Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-10-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. john Throne Is Visiting frlends
in Chicago.
John Schempf passed a portion O.
last week in Chicago.
Mrs D. NJ. Woodland was visitor al
Waukesha last week,
John Ford, of Columbus, called on
acquaintance here Saturday,
Mrs. H. H. Gallup is on visit of a
few weeks to relatives at Ripon.
G. J. Habhegger returned yesterday
to Rush Medical college, Chicago.
Harry Beurhaus, of St. Johns
academy, Delafeld, spent Sunday al
home.
DR.. G.. J. Rack, of Princeton, has
been visiting at his old Sixth ward
home.
Fred Webb, of Milwaukee, has been
a recent guest of his brother, G.. w
Webb.
David Evans, of Milwaukee, was q
Sunday visitor with his father, I. D.
Evans.
Mrs. d. A. Hadley, of Ocoromowoc.
visited her mother, Mrs. Mary Wilder
during the past week.
Theodore Biedermann, of Molzahn' s
drug store, is taking ten days vaca-
ton at his home in Boscobel.
DR.. and Mrs. G. R. Field and Miss
Emma Habhegger were visitors in Chi
cago few days the past week.
Mrs. George N. Prentiss returned
last week from an extended visit at her
former home, New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Fred Hermann and daughter.
of Portsmouth, Neb. ,Iare visitors at the
home of Mrs. Clara jacob, mother of
Mrs. H.
Ralph H. Norris and Miss Blanche
Woodnorth, of Milwaukee, were guests
over Sunday at the home of Mrs. A. O.
Norris.
Rev. Walter D. Johnson, of Wilkes
barre, Pa, was guest of his parents,
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Johnson, the first of
the week.
D. E. Pugh. after mine months
visit at his sisters home in National
City, Cal, returned to his home here
last evening.
Miss Emile Buchheit departed yes
terday for Council Bluffs, Iowa, to at
tend the wedding of her friend, Miss
Lizzie Kirscht.
John Shinnick came up from Chicago
last Wednesday for few days rest at
his town of Watertown home before
re-entering medical college.
Rudolph Herman begins his senior
year this week in the Department of
Medicine and Surgery of the Michigan
State university, Ann Arbor.
Rev. Father Andrew Morrissey, pres
ident of Notre Dame university, is
calling on old friends in the city, the
guest of Rev. Father O'Keeffe at the
Sacred Heart college.
John Lembcke and family, old resi-
dents of this city, removed last week
to Appleton. Before their departure
the marriage of Miss Frieda Lembcke
to Prof. Ziegler, superintendent of
schools for Outagamie county, took
place.
John I. Flavin, superintendent of
schools Of Dodge county, has returned
from a trip extending as far South as
Atlanta. During his two weeks alb
sence he visited many of the leading
cities and points of interest in the
South.
Gustav Freitag, a wellknown farmer
OF the town of Watertown, has removed
with his family to farm recently pur-
chased near Beaver Dam. Mr.. Freitag
is one of those desirable citizens which
any community regrets to part with,
but what is Watertown's loss is of
course Beaver Dams gain.
Paul Thorn went to Chicago yester-
day to take course of instruction in
the Huntinghouse Normal School for
Dancing Teachers. Among the new
creations Mr.. Thorn will bring home
are number of fancy dances and the
"liying whist movements. He ex-
poets to soon organize his classes for
the season.
Edward D. Stack, who has been To-
Gated at Evanston, Wyo., for a few
years past, is on a visit at his mother =
home on North Church street. Mr..
Stack, before coming East, sold his in
terest as one of the publishers of The
Evanston News-Reglster, and pending
new location expects to remain here.
The rigid weather in that great altitude
was not to his liking.
FOR SALE OR RENT.