Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-28
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Itens Interest
Gathered about By Our Local Scribe.


Landlord Sheppard, of the junction
hotel, transacted business in Milwaukee
Fridd y of last week.
Mrs. Charles F. Lange and daughter
Meta, are spending the holidays with
relatives at Sheboygan.
John Killian and family are spending
the holidays at the home of Mr.. Killian's
mother in Fifth street.
Mrs. H. A. Bell entertained her sister
Miss Mildred McFate, of GAINESVILLE,
during the past week.
Ned Evans who has been attending the
La Crosse business college is home for
the Christmas vacation
| Miss Rose Kiefer, who is attending
the st. Coietta's school at Jefferson, is
visiting at her home here.
Peter Bergin, of Green Bay, eng ineer
on the Milwaukee road, is visiting his
father, Stephen Bergin.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McG0wen, of
| Shields, were Christmas visitors with
| friends at Fond du Lac.
Richard Burke, of Plymouth, is visit
ing at the home Of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. j. Burke, in this city.
Mrs. John Bergin, of the town of Water
town, returned home after an eX tended
visit with friends at Minneapolis.
A. P. Wilder, the editor of the Stat e
Journal, was d passenger frCm the east
homeWard on Tuesday NOR ning's train
DR.. Raymond j. Wenker and wife
were Christmas visitors at the home of
the formers father in North MontgOm-
cry street.
John Carmody, employed by the Chi
cag0 u Northwestern railway at Mil
waukee, was visiting friends in the city
for few days.
Misses Lena SchmutZler, Zada Vert
heimer and Clara Shasky, and Mr.. Ed.
Knaak attended the Y. B. c. Christmas
party at Oc0nOmOwOc.
Tho Misses Hattie Werner andsEuge-
MA Brandt, who are attending the Aca-
denny Of Our Lady, in Chicago, are at
home for the holidays.
Albert Hedler was out from MiIwau-
kee to spend Christmas here. 1t is his
Intention to open law Office in Mil
Waukee after New Years.
DR.. Philip Binzel. of Milwaukee, and
Miss Anna BinzeI and DR.. George Meyer,
OF OcOn0mow0c, attended the funeral of
Theodore Huber on Thursday.
Miss Nellie McSweeney and daughter
Marian, of Chicago, and Mrs. Thomas
Casey and daughter Nellie Of James
vile are guests at the home of W III.
O'Brien.
Mrs. Charles Alexander, an esteemed
subscriber, of Lake Mills, was a welcome
visitor at the Rep pubIican office on Mon
day. Who giyeth to the poor, iendeth to
| the Lord.
Mr.. Otto Kuhn. at present a trusty and
trusted employee of the Madison Candy
Company, spent Christmas with his
mother IN this city, returning to Madi-
son Thursday evening.
iion.J. D. Bullock, Of Johnson Creek
who has been located at Richmond, Va,
as internal revenue agent, has been
| transferred to the Wisconsin district of
the revenue service and arrived home
| Monday.
Mike Clifford, one of our boy friends
when we lived in Juneau, now inter
ested in the Juneau Independent, was
visitor to Watert0wn Monday and
dropped H." Thanks for the call.
Come again.
Michael Mccullough, of Milwaukee,
was in the city Saturday. He stated
Francisco where he will be employed by
the National Biscuit company in one Of
their factories.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thauer and family
have taken their departure from Juneau
for WatertOwn, which city will be their
future home. Mr.. Thauer has rented the
elegant new residence on North Church
street in that city the erection of which
was begun by the late Dr.. Jaeger last
summer, and recently completed. The
family will occupy this residence until
next simmer when Mr.. Thauer contem-
plates the building Of residence Of his
own on the Kennedy property recently
purchased by him and located on the
same street. Mr.. Thauer and family
came to Juneau five years ago, when he
was elected to the office of register of
deeds and have resided here since. They
have many warm friends here who sin
cerely regret their departure and whose
best wishes accompany them to our
neighboring city. Juneau Independent.