Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-08-15

the claims and will also do con-
siderable prospecting. Charles many
friends here wish him the best of luck
in his new venture.
The Misses Minnie and Jennie
Sproesser are on a trip to Buffalo and
Niagara Falls, jourpeying by way of
the Great Lakes.
Mrs. Ferd. Link, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Barbara Ruff, of
Bloomer, visited relatives at Schles-
ingerville last week.
William Buchheit, his daughter.
Miss Emile, and son, Albert, arrived
home Friday afternoon from their stay
of several months in Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. p Lachmundt and
daughters, of Sank City, and Oscar E.
Huber, of Champion, Mich, are guests
at the home of Theodore Huber.
Charles E. Frey, assistant cashier of
the Merchants bank, left Saturday
morning for Chicago, where he joined
a party of friends on lake trip.
Mrs Benjamin Stetson returned
Yesterday to her home in Oakland,
Cal, after an extended visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Salick.
Mrs. Charles Sprague and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Charles Sprague, Sr.,
of Milwaukee, were guests at the
home of William Blair last Wednes-
day.
Alex. Buchheit and Andrew Metz
Supposed to be Eugene Meyer), of
WATERFOWL, were registered at the
Plankinton house, Milwaukee, on Sun
day.
Rev. H. Kampschroer was at Jeffer-
son Wednesday in attendance upon
the dedication of the ST. Coletta con-
vent. He preached the dedicatory
sermon.
Rev Albert Haupert has returned
from his trip to Germany, where he
went to attend a meeting of the Nor
avian synod. He also visited in Eng
land and Italy.
Charlie Wenck was at Juneau last
Saturday to umpire the game of ball
between the Dodge county officials
and the city officials, for the benefit
of the New Richmond sufferers
August Bietau is visitor with his
parents on Fifth street. He recently
returned from the Philippine islands,
where he was doing service for his
country as a member of the signal
corps.
Miss Gertrude Fuller arrived home
Friday from her trip to Los Angeles,
Cal, where she attended the conven-
ton of the n. Z. A. En- route she
visited Yellowstone park and many
other places of interest in the far
West.
MIR. and Mrs. John Thauer returned
Monday from their western trip, which
they seemed to enjoy very well. John
says that the Wild West has the APP
pearance of being rich country, es-
pecially in the production of the pre-
cious metals. Telephone.
A party composed of Lieutenant
Governor Jesse Stone, S. M. Eaton
and Jonas Stahl, of this city; j. r.
Golf, G.. c. Eaton S. W. Andrews and
S. r. Webster, Of Columbus, are spend
ing the week at Minocqua and enjoy
ing the fishing afforded by the neigh
boring lakes.
Matthew Maloney returned Satur-
day from Florida, whittier he was
summoned month ago by the SER
ious illness of his daughter, Regina.
The latter is now fully recovered and
is sOjourning with the other members
of the family at Pueblo Beach, Florida's
leading ocean resort.
Our former resident, Mrs. nj. E.
Parker, writes from Seattle, Wash,
under date of August 3, chat she was
to sail that night, in company with
her son and family, on a pleasure trip
to Alaska, expecting to be absent two
weeks. Mrs. Parker left Chicago re-
Gently and has since been making her
home in Seattle.