Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-10-03

Woodland performed his duties at th'
council meeting last night.
Mrs H. S. Howell and daughter, Mis-
Nellie, were out from Milwaukee Satur
day.
Hon. Edwin Hurlburt, of Oconomo
woo, made us pleasant fraternal cal
yesterday,
John G. Ford, of Tomah, was a Sun
day visitor at his parents home in the
First ward.
j. R. Buchanan, Of Omaha, Neb., is
passing few days with his wife at the
home of DR. Barber.
John Beynon, of South Milwaukee,
spent portion of the past week with
his parents il this city.
VIM. c. Hoffman,, of Edgerton,
called here by the death of his father,
returned hone this morning.
Fay Sollid@ and Neal Barber return
ed Monday to their studies at the Chi
cago College If Dental Surgery
Adolph Fl. Hartwig leaves this week
to begin his second year Of study at
the Chicago Veterinary college.
Miss Anna imprich, of Chicago, and
Miss Hermi1R Meyer, of Jefferson,
were visitors n town Thursday.
Glen Ramsey, late of Minneapolis,
has been visitor with Rev. and Mrs.
G. G. Weiss, tie latter being his sister.
Mrs. j. L. Rdhbun and children, of
Watertown, ar in the city, the guests
of Mrs. T. w. lrew.-Portage Register.
Mrs. E. G. Meyer and children, of
Milwaukee, visiting with relatives here
the past week, returned home Monday
evening.
Mrs. Florence Gilbertson and little
son Harvey, ofClinton, are visiting
Miss Ida M. Boghton, sister of Mrs.
Gilbertson.
M. E. Burke, { Beaver Dam, was in
the city Friday loking after his inter-
ests in the Democratic senatorial can
didacy race
Mrs. H. Perry Of Manchester, S. D.,
accompanied by er two daughters, is
visiting her parnts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Norman.
Thomas J. FLEEING, of Milwaukee,
the newly electedecretary ofthe State
Agricultural sociey, circulated among
his numerous frieds here yesterday.
DR.. r. j. Wenkr enjoyed a visit last
week from his un,e, Rev VI. Wenker,
formerly of Kenoaa, who has been in
Europe the past gar recuperating his
health.
Miss Lille Johron, of Marinette, is
visitor of her frind, Miss Celia Kel-
hermann, who is sPnding few weeks
at the home of lr aunt, Mrs. w. J.
Toussaint.
Rev.and Mrs. G. weiss, VIC. Stone, |
Mrs. w. f. Whyte ad Miss Katie Ben
nett represent Wattown at the state
convention Of Congregational churches
being held at Beloithis week.
Robert l. Wall an bride, of Fond du
Lac, who are on teir wedding trip, |
spent Saturday an6unday in the city,
leaving for MadisoMonday morning.
They were heartilyreeted and con-
graduated by Mr.. WIS many friends.
Charles Fuermar, who was mana
ger of the FuermanBrewing company
for many years pas has gone TO Owa-
tonna, Mimi, to pchase a brewery
which be intends inning, Mr.. Fuer-
mann is experiend in this line of
business, and is deriving ofsuccess in
his new venture. lie expects to re-
move his family the ultimately.
Hon. Edward Sarhering, of May
Vile, the Republin candidate for
congress in this disct, was a visitor
with his wife at theome of his uncle.
F. Hartwlg, from Flay until Monday.
Mr. Sauerherlng isluch encouraged
over his prospects, erything appear
ing very favorable him thus far,
and be is certainly 'rking untiringly
in his canvass. Vile here he met
many old acquaintaes land his friends
introduced him to merous new ones.
DR. w. H. Wisele noted German
specialist, Will be the Commercial
hotel October q d %. Read his