Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

an Easter visitor here.
Mrs. U. Habhegger has returned
from a visit at Oshkosh.
John w. Schempf was out from Mil
waukee to spend Sunday.
Sheriff E. J. Labuwi. of Juneau, was
visitor in town last Thursday.
Frank Campbell, of the steam~laun-
dry, spent Sunday at Columbus.
Editor J. P. Holland. of The Daily
Times, was in Chicago Monday.
Sheriff T. B. Roach and wife, of JEFF
fe1son, were in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Fulkerson, o.
Clinton, were visitors here last week.
Mrs. H. G. McFarlane returned to
her home in Central Lake, Mich, Mon
day.
J. Kroscher and son, of Milwaukee,
are visiting at the home of j. W. Men
tink.
Mrs. Eugene Bradbury, of Portage,
was visitor over Sunday with relatives
here.
Prof. and Mrs. Henry Kruger, of
Milwaukee, were over-Sunday visitors
here.
Miss Winnie Quigley, of Chicago.
passed the Easter holidays with friends
here.
Edward Kelly, of Manitowoc, was
visitor last week at the home of j.
Usher.
Charles Hilgendorf has secured q
position in a Milwaukee wholesale
house.
Editor G. G. Eaton, of The Columb bus
Democrat, called on relatives here
Friday.
Rey, H S Foster conducted Episco-
pal services at Waterloo Monday
evening.
Mrs. G. R. Field has been visiting
relatives and friends in Chicago for over
week past.
George w. Hill entertained John
Clayton, st. Paul rail way conductor,
over Sunday.
Harry Beurhaus, of the Delafield
Military academy, is home on a few
days vacation.
SEP. J. Norton, of Chicago, has been
paving WATERFOWL one of his periodical
visits this week.
Otto Salick, of Marquette college,
Milwaukee, is spending the Easter
holidays at home.
Andrew Wollensack, of Chicago, has
been visiting at his old home in the
town of Watertown.
David g. Whyte, of La Crosse, made
brief visit to his mother and other
relatives here Monday.
Miss Mae Mathes, of Milwaukee, was
a visitor over Easter with her grand
mother, Mrs. A. V. OFF.
Mrs. Louis Esser and son, of Mil
yankee. were Easter guests of Theo
dore Huber and family.
Miss Josephine Buchheit, of Kemper
hall, Kenosha, is spending short va
cation at her home here.
Baxter, of West Superior, mingled
with his friends here last week.
w. G. Steinmaun represented the
WATERFOWL Turner society at the state
convention in Milwaukee Sunday.
William Humphrey entertained W.
T. Fish, of Madison, and W. F. Cope
land, of Jefferson Junction, Monday.
L. w Kruger and sons, Charles and
Edward, have gone to Adams county,
where Charles will engage in farming.
Mrs. George Grimm and children,
of Jefferson, were visitors with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Bullock, last week.
George Barrett, one of the st. Paul
railways efficient engineers, has been
paying visit to his mother, Mrs. Nell
son Barrett, Third ward.
KERN Ryan has leased his home on
Church street and, together with his
daughter, Miss Lima, returned to his
farm in the town Of Shields.
Charles S. johnson, who for nearly
three years conducted successfully the
Watertown Steam laundry, returned
to his home in Milwaukee Monday.
A. E. Pauley, editor OF The BrodEead
Busy Citizen, made us a fraternal call
Saturday. He is contemplating enter
! ing the Christian Endeavor school here
next fall.
A. ]. Roach, Fred Seeber, G. Fail
niger, DR.. George W. Davies and
Editor P. H. Bolger, leading citizens
of Waterloo. were here on business
Thursday last.
David Fleming, who made his home
here portion of the winter and spring,
has leased his farm in Hustisford and
taken up his residence at the CONNER
cial house. Juneau.
Rev. g. G. Weiss and son Paul are
visiting in Milwaukee and Hartland.
Mr.. Weiss read a paper yesterday at