Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-11-02

Connie Wiggenhorn was Milwaukee
visitor Sunday.
Fred Babenroth, of Milwaukee was III
the city, Tuesday.
Henry Cummings of Chicago, was in
the city Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Ruecker visited friends in
Madison, Sunday.
George W. Sloan Of Juneau was in the
city Saturday last.
George P. Gates transacted business at
Fall River, Tuesday.
Harry c. May went to Chicago on Mon
day mornings train.
Harry H. Briggs, of Chicago, spent Sun
day with friends here.
Gus. Zemke and Charles Deierlein are
hunting at Doyleston.
Mr. James johnson, of ST. Louis, is
visiting Ralph Eberle.
Thomas Brooks was in GAINESVILLE
Thursday, on business.
Chas. Buss, of Jefferson, called on
friends here Thursday.
Ralph Tenton, of Milwaukee, visited
friends here Wednesday.
TIA Williams, of Waterloo, was in the
city Friday of last week.
Henry Toussaint transacted business
in Milwaukee this week.
Miss Edith Curins returned from Mil
waukee during the week.
Ed. Krebs, of Jefferson. visited friends
here portion of the week.
j. II. Schoechert is at Buffalo, taking
iD sights at the exposition.
ThOs. Clarke transacted business in
Milwaukee during the week.
Miss Edna and Mr. Harry May visited
in Milwaukee during the week.
Louis Parks of Madison was an over
Sunday visitor at his home here.
Miss Frances Henry is entertaining
Miss Frances Slater of Waterloo.
Miss Marian Muleick, now teaching in
OcOnomowOc, spent SunGu! al .lolne.
Misses Grace and Josephine Sloane, of
Juneau, visited here during the week.
Miss Mary Dunn went to GAINESVILLE,
Thursday where she will visit relatives.
Mrs. Maxon Randall paid one of her
infrequent visits to Watertown Monday.
Attorney Henry Cochems, of Milwan-
kee. was in the city Tuesday, on business.
Mrs. Anna Mcmahon is entertaining
her son William Mcmahon, of New York
City.
Chas O'Brien and Mr.. Trundel, of Mil
waukee, visited friends here during the
week.
Miss Fanny Wander Bic is entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs. James L. King of ST.
Louis.
j. P. HerZog went to Wnn0woc ON
Wednesday 10 attend the funeral of a
relative.
Miss Lillian Streeter, of La Crosse,
has been visiting at the home of John
Schempf.
Mrs. S. E. Holmes and Mrs. Chadwick
returned Saturday last from their visit
to Omaha.
Mrs. Gustav Meis sner, of OconOmowoc,
was a guest of WatertOwn friends
Wednesday.
Theodore Stone foreman of the Water
loo Democrat and family were in the city
on Saturday.
Edward Malloy, of Milwaukee, is in the
city in the interests of the Dunn CONNER
cial agency.
MI. J. T. MOak and his guest, Lieut.
Commanding WendIich, visited Milwau-
kee yesterday.
Miss Emma Haberman. of jefferson,
was the welcome guest of Watertown
friends on Sunday.
Mrs. II. Kuehn returned home Monday
evening after a visit in Chicago and
other Illinois cities,
William Kehr has gone to Milwaukee
to have an operation performed for the
removal of gall stones.
The telephone operators at Columb us,
the Misses Marie Gruen and Anna Engle,
visited the central force here Sunday.
1t is seldom ones fortune to expert
ence so fine fall weather as has fallen to
our lot during the month just passed.
c. FL. Gardner and Mic Simon were
among the persons who attended to le-
gal business before Judge Grimm's court
Tuesday.
The E. Kunert Manufacturing COM
pany has sent j. C. Lange to Dexter,
Minn., where he will put in a job of
steam heating.
Mrs. E. Wollering, Of Chicago, and
Miss MOllie Schroeder of Milwaukee at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Margareth
Kaltenburn Monday.
John W. Quinn, the optician paid one
of his monthly visits to Watertown
Wednesday. There seems to be a good
demand for his services.
Mr.. M. J. Regan, proprietor of the
Avenue Hotel, Madison, and a we'll
kn own democratic politician, was a
Sunday guest at the New Commercial.
Mrs. Richard P. Biefeldt and son, Mrs.
Frank Teved0w and the Misses Hulda
Teryedow and Laura Smith were over
Sunday guests of MI. and Mrs. Gustav
Walters at OcOnOmoWoc.
Edgar Randall has been a frequent
visitor to WatertOWn of late. He is
hauling lumber to build new barn on
Mrs. Ryders farm to take the place of
the one burned some time ago.
c. L. Wagner, who for short time
has been visiting friends here, returned
to MonOmOnee Monday. His wife, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Anton Wyzin-
ski for several days, returned with him.
Rev. 7. c. Elgin, rector of st. Paul's
Episcopal church, attended the celebra-
tiOn of the tenth anniversary of the ell
ovation of the Rt Rev. [. L. Nicholson to
the head of the Wisconsin diocese of
Wisconsin, held in Milwaukee last Mon
day.
Mr.. S. M. Eaton returned Monday from
a trip to the East. While absent he
visited the Pan American Exposition
'to0k in" the Niagara Falls and also
visited his childhood's home in Canada
which he left when only years of age
He was accompanied by a brother. now
a resident of Alleghaney City, Pa. Mr.
Eaton reports an exceedingly pleasant
trip throughout.
Lieutenant Commander Percival J.
Werlich U. S. N. has been guest this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Moak. Lieut.
w. has been on duty the past three years
and half in the Philippines, has made
good record for efficiency and bravery
as an officer. He is both gratified and
surprised at the many improvements in
the city which have been made since the
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