Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-09-14

Monday.
Mrs John Fischer visited Lowell friends during
the week.
Edward Rack transacted business at Madison
Thursday.
Ed. May, of this city, transacted business a
Minneapolis Monday
Mrs. John Roth, of Reesevile, visited friends
here last week Friday.
J. G. Gunzennausen, of Chicago, called OF
friends here this week.
Miss Maude Cavenaugh is visiting friends ant
relatives in Milwaukee.
friends during the week.
Attorney NJ. L. Lueck, of Juneau, transacted
business here Wednesday.
Among the many visitors at the State fair this
week was DR.. A. H. Hartwig.
W. Krause. wife and son were guests of tle
lady's parents at Milford. Monday.
C. W. Rhodes, of Waupun, was a visitor among
friends in this city during the week.
W. C. Radke and Will Stats we're Thursda!
visitors to the State fair, Milwaukee.
Alderman Stack has been confined to the house
for couple of days, owing to ill health.
Mrs. Mary Schott returned Thursday from g
short visit with relatives at Muscoda, Wis.
Miss Flora sleight was among the many visitors
to the exposition at Milwaukee this week.
Miss Emma Dwyer, of Milwaukee, visited here
this week, the guest OF Miss Laura Higgins.
Mrs H. ]. Strauss and son, of this city are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. g. Langholff of Fort Atkinson
Mrs. Marion Newton entertained Mrs. Fred
Kramer of Milwaukee, several days during the
week.
Emil Seibel and daughters, Gertrude and Irene
returned during the week from the Buffolo expo
sition.
VIII Langtree WHO has been visiting here the
past week, left Thursday for visit to friends al
Chicago.
Aaron Blanchard stock dealer of OconomOwoc
was business visitor to Watertown at Tuesdays
stock fair.
Miss Gussie Blumenfeld, of Milwaukee, called
on friends here this week, the guest of Miss Let
tie Salick.
Miss Mary Carlin, of this city, spent few days
of this week with her sister, Mrs. Elon Munger
at Oconomowoc.
j. T. Moak, assistant postmaster, spent few
days the early part of the week in Chicago, re-
turning Tuesday
c. R. Blumenfeld and wife, of this city, after a
short visit to Oconomowoc relatives, left that city
Monday for Chicago.
Miss Lille Weber, of Proftstown H., was a
visitor among friends and relatives in this city
during the past week.
Mrs. Edwin Pratt entertained her mother Mrs
Foote, and Mrs. Hilbert, of Waupun, a number OF
days during the week.
Mrs. J. E. Bewick, of Melvina, this state, was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Forncrook in First
street. several days during the week.
Miss Maud Stapleton left Monday morning for
Chippewa Falls where she contemplates few
weeks visit with friends and relatives.
Charles Carow, OF Juneau, Albert Fehling, Of
Lowell, and D. Buckley, of OconOmowoc, were out
of town traders at the stock fair Tuesday.
DIR. o. Wolfram has martriculated at the Mil
waukee Medical college and intends taking
course in medicine. The college opens Monday
The register of Wisconsin people at the Buffalo
exposition Tuesday contained the names of Mrs
G. C. Lewis, NJ. j. and F. E. WoOdard, of this city
George P. Gates and family went to Beloi
Tuesday to be present at the last sad rites Of
Mrs. Catherine Martin, at that city. Obituary
notice elsewhere.
John Gorth, of Oconomowoc, the genial pro
prietor of the Jones House, was visitor in this
city Monday. Mr.. Gorth is clerk of the court Of
Waukesha county.
Rev. H. Hamfeldt of Toledo, Ohio, will be the
guest of Rev. II. Sterz over Sunday. He will con
duct the services at the Evangelical Protestant
church on that day.
Rev. B. Mueller of New Hamburg, Ontario
Canada, vas recent guest of Rev. II. Sterz o
this city. He conducted the services at the
Evangelical Protestant church last Sunday.
General Solliday and son, DR.. A. F., spent las
week hunting in the vicinity of Camp Douglas, re
turning home Saturday. The gentlemen repor
plenty of game and fine sport while absent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller, accompanied b.
Mrs. John Habhegger, are enjoying the sights af
forded by the Buffalo exposition. They left Mon
day, making the journey through the great lakes
Miss Mildred McFate visited in the city thi
week. She was ON her way from Waupun II
GAINESVILLE where she will attend the institute TO
the blind. While here she was the guest of Mrs
Herbert A. Bell.
D. II. Kusel the hardware man, is enjoying al
extended visit with his daughter at New Yorl
City. His wife who preceded him there SOM
time ago will accompany the gentleman on his re
turn trip home. He contemplates spending fey
days at the Pan-American exposition.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Piper braved the rail
storm of Wednesday and drove over from Pipers
vile. As merchant, farmer and postmaster
| Frank" as his old time friends famiiarly ad
dress him, seems to fill large area in the pull
lie eye locally and to be an acknowledged success
| IN whatever he engages
Jumbo" Keel, of Watertown, arrived her
Monday evening to enjoy few days sport wit
the prairie chickens. He will no doubt succee
in getting good number as the birds are plent
| full and he is a crack wingshot. Later-He bagge
twenty-one birds in two days shooting.-Cambri
| News.