Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-04-15


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Mrs. Eugene Bradbury, of Portage
spent Thursday with Mrs. D. O. Brad
bury.
Arthur Spalding, of Oconomowoc
visited friends here the first of the
week
j. L. Norris is home from the Univer-
sity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, on short
vacation.
Harry Jones, of Milwaukee, is visit
ing his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
E. Jones.
John Mawson is on a months business
trip through Northern Wisconsin and
Michigan.
Fred Weber has gone to Milwaukee,
where he expects to be employed in
the future.
Mrs. j. F. Ramsey, of Hartland, has
| been the guest of her daughter, Mrs
&. C. Weiss.
Thomas Mathews, late of GAINESVILLE,
is visiting relatives here, accompanied
! DV DIS family.
Mrs. E. T. Lyons, of Columbus. Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. H. A. Long,
Thursday last.
Mrs. M. Gegenheimer and Miss Liz
zle Moore have returned from visit
at Minneapolis.
Adolph Jaeger, of the Second ward,
went to Milwaukee Monday to enter
the normal school.
William Nowack, with H. CRUDE &
Co.. went to Chicago Monday to take
medical treatment.
Mrs. Rowland Hughes, of Utica, n.
Y, is visiting among relatives aud
friends in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Dalton were out
from Milwaukee Monday evening to
attend the o. +. S. social
Harry Roberts, of Columbus, the old
Commercial hotel clerk, has been in
town on visit to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. Habhegger and Mrs.
F. G. Hartwig and daughter have been
visiting relatives in Chicago.
Miss Grace Pooler departed Monday
morning for Milwaukee, where she
enters Observation-Disclosures college.
Rev. Fathers Toohey and O'Keeffe
attended the funeral of Brother Celes-
tine at Notre Dame, Ind, last Thurs.
day.
Mrs. j. Schebelack and Miss Kleck-
ner, of Thorp, are visiting at the home
of NJ. Schebelack, 2lS North Water
street.
l.. w. Kruger, Jr.. of the Labor
bureau, Madison, passed Sunday at his
home here, accompanied by lady
friend
Mrs. E. M. Thayer and daughters,
Elsie and Helen, and Miss Merrill
Muriel, of Merrill Park, have been
guests of Mrs.J. Gibb, 207 North Second
! street.
William Smith,. an old Watertown
boy, now of Waukesha. has taken a
position on the road for a Milwaukee
grocery house and has been seeing the
Oscar A. Cole arrived home Thursday
night from bis winters visit in San
Francisco. His mother accompanied
him as far as Chicago. where she
stopped for few days visit with
friends
William M. Kelly and sister, Miss
Ellen, returned Thursday from their
winters sojourn at Augusta, Ca Mr.
Kelly reports avery pleasant time, and
speaks highly of the hospitality of the
Southern people.
Paul Valerins intends locating in
Chicago, where he will take position
with the Peoples Investment and
Storage company, of which he is
stock holder. He will not remove his
family for the present
Louis Heimerl, of Jefferson, brother
Of our townsman. Station Agent o. G..
Heimerl, has entered the Northwest
ern university and will pitch for the
university baseball team this spring.
His ability as twirler is recognized as
uTSC-CIaSS.
William Buchhelt, president of the
Bank OF Watertown, and Joseph Ter
brueggen. president of the Merchants
bank, will leave Friday for European
visit. They sail from New York next
Wednesday, via the North German
Lloyd line, and will pass good portion
of their time in Germany. They ex-
pect to be home again early in August.
Joe E. Davies took his departure
this morning for NewYork City whence
he sails Saturday next on the Cunarder
"Etruria" for Europe, his destination
being Anglesey. North Wales. He will
pass the summer travelling through
Great Britain and portions of the con-
tinent, returning here in the fall in
time to resume his studies at the state
university.