Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-08-17

here during the week.
Miss Mary Prendergast, of Madison, visited in
the city, during the week.
William Sonnemann, of Milwaukee, spent Sun
day here with his parents.
H. j. Hoffman, spent Saturday last in Milwau-
kee, transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Toussiant visited in Mlwau-
kee, the fore part of the week.
John Rogler and wife visited relatives in Chi
cago the fore part of the week
Mrs. Mary Schott entertained Mrs. Jennie Koch.
of Milwaukee, during the week.
William Krahn and wife, of Milwaukee, spent
Sunday with relatives in the city.
William Cheney and wife spent Sunday in the
city, the guests of NJ. J. Woodland
DR.. Eugene Goeldner and wife enjoyed an ou,-
ing during the week at Fox Lake.
Frank Scheiber was in Chicago during the week
attending lectures on embalmng
Julius Fuermann and wife, of Chicago. spent
the week with relatives in the city.
John Enright is visiting at his home in the
city. He is now at Pine Bluff, Ark.
Mrs. Mamie Eberle, of Fond du Lac, visited her
son, H. 7. Eberle, during the week.
DIR. T. C. Werner and daughter Hattie are view
ing the sights at the Pan-American.
Frank Mueller, of Milwaukee, spent Sunday and
Monday in the city visiting relatives.
DR.. Whyte and wife entertained DR.. Gapin and
daughter, of Madison, Saturday last.
Mrs. L. W. Bonner entertained her father,
Isaac Hunt, of Fond du Lac, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. N Murphy were up from James
vile visiting friends during the week.
Charles A. Vaughan, Mic Simon and Joseph
Horock spent Wednesday at Horizon.
W. C. Raue and wife entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Richards, of Milwaukee, last Sunday.
Lee Murphy spent Sunday with his parents in
this city. He is now employed at Beloit.
Mrs. Edward Sipp entertained her niece, Miss
Marie Moore, of Milwaukee, during the week.
G.. P. Treaumer is at Fond du Lac, assisting in
fixing up the floats for the big street parade.
Mrs. Sidney Jones and daughter, of the town of
Hustisford, were Watertown visitors last Saturday.
Frank Bald employed at Rockford ILL.,. is visit
ing at the home of his parents in the Fifth ward
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schempf are entertaining
their daughter, Mrs. J. L. Piermont, of Wheaton,
Ill.
Mrs. Joseph Wright and daughters are visiting
Mrs. Herman Voge. sister of Mrs. Wright, in
Chicago.
Joseph E. Kleiner, of the Madison Candy COM
pany was in the city Wednesday, transactng
business
R. S. Keel, Leonard Jaehrling and Charles
Feist drove over to Waterloo Thursday to attend
the live pigeon shoot.
Mrs. George W Sloan, of Juneau, and lady
friend from Columbus, were guests at the Ameri-
can House Wednesday.
After an absence of about four months, Will
liam Buchheit and daughter Amelie, returned
from Germany, August g.
August Wagner and Andrew Nelson of Marsh
field, called among friends here Tuesday on their
return trip from Camp Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stevens, of Shelby, Ia,
were in the city Monday. the guests of George W.
Evans, brother of Mrs. Stevens.
Mrs. Mary S. Wilder 3O1 Fifth Street, was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. d. A. Hadley, of
Oconomowoc, part of the past week
John Bruegger, formerly an employe of the D. &
F. Kusel company now at Wiliston n. D.. visited
in the city several days during the week.
Hon. William Fleming, wife and daughters, Ida
and Birdie, OF Gconomowoc, were in attendance
upon the Corry-Shllnick wedding Tuesday.
Joseph E. Davies recently graduated at the
State university, will go to Minnesota, and upon
his return will open law office in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. H'y Fischer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Mueller and Mrs. Martin Friedel, of jefferson, at
tended the funeral of Miss Hattie Voedish here
last Sunday.
The following gentlemen visited the sugar beet
fields at Beaver Dam during the week. Simon
Molzahn, Joseph Molzahn, Andrew Hertel and
Otto Hildemann.
Harry MenZe and wife, visiting at the home of
the latter's mother, Mrs. Rooney, Plank road, for
about two weeks, returned to their home at Wau-
SEGA, Mimi, Tuesday.
Mesdames A. Schott, R. Schott, J. McGowen and
children, the Misses Amanda Schott, Anna Gun
bingham Lizzie Mccullough and Prof. William
Weber spent Monday at Rock Lake.
Mrs. Seibel, Mrs. Voedish Prof. Bredow, Mr.
and Mrs. BuchholtZ, Moritz Blumenfeld, B. F.
Zillisch, A. F. Haberman and Ed Cole were among
Watertown visitors at Jefferson during the past
week.
pleton where she will assist F. C. Adams in con-
Quoting a class of 128 scholars, teaching the
diamond garment cutter system of ladies fine
James Duffy and Major Miller up country
farmers paid their usual monthly visit to Water
town Tuesday. They did not come to buy nor did
hey bring anything to sell. but just come down
20 pass away the time.
Mrs. C. T. Sleeper returned Monday evening |
rom somewhat prolonged visit among friends |
living at Marinette. The lady will remain here !
Until sometime in September when she intends
to her California home
The Misses Bessie Throne, Inez Sleeper, Olive
Parks, Grace Bertram, Mrs. John Throne and
dessrs. Lewis W. and Cliff Parks, of this CITY, and
Arthur Bowers and Lulu Engelhart, of Milwaukee,
ire enjoying an outing at Irinside Lake Mills.