Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-05-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs Louisa Goeldner is visiting in
Milwaukee.
Editor Kelley, of Juneau, was in the
city Saturday.
Mrs Jane Robbins is visiting rela-
tives in Genoa, Ill.
Irwin Wurster, of Milwaukee, visited
relatives here last week.
DR.. M. O'Malley, of Milwaukee,
visited in the city Friday.
! Bert WILDER, of Milwaukee, called
on old friends here Saturday.
! Joseph Leschinger transacted bus
mess in Milwaukee Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Kunert is entertaining
her father, Joseph Cellar, of Chicago.
w. A. Christians and Frank Stempel
were up from johnson Creek on Sun
day.
Thomas Prendergast, of Madison,
was a visitor in the city Wednesday
last
Miss Minnie Lueders, of Madison,
visited with Miss Emma Wenck last
week.
Alec Martenson, of Racine, was a
Sunday visitor at the home of his .
parents.
Frank and Miss Addie johnson came /
out from Milwaukee Saturday to visit
relatives.
Mrs j. S. Morris, of Waupun,
visited last week with Mrs. Wesley +
Woodland.
DR. Gilbert I. Wenker and brother, /
Wal err, visited relatives at Columbus /
last week.
Miss Sue Cady is undergoing med t
ical treatment at st. Mary's hospital,
Milwaukee.
Hugo Volkmann, of Milwaukee, Wis
tied at his old home in the Sixth ward |
over Sunday.
F. d. Schreiner and Miss Nellie I
Brett, Of Fort Atkinson, called on /
friends here Sunday.
George Roper has returned from
Chicago and will again engage in the
cattle buying business.
Edward Charboneau, of Kansas City,
was called here by the death of his !
faGher, Louis Charboneau.
Charles Prendergast has accepted a
position on the road with the Madison |
Candy company and will begin work
shortly.
George Seibel and son, of Minneap-
oils, returned to their home yester-
day, after visiting relatives here sew
eral days.
Edward Lemke, of Milwaukee,
former WatertOwn boy, is now en-
gagged as assistant inspector of the
Northwestern university.
The Misses May Mcmahon and
Lizzie Davies, of Chicago, and Maggie
Finnigan, of Milwaukee, have been
guests of Miss Mary Carlin.
After residence here of many
years, Mrs. Catherine Prendergast and
family removed yesterday to Madison,
where they will make their future
home.
Edwin H. Zuehlke, for three years
past an employe of The REPUBLICAN
Office, left yesterday for Rockford, H.,
where he expects to become engaged
at his trade.
L. A. Charboneau and Mrs j. B.
Murphy, accompanied by Undertaken
Edward Schmutzler, went to Oshkosh
Friday to bring home the remains of
their deceased father.
The following delegates from this
city attended the Republican state
convention in Milwaukee last Wednes-
day: Jesse Stone, H. Wertheimer,
George P. Gates, A. E. Needham and
A. G.. Deimel.
ID. H. Beurhaus departed Saturday
for Cleveland, O., where he will en-
gage in business as a member of the
firm of Zipp & SchOrndorfer, manu-
facturers Of extracts and baking pow
der. His family will remain here for
the present
Edmund Goeldner represented Unity
, council, No. 23O, of this city, at
meeting of the grand lodge of the
Royal Arcanum in Milwaukee Wednes-
day. The order is in fourishing
condition, having 200, ZOO members in
| the United States and Canada and
reserve fund of 81, 400, 900.