Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-10-12

Mrs. William NovOy, of Winneconnie
is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Blanche Fellman was recent
visitor among Lake Mills friends.
Mrs. Louis Kusel entertained St. Mar
garet's guild Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Lena Runkel is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Wilkowski.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Lewis were among
Saturdays visitors to the Cream City.
Mrs. M. A. Watson, of Fort Atkinson
was visitor to Watertown Thursday.
Charles Wenck attended the funeral OF
Charles Kartak at OconomOwOc Tuesday
Hon. August Zinn, of Milwaukee, was
business visitor to W atertOwn Friday
Sherman King. of Boise City, Idaho
is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Fulkerson
Mrs. Mary Prendergast and daughter
Mary, OF Madison, are visiting in the
city.
Walter Gangelhoff, of Minneapolis, is
visiting at the home of his uncle, Joseph
Wright.
octIIdotol hdiluluS, VI OOluulDuS
spent Thursday with III. A. Long and
family.
A new sidewalk is being laid in West
Main street along st. Bernard's church
property.
Mrs. 0. R. Gilbert and little daughter
OF OcOnOmOWOc were visitors to our city
Thursday.
Mr.. Edward Mallory, of Milwaukee
has been the guest of friends here during
the week.
Miss Emma Wennk has been the guest
OF he- friend, Miss Anna KlOckOw, of
Jefferson this week.
Mrs. Chas. Kartak and son Franz, of
OcOn0mOWoc. were guests of friends in
Watertown yesterday.
A. E. Baumann, at present employed
at Fond du Lac, came down to spend
Sunday at his old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kronitz have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
at home on Main street.
Chris T. Martenson, who has been at
work at Appleton, was a Sunday visitor
with his parents here.
Mis-. Gustav Zillmer and children,
returned to their home in West Grand
Rapids, Wis.,, after several weeks visit
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Kipp, of Chicago,
will be for some weeks the guests of the
lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Muth.
Mrs. John Throne, Mrs. Annie Sleeper,
and Miss Viena Sleeper have returned
from Chicago, were they have spent
several days.
John Thauer of Juneau was in the city
Tuesday, he intends removing to this
city soon and will erect a residence on
Church Street.
Owing to the serious illness of her
father, George Spangenberg, Mrs. Otto
Abrams, of Chicago, is in attendance at
his bedside.
The next meeting of the Saturday
Club will be held the afternoon of
October Is, at the home of Miss Melzer,
9Th street.
Mr.. +. A. Zimmerman, merchant and
postmaster at Milford, was guest among
WaterJOwn friends Tuesday and favored
us with a brief call.
The next annual meeting of the Grand
Encampment l. O. O. F. that has been in
session during this week at ViroQua,
will be held at BarabOO.
Mrs. Julius Schonkert and Mrs. Halle
ger attended the fuueral of their sister,
Mrs. John Uecke, of Seymour, Outa-
gamie county.
DIR. Raymund J. Wenker and wife, of
Milwaukee, were in attendance at the
Wenker-Casey wedding which was held
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Jones and Mrs. NJ
E. Baker, all of HustisfOrd, took Mon
days afternoon train for Augusta, where
they will visit friends.
Miss Dora Brennecke is entertaining
her friend, Miss Della Lehman, of
Unionville, Michigan.
Among those who attended the wedd
ing of Miss Ramsey at Madison Wednes
day evening were Mr.. Joseph Davies and
Miss Elizabeth Throne of this city.
The annual convention of the state
federation of women's clubs will meet al
Madison next week and the sessions will
be held in the assembly chamber of the
capitol.
Mrs. Lila L. Parks has returned from
quite an extended trip through the
East. She accompanied her daughter
Olive to Washington where the young
lady is to attend college.
Michael Fisher, an old time Lowell
friend, but now resident of Packwau-
kee, visited his daughter, Mrs. Achten-
hagen last Saturday, and took the Occa-
sion to drop in and renew old acquaint-
ance.
Wisconsin grand commandry, Knights
Templar, held its ffty-third annual con-
cIave at Masonic Temple, Milwaukee, on
Wednesday OF this week. Hon. W. f.
VOss was among those in attendance.
Mr.. J. j. Reid, of the town of Ashippun
one OF the most prosperous manufact-
urers of and dealers in cheese and dairy
products, was visitor to Watertown
Saturday. We were pleased to welcome
him to our work shop.
Lewis Parks of the State University
is home from Madison. He is accom-
panied by Mr.. Kennette Highly, senior
of the University. Lew took his horse
back with him, he and his friends leav-
ing Sunday, intending to drive to
Madison.
Lieut-GOv. Jesse Stone went into
Madison Wednesday and joiDei Collector
Of Internal Revenue, James q. MOnahan
and George A. Longee Of the Park hotel
and went to the latter's lodge on Lake
KegOnsa for a few days duck hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Coleman and
little son, of the town of Lowell, were
business visitors in WatertOwn Satur-
day. Mr.. Coleman, many years ago, was
a scholar in school of which the
writer was teacher, and his success in