Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-07-06
Persof.aI mention.

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H. L. Shepard spent Sunday in Chicago.
e. P. Traeumer spent Tuesday in Milwaukee.
Miss Mae Kelly, of Juneau, was in the city Mon
| day.
| Mrs. G. A. Stallmann is visiting relatives in Chi
cago.
Miss Matte Manske is in Buffalo, N Y, for a
visit.
Mrs. NJ. Newton visited friends in Madison yes
| terday.
Harry Nelson, of Lake Mills visited in the city
Friday
| C. Vullmahn. of Milwaukee, spent Sunday in
| the city.
| PC. Quentmeyer transacted business Tuesday
| in Jefferson.
| George Heck, of Chicago vsitedaat his old home
| here this week.
| Gus. Marquart and wife, of Tomah, visited
| here this week.
C. A. Skinner transacted legal business at JEFF
| ferson Tuesday.
Miss Anna Rutherford of GAINESVILLE, visited in
| the city this week.
Oscar Weber, is home from Danville, ILL.,, on a
visit to his parents
Mrs. Mary Hughes, of Utica, N. Y, is visiting
relatives in this city.
Miss L. Wetter spent Sunday with relatives and
friends in Jefferson.
Thomas Prendergast, of Madison, called on old
friends here Thursday.
John q Couwav attanda5 to Iaual hueinoSc
Jefferson Tuesday last.
Mrs. E. E. Kirkham, of Juneau, was Fourth of
July visitor to this city.
P. Prink, OF The Waterloo Democrat, was a call
er in the city Thursday.
Mic Hermann, of jefferson. visited among his
friend here Thursday.
John C. Grogan, of Harvard, Ill.,. spent Sunday
| with friends in this city.
Arthur Ryan. of Richmond, Va. is visiting at
his mothers home here.
Paul Brown is home from Georgetown college
for the summer vacation.
Attorney thur Mulberger, of Chicago, visited
at his home here this week.
Louis Kunitz was home from Weyauwega on a
visit to his family this week.
visited in the city this week.
Miss Kartack of Baraboo, spent Sunday with
her grandparents i'll this city.
Attorney Charles Kading transacted business at
Reeseville one day this week.
Mrs. George w. Sloan and daughter, of juneau,
enjoyed the Fourth in this city.
Max Huber is viewing the sights at the Pan
American exposition in Buffalo
Mrs Thomas E. Jones and son, of Ilion, N. Y,
are visiting relatives in the city.
George W. Hill and wife returned Tuesday
evening from a visit in the East.
VIII Smith and wife, of Waukesla, visited rela-
tives here Thursday and Friday.
Miss Winnifred Shinnick is home from Mil
waukee for the summer vacation.
Peter Klug and wife, of Whitewater visited at
the home of James Roy this week.
Charles Brand wife and family of Chicago, are
guests as,the home of C. z. Traenner.
! Mrs. Otto Roessler and children. of jefferson.
| visited among relatives here this week.
Miss Mary Campbell. of Lombard, Ill.,, visited
with friends here during the past week.
VIII Cavenaugh and family of Milwaukee. were
guests of relatives in the city this week.
Misses La Stelle and Lorraine Solon were guests
sunday at the home of Mrs. 7. c. Ryan.
Walter Baumann left last week for Providence
K. L.. where he will reside in the future.
Mrs. Avery Newton. of Kaukauna, guest
this week at the home of Marion Newton.
Miss Genevieye Mullen was the guest over Sun
day of Miss Gertrude Place at Oconomowoc.
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Perry.
Martin Stapleton, of Fox Lake, was a guest this
week at the home of his son. E. NJ. Stapleton.
H. d. Corners. of Amboy, H., visited several
days this week with his sister, Mrs. H. Kuehn.
| Rev. Father Mcbride, of Oconomowoc, was the
guest Monday evening of Rev. w. j. Houlihan.
Mrs. F. Power, of Chicago, visited several days
! This week at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Green.
| Rudolph Radtke and wife, of Chicago, were
guests this week at the home of Robert Radtke.
Mrs. Herman Doerr and son, of Sioux Rapids,
| Ia are guests at the home of Julius Doerr ard
wife.
Mrs. John Bewck, of Melvina, is visiting at the
home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Form
crook.
l Mrs. Poe, who has been visiting for some time
1t the home of j. Reinhard left Monday for
BelOit.
Mrs. George Werden and daughter, of Richland
Center, visited last week at the home of Ernst
Alermann
Ray Stanton, of Indianapolis is visiting at the
home Of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Mendenhall.
Mr.. and Ms. Ed Todl and Mr.. and hirs. Van
Munger, OF Oconomowoc sampled Watertown hos
pitality July 4.
Henry Kuhn. of Mankato, Minn., and Otto
Kuhn, of Madison. visited at the home of their
mother this week.
Max ROhr and bride have returned from their
honeymoon trip to the East and have taken uI
their residence in Second street.
William NJ Sommerfield and son, of Milwaukee
visited during portion of this week at the home
of William F. Sommerfield and wife.
Carl Snyder, Ernst Snyder, Fred Dibble and
Henry Heisa, OconomOwoc friends, paid us the
the compliment of a friendly call on the Fourth
Misses Efie McCabe and Kate Brannan. of Ocon
omowoc and their friends. Misses Anna and Ida
Ruesch, visited at The Republican Office Thursday
c. M. Park of Chicago, formerly agent for the
united States Express company mere visited II
this city last week. He was accompanied by hi
wife.
Miss Hattie Meyer returned Monday from E
Rio. Tenn. where she has spent the past few
months doing missionary work among the noun
tain whites.
Miss Jessie Kellogg and Miss Clara Urbutt, o
Oconomowoc, were of party that viewed thu
Fourth of July parade from the rooms of the Wa
tertoWn School of Music.
Bert Heise. Forest Hubbard and the Misses Jen
ME Gerber and Jeanette Tuttle. all of Oconomo
woe happened TO be part of about 1000 visitor
from that city on the Fourth.
Ben Fischer. formerly resident of Lowell. bu
now Of Packwaulee, visited his faughter Mrs
Robert Achtenhagen, OH Tuesday We were gla,
to meet our old friend and renew a quaintance
Father Peter Lauth, formerly connected witt
st. Bernard's church in this city, was guest a