Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-06-29
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AR. Vaughan was in Lodi Wednesday.
Louis Trayser, of Chicago, is visitor in the city.
William F. WHITE was Milwaukee visitor Mon
day.
Miss Laura Barber visited in Milwaukee Tues
day.
Max Whiting, of Madison, is visiting friends
here
Miss Lydia Gasser is home from Chicago for
visit.
cago.
H. G. CRUDE transacted business in Milwaukee
Sunday.
Arthur Bartlett of Fort Atkinson, was in the city
Sunday.
Will Radke transacted business in Milwaukee
Tuesday.
Mrs Marion Newton was a Milwaukee visitor
Tuesday.
Miss Della Koenig visited in Milwaukee during
the week.
Michael Burke of Beloit, was Sunday visitor
| in the city.
]. T. Moak and wife have been entertaining
Mrs. C. S. Moak and Miss Flossie Moak of Leaven-
worth, Kan.
Charles D. Richards, of Chicago, visited in the
city Sunday.
E.J. Melzner, of juneau, was in the city for a
few hours Thursday.
Frank E. Wire and family are enjoying an out
| ing at Delayan Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Hill are visiting the Pan
American Exposition.
Miss Nettie Strauss, of Milwaukee, is the guest
of Miss Irma Schempf.
Deputy Game Warden linn, of Milwaukee, was
| in the city Wednesday
Mrs. Theodore Schnitzler, of Milwaukee was a
recent visitor in the city.
were visitors here Monday.
Miss Ella Moore, of Milwaukee, is the guest of
her cousin, Miss Ella Sipp.
Charles Lynch was up from Jefferson to spend
Sunday with his family here.
Miss Marion Shinnick spent Thursday and Fri
| day of this week in Milwaukee.
Sidney Jones, of Hustisford was a business
| visitor to WATERFOWL Thursday.
Miss Minnie Notz is home from Waldheim san
itarium much improved in health.
Oscar Wertheimer and sister, Miss Zayda, spent
a few hours in Milwaukee Monday.
FL. Duffy. of East Grand Forks, N. D., visited
this week at his mothers home here.
Fred Middelstadt of Maynard, Ia, is visiting
| his sister, Mrs. Sophia GruetZmacher.
Mrs. T. McGolrick of Minneapolis, is visiting
with Miss Anna McGolrick In this city.
L. ]. DUNCAN, of Milwaukee, called on friends
and former neighbOrs here on Sunday.
Max Ulrch went to Milwaukee Thursday, where
| he will be employed for several months.
] Mr.. and Mrs. James Roy entertained Rev. Perry
and wife, of Whitewater, on Wednesday.
Prof. and Mrs. C. F. viebahn left yesterday for
a sojourn at Manitowoc and other places.
WI Slight and family leave next Tuesday on a
two weeks visit to his brother at Belmond, la.
Mrs. H. A. Lyman, OF Stevens Point is visiting
at the home of her father, F. H. Breckenridge.
Hugo Koester, is here from st. Francis semin.
airy, Milwaukee, to spend the summer vacation.
| T.B. Roach and August Maehrke, of Lake Mills,
we're registered at the New Commercial Sunday.
Mrs. Nettie Williams, of Rogersville, is guest
at the home of Thomas Williams, town of Emmett
| Will Touton and wife, of Fort Atkinson, were
| visitors this week at the home of Max Wegemann
Mrs. A. ]. Moulding and daughter, of Milwaukee
visited this week at the home of Mrs. Maria Pierce
Robert Kniesel left Friday for La Porte, Ind.
where he has position i'm a jewelry establish
ment.
| Henry Markenten and wife, of Chicago, were
guests this week at the home OF Mrs. Johanna
Foljahn.
James Martenson, of Milwaukee, and Chris Msaf
tenson of Appleton, spent Sunday at their home
in this city.
Mrs. John Duesler, of Hyde, was the guest this
week of her daughters Mrs. F. T. Wilson and Mrs
]. E. Jones.
Louis Spangenberg, of Tomah, is visiting at the
home of his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs George
Spangenberg.
Ferdinand Volkmann left Thursday for visit
to the Pan american exposition. He will be gone
about ten days.
w. q. Jones, the successful stock breeder, OF
tisford was a welcome caller at The Republican
office Saturday.
H. F. LANCE, of vendom, is visiting his family
in this city. He is engaged in the manufacture OF
laths at Vendom.
Miss Emma MarQuardt, of Milwaukee, was In
the city this week. called here by the illness of bel
sister, Miss Lydia.
William Schimmel returned from Chicago Wed
nesday evening" where he had been undergoing
medical examination.
Misses Elsie and Fannie Crout, of Oconomowoc
were guests of WATERFOWL friends during por
ton of the past week.
Rev. John O'Keeffe was a guest this week al
Sacred Heart college. He now has charge of q
parish at Austin, Texas.
Martin and Max Duenewald and Frank Noet
thing, of Chicago, attended the Kehr-Duenewald
wedding here Wednesday.
Miss Lydia Broennimann returned last week
from an extended visit to her brother E. G. Broen
nimann in Brooklyn, NY
Mrs. E. A. Wurster and daughter, Hattie, Of
Milwaukee, visited relatives here last week. Mr.
Wurster was also here on Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. F. c. Wurl and two children OF
Boston, Mass, are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hoffman,, ST. parents of hts. Wurl.
Edward Knaak, Oscar Wertheimer, Ferd Snyder
and Miss Gertrude Seibel attended the Tousley-
Hollabush wedding at Fort Atkinson, Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Catherine Whyte, of Glasgow, Scotland
who has been visiting at the home of William F.
Whyte, left Tuesday for New York City to take
passage for home.
Mrs. C. T. Sleeper and mother, Mrs. C. March,
and Miss Marion Gardner left Thursday to visit
relatives at Marinette. The ladies will go by
steamer from Milwaukee and will be abssnt sew
eral weeks. Bon voyage to the travellers.