Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-05-27

and Major Kempf.
Editor G. G. Eaton, of The Columbus
Democrat, was caller in the city
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Leonard Schempf and daughter,
Miss Amanda, were Milwaukee visitors
the fore part of the week.
HI. B. Woodland, of Appleton, attend
ing Chicago medical college, visited
relatives here during the week.
Martin Stapleton, of Fox Lake, and
Mrs. j. p. Williams. of Ashland, have
been visiting at E. M. Stapleton's.
Jesse Stone, j. T. Moak, S. M. Eaton
and Colonel D. D. Scott attended Gen
eral Fairchild's funeral at Madison yes
terday.
Miss Ida Henke returned to Mil
waukee Sunday after spending week
here with her friend, Miss Emma
Koerner.
Mr. and Mrs. August Schultze, of
Chicago, are visiting at the home of
Ferdinand Hartwig and wife, parents
OF Mrs. S.
David W. Schwab called on his many
old friends here Yesterday. He is
spendinga portion of the summer at
Gifford's, on Oconomowoc lake.
Fred E. Weise, in the Offices of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway
at Chicago, was a welcome visitor over
Sunday at the home of his parents.
Mrs. w. F. Sommerfeld has re-
turned to her home here from Wind
sor, Mo-, where she passed the winter
with her husband and other relatives.
Senator Solliday was called to Osh-
kosh Yesterday on court of inquiry
connected with the Second regiment,
w. N. e., of which he is lieutenant
colonel.
Major G. H. Gardner. the Watertown
attorney, was in town Wednesday. He
was hustling around on important legal
business of some Oconomowoc
Republican,
Matthias Franzen and George Giraffe
are at Racine this week as represe nj ia
tives of ST. Henri's Mutual Benefit So
ciety at the state convention of Catho-
lie societies.
Alderman A. Meyer was in Chicago
several days during the week and while
there disposed of his property interests
on the west side. He reports receiv-
ing good figure.
Mrs. Lucinda Smith left this NOM
ing for a visit to relatives at Garden
City, Blue Earth county, Mimi, and
other points in the West. She will be
gone about two months.
Charles Schiebel, who has been en-
ployed at his trade in Morristown, n.
j., the past year, has returned here
and will resume his old position in
Sproesser's jewelry store.
Mrs. Edward Mccarthy and family.
well-known residents of the town OF
Shields, have taken up their abode in
this city, at 3l6 North Montgomery
street. They will be warmly welcomed
as desirable citizens.
W. C. Stone entertained bis friend
James A. Patton, of Chicago, Saturday.
Mr. Patton is on the Chicago Board OF
Trade and has invested in considera BILE
of our waterworks bonds, the purpose
of his visit being to look over the plant
Mrs. Mary D. Stack and her daugh-
ter, Miss Mate, departed Monday on a
six weeks visit to relatives In Utah
and California. At Ogden and Eureka
in the former state, they will visit Mrs
Stacks sons, Charles and James, re-
spectivelv
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, mother O.
Mrs. H. Fulkerson, leaves for Boise
CITY, Idaho, tomorrow. Mr.. Fulker
son has returned from Hot Springs to
his old home at Clinton, where bis
wife will soon join him. His health ii
much improved.
Paul Valerius and family will remove
to Chicago. their future home, in a few
days. Thesmany Watertown friends o
Mr.. Valerius aud his estimable wife
regret very much their departure anC
| hope they NAV find their new hablta
ton pleasant in every way.
| Mrs. Charles j. Wenck, of Water
| town, accompanied her sister, Miss
! Mary Gerber, upon her return home
Monday, and will be her guest for few
weeks. Miss Gerber expects to make
her future home with her sister In Wa
tertown.- OcononoqUOc Free Press.
Among those from abroad attending
an entertainment given by the Wo
mans Relief corps, No. Is, of Milwau
kee, Friday evening, were Mesdame
Charles Mackav, G. w. Jones and II
Kuehn, of this city. They were OF
their return from attending the w. K
C. convention at Racine.