Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-09-28
MENTION.

MISS EMILY nichols Is VlSlGlng f6la-
tives at La Crosse.
Emil F. Reichow enters the state
university this week. J
John Derr, of Columbus, visited F.
j. Wenker last week.
Robert Kniesel returned to Water
bury, Conn, Monday.
Mrs. c.. Z. Snere is visiting her
daughter in Milwaukee.
Edward L. Schempf spent Sunday
with Milwaukee friends.
Mrs. w. G. Stone is on a visit to
friends at I%ronwood, Mich.
j. T. Prentiss was called to Winona,
Mimi, Thursday on business.
Miss Louise Kartak, Of Fort Atkin-
son, is visiting relatives here.
John Ruecker is filling a clerkship
with Carroll & Keogh, Milwaukee.
Hugo Winkenwerder has returned
to his studies at the Madison university.
Albert Keck, of St. Paul. is visiting
at his mothers home on Second street.
George J. Kispert, of Jefferson,
transacted business in town Monday.
Miss Nora Schmutzler is on a visit
to relatives and friends at New Lon
don.
Miss Josie Erb, of Appleton, was
the guest of Miss Birdie Habhegger
Friday.
Thomas Shinnick has returned to
his studies at Rush Medical college,
Chicago.
Miss Girelda Voedisch, of ST. Paul,
is visiting with relatives and friends
in this city.
Mrs. j. A. Norris, of Sank Center,
Mimi, visited relatives mere a portion
of last week.
Robert Drummer left Thursday for
Boston, where he will clerk in a large
dry goods house.
DR.. Neal Barber is at Omaha this
week, visiting relatives and taking
in the exposition.
Editor J. P. Holland took in the
fun and mingled with the politicians
at Juneau Saturday.
Mrs. j. T. Mccarthy and chill
dren departed yesterday for their
home at Little Rock, Ark.
Attorney John Donobue, of Grand
Rapids, Mimi, has been visiting at his
old home west. of the city.
Bernard Herman left Friday for
Ann Arbor, Mich, where he will re-
sumo his studies in medicine.
Joseph Weiss, a brother of the pas
tor, conducted the services at the
Congregational church Sunday.
Roger Sullivan, Of Fond du Lac, and
Thomas Sullivan, of Chicago, visited
friends in this vicinity last week.
Albert j. Buchheit went to Chicago
Monday to enter upon his senior year
in the Chicago College of Dental Sur
gerry.
William McGraw has secured a
position in a mercantile establishment
at Atkinson, Mich, and left Thursday
for his new home.
George Amann, a private in Co. H,
Second Wisconsin volunteers, reached
home Saturday. He was with his regi-
ment in Porto Rico.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Kusel and
daughter, Miss Jennie, arrived in
New York from Germany on the
steamer pretoria" Friday evening.
Arthur Mulberger left for the East
yesterday. After a visit in New York
and Washington he will again take
up his studies at Harvard university.
Miss Susan S. Cady and Miss Birdie
Habhegger will spend the fall and win
ter touring through Europe, Egypt and
Western Asia. They expect to sail
for Italy on October Is.
Rev. Mr.. Thorne and daughter, of
Menomonie, have been visiting at St.
Paul's rectory the past week. The
gentleman assisted in the services at
St. Paul's church Sunday.
Mrs. Chamberlain, of Milwaukee,
accompanied by her daughter, was
the guest Of Miss Laura Barber a por-
ton of the week. Miss Barber enter
tanned for her Saturday evening.
Edward P. Boyne and bride returned
last week from their wedding trip.
Friday night they q rendered a
serenade by the Young Mems Bowling
club, of which Mr.. B. is a member.
John d. Bullock departed for Boston
Monday. After having his duties as
internal revenue agent mapped out, he
expects to return here and spend a
couple of weeks previous to election.
Richard Kraft. corporal in the Third
regiment, United States regulars, sta
toned at Fort Smelling, is visiting rel
atives here. He was with his com
mand in the engagement before San
tiago.
William Volckmann, of Milwaukee,
a former typo on The Gazette, is pay
ing a visit to his father here. When
the late war broke out he enlisted as
a member of Co. l, First Wisconsin
volunteers.
William Buchheit and son Gustave
J arrived home Friday afternoon from