the Bennett home
steads 204 North Church street.
Isador Wiggenhorn, of Milwaukee,
spent Sunday at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wiggenhorn.
Rev G.. G. Weiss is in attendance at
the state convention of the Gongrega-
tional churches held at Eau Claire this
week.
w. J Thomas and wife, of Brandon,
Vermont, have been guests within a
few days of their cousin, Mrs. w. P.
Keyes.
Miss Clara Williams, daughter Of the
former druggist on the West side, sail
ed for England last week, to take up
studies in vocal music at the Royal
Academy of Music, London.
Louis Myrkle and daughter, ofiNew
York City, called on friends here yes.
terday. Mr.. Myrkle had been attend
ing meeting of the barley dealers
held in Milwaukee Monday.
Otto c. Hahn returned Saturday from
business trip to Marshfield. He re-
ports that the forest fires in that sec
ton were not nearly as damaging as
the newspaper accounts stated.
Edward Kelly, of Hacketstown,
County Carlow, Ireland, is the guest of
Rev. Jno. OaKeefe, of the Sacred Heart
college. Mr.. Kelly has been making
an extended visit at the Worlds fair.
Herman A. Brennecke, assistant in
the drug store of his brother, r. II.
Brennecke, for some time past, has
gone to Chicago, where he enters upon
a course of study at the Rush Medical
college.
Charles e. Czech, our former assistant
postmaster, has been visitor in town
the past few days. He is now proprie-
| of prosperous hotel-the Arlington
at Gilmore, Mimi, where his mother
| also resides.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Dafter, of MARI
nette, arrived here Monday, guests of
Mrs. H. TT. Gallup. Rev. Mr.. Dafter
stayed until Yesterday leaving for Fond
du Lac, Mrs. Dafter remaining here to
visit until Friday.
Rev. F. Robertson has been appoint
ed by the conference pastor of the NJ.
E. church at Randolph. General re-
greet will be expressed in the commun-
ity over his,departure, and he and his
wife carry with them the best wishes
of all for success and happiness in
their new field.
Among recent visitors to the Worlds
fair from this city are: Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Staf4man. Mrs. III. J. Strauss and
son George, Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed. Specht,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alb. Weiss and son, the
Misses Flora and Clara Bellack, Miss
Mary Marquart, John Bowling, Thomas
Holland, Ted Kusel, Joe Kerr.
Rev. Julius Gamm, son of August
Gamm, and graduate of the North
western university, took his departure
Friday for Waukegan, ILL.,, having ae-
cepted the pastorate of the new Luth-
eran church at that place. That he
may be, successful in his work. is the
earnest wish of his many friends.
Max Ct Kusel departed this morning
for .Mankato, Mimi, where he becomes
interested in the Mankato Gnarn and
Malt company. Max is one of the best
known and most popular of Water
towns rising generation, andi his long
association with the firm Of D. & F.
Kusel has made him host of friends
who viii wish him every kind of sue
cess in his new business, relations.
Charles W. Wood, of the Beloit