Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-07-03

few days visit at Waukesha.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Hill are
visiting relatives at Minneapolis.
Will Oils, OF Chicago, is spending bis
vacation with Watertown friends.
Charles d. Richards, of Chicago
passed Sunday with relatives here.
Miss Belle Hamilton, of Clinton, is
the guest of Miss Matte Mendenhall
Mrs. j. H. Ball, who has been very
i'll in Milwaukee, is reported much
better.
Mrs. Eugene Wiggenhorn, Of La
Crosse, is visiting among relatives in
the city.
Mrs. Louis Urtubees is entertaining
her sister, Miss Mate O'Brien, OF
Chicago.
Miss Allie May Abrams, of Minneap-
oils, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
J. n. Young.
Mrs. Memo Stamm, of Milwaukee,
has been on a visit to old friends here
the past week.
Mrs. Charles E. Hawkins and son, of
Chicago, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
n. Hawkins.
Hon. Jesse Stone and Alderman F.
E. Woodland were n Chicago on bust
ness yesterday.
Miss Kittie Fogarty, of Minneapolis,
is being entertained at the home of
Senator Solliday.
Mrs. E. Montgomery, of Poy Sippi,
Waushara county, has been visiting
Miss Alkaline Glib.
Miss Ada Grabendike, of Ottawa,
Kan, is here to passthe summer at the
home of A. B. Weigley.
Mrs. John Meyer, of Red Oak, H.,
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. J. n.
Young, COS Twelfth street.
Miss Edith Brown chaperoned a jol
lv picnic party of wellknown young
folks to Lake Mills yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guido Wiggenhorn
and daughter, of Milwaukee, visited
last week among relatives here.
Memo Stamm, Isador Wigge
and Ralph H. Norris we're among Mil
waukeeans who Sundayed here.
Senator and Mrs. A. Solliday spent last
week with Senator Martin at Chippewa
Falls and Senator Mills at West
Superior
Rev. A. Haupert, pastor of the Nor
avian church, has been attendinga con-
vention of his denomination at Cassel-
ton, n. D.
Gustav Weimar, brother of Prof w.
F. Weimar, has returned from his trip
to Europe. He left here last fall and
spent the winter in Germany and
Switzerland.
NJ. Maloney, cutter at Quentmeyer's
tailoring shop, left Friday for Jackson
vile, Fla, to pass month or more
with his family.
Richard Emerson, a familiar employe
at THE Bridge" barber shop for some
time past, has gone to Minneapolis to
work in his brothers tonsorial estab-
lishment.
Charles Schiebel is here to spend the
Fourth at his old home. He has been
employed at Ottawa, H., for several
months past, but will locate at Morris
town, n. j., shortly.
Dr. and Mrs. G. G. Fellows, and Miss
Johnson, of Chicago, have been recent
visitors at the Woodland homestead on
North Washington street.
Rev. DR.. w. A. Sadtler, of Chicago
former member of the Northwestern
university faculty, was a visitor IL
town the fore part of last week, the
guest of his friend, DR.. Field.
Edward L. Brown, associated with
the Virginia & North Carolina Whee
| company at Richmond, Va, is visitor
at the home of his father, w. P. Brown
on Church street. Ed is looking very
we'll and prosperous.
Rev Dr. Johnson occupied the pulpi
at st. James church, Milwaukee, last
| Sunday, and in his absence Archdea
con Susan, of the Milwaukee diocese
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Dafter, conducted
the services at st. Paul's church. In
his sermon at the morning service the
archdeacon made strong plea for the
work of missions in the diocese.
P. j. Zimmers, a teacher in the gram
mar department at the high school
| building for two years past, departed
for his home in Racine yesterday. II
is generally regretted by his many
| friends that Mr. Zimmers will not re-
turn here in the fall. having resigned
his position to enter another vocation
He intends spending portion Of the
summer in the mountains of Colorado.
Rev. William Dafter, rector of St.
Paul's Episcopal church for several
years in the '70's, but lately located at
Marinette, visited his former parishion-
ers here over Sunday, guest at the
home of Theo. Prentiss. He was glad
" welcomed by many old friends and