Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-08-25

Eichsted and with his family expects
to take up his residence III this city.
Harlow Pease and family left Mon
day on northern trip, intending to
visit the Mackinac islands, Ashland
and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Brennecke and
their guest, Miss Sarah Traeger, of
Bethlehem, Pa, enjoyed the sights at
the Dells Friday.
James Forncrook left Saturday to
attend the g. A. r. encampment and
the convention c. the National Bee
keepers association at Buffalo.
Frank Clarity, engaged in the cattle
business at ERADICATE, Ia, returned to
his home last Friday, after enjoying
brief visit with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. Clarity, town of Watertown.
J. c.. Mcdonald, who was bookkeep-
er here for Mccain & Mcclellan, the
sewer contractors, in 1894, is IN town
on a visit to friends. For year past
he has been located in New York City.
Charles Goetsch, the longtime clerk
in the store of Rack & Jones, took a
brief vacation last week and visited
friends in the country, where he felt
quite at home in assisting the threshers.
Joe Smith, who has been playing
ball with the Sturgeon Bay team this
season, returned home last week. He
pitched Sunday for the Fond du Laos
against the West Bends, letting the
latter down with one hit and one run.
Hon. Jesse Stone attended the annual
meeting of the Espenore club in
Milwaukee Saturday. The club owns
an island in Lake Huron which is used
for summer resort purposes by the
members. Mr.. Stone was elected
vice-president of the club, the other
officers being w. D. Hoard, Of Fort
Atkinson, president, and Chase Osborn,
of Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, secretary
and treasurer.
Ralph D. Blumenfeld, fourth son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Blumenfeld, arrived
here Saturday night for a few days
visit at the parental domicile. He is
a resident of London, England, where
he manages the foreign business OF the
Empire Type setting Machine COM
nanv and also acts as London CORE
spondent of The New York Sun and
other journals. Mr.. Blumenfeld was
called to the States on business mat
ters and will shortly return to the old
country.
Paul A. Biefeld departed yesterday
for New York City, whence he sails
tomorrow on the steamer ''trederlck
the Great for Germany. He will
take three-years' course of study in
the university at Goettingen, to per-
feet himself in his chosen profession,
that of an electrical engineer. Mr..
Biefeld is product of the WATERFOWL
High school and the University of
Wisconsin, and has taught in the
Appleton public schools for several
years past.
Henry Coe and wife, of Indianapo-
lis, arrived here from trip to Mime
sofa Monday afternoon ard were guests
at the Commercial until the following
day, when they departed for White
water to visit the formers brother, E.
D. Coe. Mr.. Coe is an old Watertown
boy and during his brief stay met
many friends of his early days and
with them recounted the eventful in
cidents and scenes of long ago. Henry
is remembered as one of the jolly boys
of the old town and he has lost none
of his ability to entertain. His &C
ouaintances here wish his visits might
be more frequent and lengthier. He
at present conducts a successful loan
and insurance business in Indianapolis.
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