Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-10-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

LII INOIUIlCIu N1lCIlSd1.
Mrs. Theodore Kusel is visiting at
her old home, Waukesha.
James G. Ford, of Whitewater, was
a visitor i'll town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Buthorn yer
Milwaukee visitors Sunday.
Miss Josie Voss has returned from
a visit to Fort Atkinson relatives.
Mrs. F. E. Woodland is entertaining
Miss Mary Hutchinson, of Chicago.
Miss Bertha Lott, Of Salina, Kan,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. r. Field.
Mrs. Edward O'Byrne, of Ripon, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. z. McGol-
rick.
John c. Seager, accompanied by his
wife. visited his mother at Beaver Dam
last week.
The Misses Helen Rack and Agnes
Chapman spent Sund y with friends at
HubbletOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Schnitzler
visited over Sunday with friends in
Milwaukee.
Mrs. Ann Griffith, Of Emporia, Kan,
visited theopast week at the home of
Robert Jones.
Mrs. George P. Mathes, of Milwau-
kee, visited her mother, Mrs. A. v.
OFF, yesterday.
A. @. Frohne and wife, Of Milwau-
kee, were Sunday guests at the home
of Fred Miller.
Henry Uihlein, wife and daughter,
of Milwaukee, were guests of Carl
MANI on Sunday.
Henry Mueller, of the state prison
guard force at Waupun, visited rela-
tives here this week.
Colonel Daniel Jones and Mrs. Lydia
Beaman visited friends at Hartland a
portion of last week.
Louis Kehr, of Pierre, S. D., has
been passing a few days with relatives
and old neighbors here.
Mrs. B. Wilbur and children, of
Madison, have been visitors at the
home of William Black.
Alfred P. Wettstein and Lou Hast
ings, of Milwaukee, were guests of E.
L. Schempf over Sunday.
Mrs. Hugh Murphy and daughter,
Miss Helen, are visiting relatives in
Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Mr.. IIirst, a senior student at Ma
shotah seminary, was the guest Of
Rev. H. S. Foster Monday.
Miss White, of Milwaukee, is n
gagged with Mrs. G. Weiss as head
trimmer for the fall season.
Maurice H. Park, employed by the
Fraudulent company, visited his
father at Elkhorn last week.
Rev. P. w. Condor and Rev. j. j.
O'Keeffe attended Father McMahOn's
funeral at Oconomowoc Monday.
Colonel Albert Solliday and Hon.
Jesse Stone attended the Dodge Gun
ty fair at Beaver Dam Thursday.
Editor j. Z. Jones, of Portage,
Democratic candidate for congress-
man, was here for political purposes
yesterday.
George Spangenberg, of Cakes, N.
D., after an absence of thirteen years,
is paying a visit to his parents in the
Second ward.
Fred Prentiss was a visitor this
week at Mayville, where his brother
George is engaged as chemist for an
iron company.
Robert Abele's friends are gratifed
to see him around again, after his
ser Gus illness which kept him home
several weeks.
Rev. II. S. Foster and the choir boys
of St. Pauls church enjoyed a days
outing at Nashotah mission Thursday.
They made the trip awheel.
Mrs. j. M. Sleicher, Mrs. E. w.
Schultz and Mrs. G. w. Hill, Of Water
town, were guests at the Jones house
acknowledgements Free Press.
j. R. Murphy, employed by the
Wisconsin Central railway at Mani
towoc, is at his old home in the Sew
enth ward laid up with an injured fin
ger.
DR.. Charles ). Habhegger, of the
Cook county hospital, Chicago, visit
ed at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Habhegger, during the
week.
John Howe and wife, of Beloit, have
removed here and will reside in the
Giles residence on Western avenue.
They are the parents of Mrs. Robert
Jones.
Edward J.. Brandt and wife, Miss
Nellie Malloy and Miss Angeline Boyne
assisted in rendering the music at the
funeral of Father Mcmahon Monday at
OcOnOmOWOc.
Rev. j. I. Stretton and wife, of
Hamilton, Mont, visited at the home
of Mrs. L. Boughton the past week.
Mr.. Stretton attended the M. E. con-
ference at Waupun.
Register of Deeds A. j. Weis was
up from Jefferson Saturday. He re-
ports the outlook for the election OF
the Republican county ticket this fall