Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-05-13

is the guest OF &. j. Wenck and wife.
DR.. R. J. Wenker is entertaining his
cousin, B. G. Wenker, of St. Joseph,
Mo.
Miss Addie Johnson is now engaged
as stenographer in the Bank of Wa
tertown.
Jerome Ingermann, of Milwaukee.
spent a couple of days with relatives
here last week.
Frank Thacker, who played in the
local band last summer, is visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. Williams, of Chicago, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
J. Lewis, in Ixonia.
Prof. G. F. Viebahn attended the
meeting of city school superintendent
at Madison last week.
Mrs. 6. B. Lewis and Mrs. Lila
Parks have been rusticating with
friends near Madison.
Mrs. John A. Bardon and daughter,
of West Superior, are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. w. P. Brown
Miss Maggie Smith returned Satur-
day from visit of several months with
friends at New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Davies have re-
turned from an extended visit with
relatives in Milwaukee.
Our former resident, George Hope,
of Fond du Lac, was recent welcome
visitor with friends here.
Presiding Elder Walker, of the Fond
du Lac NJ. E. district, was guest Of
Rev. j. j. Ceiling Sunday.
Emil Thomas, until lately typo in
this Office. now has good position on
The Pontiac (Mich.) Times.
William F. Baeslau, of Chicago, il
passing few days at his mothers
home on North Fifth street.
M. S. Parker, editor of The Fort At
kinson Chronicle, was an agreeable
visitor among the craft here Friday.
John Molzahn was subpoenaed tt
appear as juror in the United States
Circuit court at Madison yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs T. c. Roberts, of Alice
ton, attended the funeral of Mrs. R
Blanchard at Elkhorn last dnesday
Robert Polzin represented Hones
Labor lodge, No. 118, A. 0. q. W., a.
the state convention in Green Bay las
week.
John Habhegger spent Sunday a.
JOSH & Habhegger's dairy and stock
farm near Rosendale, Fond du Lao
county.
L. w. Kruger. Jr., and bride, Of
Madison, spent portion Of their
honeymoon with Watertown relatives
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Schempf and
daughter Miss Selma departed Monday
for Cleveland, O., to visit relatives sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Charles Hoeffner and Miss
Elsie Kuhl, of Lake Mills. visited Mrs
H. Hoeffner, of 702 North Church
street, the past week.
Mrs Fred Ryder received a visit
last week from her mother, Mrs. Jotr
Phillips and her sister, Miss Ads
Phillips, of Columbus.
John Blair. the American Express
deliveryman, is experiencing siege o
severe illness, during which Ed Cave
nagh takes his position.
Louis Kusel has been on trip The
past week to St. Paul. Minneapolis and
Mankato, MINI, visiting his brothel
Max at the latter place.
"Chet" Fraser, conductor on the
Watertown ''scoot," was called to Xii
bourn City Saturday evening by the
serious illness of his father
Mrs. A. Soliday, Miss Sue Cady, Mrs
S. E. Webb and Miss Blanche Webb
were Milwaukee visitors Saturday
taking in the Bazaar of All Nations.
John w. Schempf. of the state uni
versity, came home Saturday for {
brief visit His college friends, Guy
and Paul Minnick. were his guests
! while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ j Woodland wen
to Appleton yesterday to attend the
wedding of daughter of 6. S. Wood
ard, which occurred last evening
From there Mr. Woodland goes on tc
Tower, Mimi.
Miss Marie Mentink is enjoying 6
respite from her duties central tele
phone operator, being on a visit to re
latives aid friends in Chicago, Milwau
kee and elsewhere. Miss Jennie Men.
tink takes her place meanwhile.
DR.. J. w. Quinn, for eighteen years
an instructor in the Philadelphls
Ophthalmic college, and in business
lately at Fort Dodge, Ia, was in town
Yesterday looking oyer the prospects
from an opticians standpoint. He
thinks of locating here.