Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-07-11
ing at the home of her brother, A.

ing at the home of her brother, A.
| E. Calhoun, the past week
General and Mrs. Albert Solliday
were guests of friends at Waukesha
over Sunday.
Gus Hoppe, of Chicago, and Otto
Hoppe, of Waukegan, visited at home
last Tuesday.
Joe Young, with Marshall Field &
Co., Chicago, spent the Fourth at his
mothers home.
Anton Oestreicher, of Mayville,
spent Tuesday of last week with
friends in this city.
Louis g. Quentmeyer and wife, of
Milwaukee, spent the Fourth with
Waterfowl relatives.
E. G.. and w. H. Broenniman
transacted business in Minneapolis
and Superior last week.
Miss Lewa Ioklo, of Honolulu. fla
wall, is a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Liebermann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kunert en-
tertained Joseph Cellar and wife, Of
Chicago, on the Fourth.
Herman j. Deetjen, of Chicago, a
former resident here, visited Water
town relatives last week.
Mrs. John Vandenburg, of Grand
Rapids, Mich, is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. II. f. LANCE.
Matthew Maloney has gone to the
Island Resort hotel, Fox Lake, to
spend his summer vacation.
Mrs Elizabeth Davies and Miss
Bessie Throne returned Saturday from
their visit at Lansing, Iowa.
Miss Lydia Pease has returned from
a several months visit with relatives
in Cleveland and New York.
Mrs William Monroe and children,
of Wilmington, 5. c., are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Jane Lord.
Charles d. Richards, of Chicago,
spent Sunday at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Eliza Richards.
Postmaster Gruetzmacher has been
away from his duties the past week
enjoying his summer vacation.
Mrs. Ada j. Stone and daughter
Florence, Of Chicago, are visitors at
the home Of + A. Mendenhall.
Mrs. Henry N. Binford and son, of
Los Angeles, Cal, we're recent guests at
the home of Wesley E. Woodland.
Mrs. D. Davis, nee Margaret Evans,
and Miss Mae Davis, of Kewaunee,
Illinois, are visiting relatives here.
Edward j. Stacy last week removed
his family to indianapolis, where he
is employed in candy mandatory.
Mrs. George P Mathes and daugh-
ter, Miss May, Of Milwaukee, were
visitors with Mrs. A. V. Off on Sun
day.
Aaron Mead, for many years clerk
in Brandt & Abele's store, has gone to
Chicago, where he will seek employ
ment
Mesdames Fred Seeger, of Chicago,
and Florian Ries, of Milwaukee, were
guests last week of w. A. Beurhaus
and wife.
Charles Feisst returned last week
from his visit to his native country,
Switzerland. He reports very pleas
ant and enjoyable trip.
Richard Kruger has returned from
his summer vacation and is again
serving customers at the Schempf
Bros. &C mpany's store.
w H. Bennett, one of the publish
ers of The Mineral Point Tribune,
was a visitor in town yesterday and
made US a pleasant call.
Edward and John Schempf, Miss
Metha Schempf and Miss Elsie Kiene
were among the arrivals at Hotel
Clifford, Oconomowoc lake, last week.
Miss Ella Wilder left Monday on
a trip to Portland, Ore, and other
Pacific coast points. She W II meet
her brother, George F. Wilder, who
is employed as timber agent in the
state of Washington by the Milwaukee
road.
Among the delegates to the Inter-
national convention of the Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor,
held at Detroit last week, were Carl
Nowack and Henry Bergman, and the
Misses Minnie Marquart and Dora
Geschke, of this city.
Died.