Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-09-26
PERSONAL MENTION.


Miss Ella Rogan is visitor with
Chicago relatives.
Robert Kniesel, of Waukesha, visited
his mother yesterday.
Carl Triedel, of Milwaukee, has been
the guest of Harry May.
Chief of Police Block visited friends
in Chicago over Sunday.
Miss Rose Edwards, of Beloit, is
visiting at her home here.
Miss Ida Schroeder, of Milwaukee,
is the guest of Mrs. G. R. Field.
| Miss Edith Prior, of Minneapolis, is
the guest of Miss Veina Sleeper.
Miss Lille Beurhaus returned last
week from her visit at Marshfeld.
| Miss Minnie Kohl is entertaining
Miss Addie Hansen, of Milwaukee.
Edward Winkler, Of Beloit, has
been visiting at his old home here.
Edward Schmutzler is in Milwau-
kee taking instructions in embalming.
Charles Sphinx, of Buffalo, N. D.,
|
Miss Matte Thomas, of Mil aukee,
is the guest of Miss Katie Evans, North
road.
Joseph Quis and daughter, of Find
| lay, O., visited relatives here last
week.
John Davies and sister, Miss Avrina
Davies, are visiting relatives at Lam
sing, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. P. Gates went to
Belolt Saturday to attend the funeral
OF relative.
Frank Goeldner was out from Mil
waukee to spend Sunday under the
parental roof.
Miss Grace King, of Chippewa
( Falls, is a guest at the home OF
i William Black.
Mrs. George Grimm, of Jefferson,
visited her mother, Mrs. j. d. Bull
lock, last week.
F. J. Duffy, of East Grand Forks.
Mimi, has been visiting his mother
and sister here.
A. Quentmeyer and M. Maloney
were down from Fond du Lac Thurs
day and Friday.
Andrew Cummings and son, Henry,
of Chicago, have been visitors in the
city during the week.
Miss Ada Hollabush, of Fort Atkina
son, was the guest of Miss Zayda
| INort boi NOR a Ct weak
Arthur Gardner took his departure
Thursday for San Francisco, where
he has secured position.
Miss Alma Harter, of Chicago, is
milliner. as head trimmer.
Rasmus B. Anderson, editor of
the Sea ndinavian paper, Amerika, at
Madison, was in town Friday.
Patrick Kennedy, Watertown's
pioneer Hveryman, will soon remove
with his family to Milwaukee.
William H. Schmidt, who has been
employed in drug store at Wausau
several months, is home on visit.
Ernst Ecklemann, of Milwaukee, a
graduate of the Northwestern uni
versity, visited friends here over Sun
day.
j. A. Young, one of the proprietors
of the Sun Prairie and Oshkosh can
ming factories, was visitor in town
Friday.
George C. Lewis is in Chicago this
| L. of
the manufacturers Of bee-keepers'
supplies.
W. r. Thomas went to Chicago
| Friday to attend the marriage of his
cousin, Prof W. w. Atwood, of the
Chicago institute.
Miss Lulu Shasky left Saturday for
Milwaukee, where she has a position in
the millinery establishment of her
aunt, Mrs O. E. Meyer.
Charles Sheblak, with Frederick
Stearns & Co., manufacturing
! pharmacists, Detroit, Mich, spent
Sunday al his home here.
Felix Leschinger, Mrs. M. Casey
and Miss Emma Leschinger' attended
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| Hered, in Milwaukee Saturday.
Alderman H. Wertheimer was
visitor at Waukesha Friday His
wife, who had been visiting her
daughter there, returned home with
! him.
Fred Winkenwerder has removed
with his family from the town Of
Watertown into the city, occupying
the Tercinski residence on Sixth
street.
P. j. Norton, of Emmett, accom-
panied by his wife and son, is at Ash
! land attending meeting of the state
court of Catholic Foresters, of which
/ he is an officer.
| Mrs Kate Martin, mother of Mrs.
G.. P. Gates, was called to Beloit
Thursday by the death of her father,
Frank Meuret, an early settler Of that
vicinity. Deceased was 80 years of