Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-04-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

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boo.
Edward L. Schempf is soiourning
in Chicago.
DR.. o. E. Meyer spent Easter in
Milwaukee.
Mrs. Theo. Kuselis visiting relatives
in Waukesha.
Miss Rose Crangle is visiting friends
in Milwaukee.
Miss Mary Bowling is visiting rela-
tives in Chicago.
Henry Weise, of Tomah, is visiting
friends in the city.
o. c. Wertheimer spent Sunday
with friends in Milwaukee.
Miss Bertha Miller is passing the
Easter holidays in Milwaukee.
Mrs. A. c. Judd and children, of
Elroy, are visiting friends here.
Clifton Parks entertained Charles
LOOMS, of Milwaukee, Sunday.
John A. Beynon, of Chicago, spent
Easter at the home of his parents
Miss Lizzie McHugh is home from
her visit with friends in Milwaukee.
Mrs. James Ames, of Ishpeming,
Mich. is visiting with relatives in the
city.
Mrs. Ella Eaton and children have
returned from an Easter visit at He
bron.
Isadore Wiggenhorn, f Milwaukee,
was Sunday visitor with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deirlein have
returned from visit with friends at
Horizon.
Miss Emma Heckle, of Menasha,
has been the guest of Miss Agnes
Chapman.
Rev. Paul Brockmann and family,
of Waukesha, are visitors at the home
of Fl. Wertheimer.
Professor and Mrs. w. F. Weimar
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Sauer, of
Juneau, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Wurster, of
Milwaukee, were visitors on Sunday
with Watertown relatives.
Attorney Ames, of Chicago, isspend-
ing the Easter holidays at his fathers
home in the Fifth ward.
Frank Tercinski represented the
Home Forum Benefit Order at con-
vention held in Beloit yesterday.
Robert Kniesel has gone to Wauke-
sha, where he will be employed fer
time in Estberg's jewelry store.
Mrs. E. j. Schoolcraft has been en-
tertaining Miss Alice Wood, of Symco,
| and Miss Nellie Wood, of P'ainfield.
Charles Pieritz and wife entertained
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anton and Mrs.
Robert Anton, of Randolph, during
| the week.
Miss Mary Crangle and Miss Abbie
Fuller attended the teachers conven-
ton at Whitewater last Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Charles D. Richards and child
ren, who have been visiting friends
here, returned to their home in Chi
cago yesterday.
Miss Winnie Gallagher, who has
been quite i'll for a couple of weeks
past, is much improved, and expects
to be around in few days.
Fred Huber, of Portage, and DR..
George Meyer and sister Rose, of
Oconomowoc, spent Easter Sunday
and Monday at Theodore Huber's.
G.,
vile Normal school, is home for the
Easter vacation. Her nephew, Chaun-
cey Wander Bic, accompanies her.
Tony Oestreicher came down from
Mayville Saturday to spend Easter
with his family. He will remove to
that place during the coming week.
Superintendent of Schools John L.
tlavin is recovering from an attack of
pneumonia contracted while taking
an early morning drive to Horizon.
Frank Fairchild has returned to his
home in Minneapolis, having been here
in attendance at the funeral of his
brother-inlaw, W. A. Cunningham.
The Misses Eugenia Brandt. Meta
ana HaLIle w erner ana Lily BeurhauS,
of the Academy of Our Lady at Chi
cago, were home to spend the Easter
holidays.
W. S. Dibble, DIR. D. Mel. Mil
Ter, j. L. Froding, B. L. Campbell,
w. B. Leaf, George E. Robinson,
George Olson, and William M. Jones,
of Oconomowoc, attended a meeting
of the Knights Templar in this city
last Wednesday evening.
Will Schultz, the popular and eff
Gent clerk at c.. A. Gamm's drug
store for several years past. has re-
signed his position and goes to Keno
sha this week to become employed in
one of the leading pharmacies of that
city. His numerous friends wish him
well.
DR.. r. j. Wenker was a visitor in
Milwaukee from Saturday to Tuesday,
being in attendance upon the exercises
and festivities incident to the COM
mencement of the Milwaukee Medical
college, in the dental department Of
which he is an instructor. Saturday
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