Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-09-12
MENTION.

ing at Minneapolis.
Mrs. J. w. K%intzinger is visiting at
her old home, La Crosse.
H. A. Brennecke, of Chicago, is on a
two weeks visit at his old home here.
Rev. F. E. Lyon, of Hartland, spent
Thursday last with Rev. Geoege c.
Weiss.
Wall Atwood, of Chicago, is visiting
at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Eliza
Richards.
Mrs. j. r. Buchanan, Of Omaha,
Neb., is a visitor of her father, DR.. NJ.
N. Barber.
Misses Lou and Mamie Walters, of
Milwaukee, are visiting at the home OF
F. Kartak.
Charles D. Richards, of Chicago, was
a visitor the first of the week with
relatives here.
Rev. George G. Weiss attended a
Sunday school convention at Brandon
last Wednesday.
Miss Mary Chadwick is a visitor
with relatives and friends in Milwau-
kee and Chicago.
Rev. DR.. T. M. Riley, late of Nasho-
tab house, was in the city Saturday on
his way to Jefferson.
Thomas F. Marshall went to Escana-
ba, Mich, yesterday, to take a clerk
ship in the Oliver hotel.
Mrs. MI. Atwood, of Milwaukee, has
been a visitor at the residence of Col
onel Daniel Jones recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Anderson, of
Stevens Point, are visiting Mrs. S. S.
| Woodland, sister of Mr.. Anderson.
Reginald H. Johnson, late of Chica-
20, has been on a visit to his parents,
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Johnson, a few days
past.
Mrs. Emily w. Sprague returned
yesterday from Minneapolis, where she
was called by the death of her grand
child.
Rev. H. w. Carter, of Beloit, secre-
tary of the Wisconsin Home Mission
arv society, was a caller on acquaint-
ances here recently.
Rev. G. Haupert, of the Moravian
church, was in attendance at the cOun-
ty Sunday school convention at Fort
Atkinson last week.
Miss Ella Rogan has returned from
her vacation, a portion of which was
passed in Chicago, and is again in
charge ofthe Western Union telegraph
office.
Mrs. j. T. Mccarthy returned to her
home at Little Rock, Ark, last week,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. W.
P. Brown, who will visit there a few
weeks.
Otto Behl, for a year past night
operator atthe St. Paul depot, has been
promoted to the position of station
agent at Forest Junction, Calumet
county.
E. Poirier and family will shortly
remove to Omaha, Neb., to make their
future home. Mr., Poirier has been a
long resident here, and his departure
will be generally regretted.
Frank Parker, wife and children, OF
St. Louis, Mo-, were visitors yesterday
at the home of NJ. j. Woodland. Mr..
Parker was formerly superintendent
for the Wisconsin Telephone company
at Milwaukee.
Senator A. Sollidav and DR.. Carl R.
Field attended the Democratic state
convention at Milwaukee last Thursday
as delegates. Others from here attend
ing were Postmaster Rohr, G. H. Jaco-
bi, J. 7. Flavin, j. H. Kartak, NJ. F.
Blumenfeld.
The delegation from Watertown to
the Republican county convention at
Jefferson Saturday was composed of
the following: J.T. Moak, S. r. Sleep
err. H. Wertheimer, H. Kuester, Chas.
Mackay, Chas. Lynch, S. M. Eaton,
Nicholas Thauer, j. I. Norris.
, w. G. Stone and wife returned Fri
day from a months tour through Colo
RADIO. Mr.. Stone is enthusiastic over
AlAo OotlAS ohd 1CpOfUo e III OuRIIy
delightful time passed in the noun
tains, with a temperature not ever
a bove 70. Manitou, Colorado Springs,
Cripple Creek and other interesting
places were visited.
John Fl. Kartak after a three months
vacation spent among us, departed
this morning on a business trip to Mil
waukee, whence he goes tonight to St.
Paul, Mimi, his former home. Mr..
Kartak has perfected arrangements to
become the resident agent at the latter
place of several first-class Wisconsin
firms, including four WATERFOWL
houses, whose goods he will place in
the markets there. Johns well-known
push, energy and business ability are
bound to make him succeed in all his
undertakings, and THE REPUBLICAN
joins in the very best wishes of numer-
u friends for his future prosperity in
abundance.
Awarded
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