Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-01-09
Pc RSONAl MENTION.

WhR Ia me CITY MONDAY.
Rev George G.. Weiss delivered
lecture at Palmyra last evening.
Charles n. Moore of Chicago. has
been visiting his WATERFOWL relatives.
Hon. Edwin Hurlhnt, Of Oronolno,
woe, made Us fraternal call last
Thursday.
Prof g. Fl. Landgrat and wife, of
Waterloo, were callers on lrlends here
Saturday.
John d. Stack, of Bathgate, N. d is
visiting at his mothers home in the
Firth ward.
Mias Pearl Eaton recently enter
tanned her friend, Miss Ethel Howard,
of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs Newhall, of Chicago,
were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. D. Hall,
over Sunday.
Theodore Valerius, Of Fort Atkinson
circulated among friends IN town Mon
day afternoon.
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was among the we'll known personages
on our streets Monday.
Rev. Father Condor VAS confined to
his room on Thursday hast With a Sc
we're attack of neuralgia
Fred Bertram. Of Kaukauna, has
been passing few days with his fami-
ly on Washington street.
Miss Agnes Chapman departed on
Monday for Madison. where she takes
up studies at the university.
Woodland & Stone added another
travelling salesman to their forces last
week, Fred w. Kuechenberg.
! Arthur Johnson has returned with
his sister, Mrs N. G. Pendleton, to
Davenport, Ia, to pass several weeks.
Ernest NJ Wood of Chicago, VAS a
visitor here several DAYS last week
among the scenes of bis younger days.
; James Ryan, who has been severely
iii with catarrh of the stomach for the
past two weeks, is slowly convalescing.
Thomas and Joseph Robinson, of
Cedar Rapids, Ia, were here the past
week, called by the death of their
brother John.
Charles J. Lamfrom. of Milwaukee e,
was in town on business last week,
and took occasion to call on many of
his old friends.
Rev. Fl w. Carter, of Beloit, was
guest at the Congregational parsonage
on Sunday and assisted in the church
services IN the evening
Senator A. Solliday and Assembly
man J. 6. Conway left Yesterday for
Madison to be present at the opening
of the legislature to-day.
E. E. Davies has returned home from
business trip of several months
through the Southern states for the
DR.. Miles Medical company, of Elk
hart. Ind.
Miss May Mathes has returned here
from Madison to make her home for
few months with her grand parent, Mrs.
A. V. Off. Her mother will join her
next week.
Mrs. G. A. Corey, of Westfeld, and
Mrs. Reuben Bennett, of Milwaukee.
were called here by the death of their
brother, Harris Honey. Both were
accompanied by their husbands.
F. P. Brook, of Ashton, S. D., was
visitor Of his sister, Mrs. Fred Brandt,
the first of the week, and greeted
many old friends and neighbors. He
is OH pleasure trip to different places
in the state and is enjoying good health.
He will be here again before returning
home.
Charles G. Sprague has been engaged
by the Hooker Marley Cigar Manufac-
turing company, of Minneapolis, as
travelling represe NATIVE and started on
his first trip last week through the West.
The firm enjoys an extensive trade,
and Mr.. Sprague's new position will
no doubt be agreeable to himself and
profitable to his employers. His many
acquaintances in WATERFOWL trust for
his continued success. Mrs. Sprague
; will remain here for the present.
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