Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-08-03

Arthur Bursinger transacted business in Chi
cago Thursday.
Mrs. d. Evans returned Thursday from visit
in Kankakee, ii.
City Attorney Buchheit transacted business in
Jefferson Tuesday
Mrs. Eliza Lehman transacted business in
Jefferson Thursday.
Mrs. ]. Kleeker, of Chicago, is visiting at her
parents home here.
Otto Wegemann and family are visiting reIa-
tives in Milwaukee,
Miss Hilda Kruger returned Wednesday from
a visit in Milwaukee.
Charles Schiller and Edward Siefert were Lake
Mills visitors Tuesday.
Miss Mary Burke is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Delaney, in Green Bay.
Bernice Oehler, of Lake Mills is visiting at the
home of H. T. Eberle.
Mrs. A. c. Judd and children are visiting rela-
tves in Newark, Ohio.
Mrs. L. W. Kruger, of Milwaukee, spent Sun
day with relatives here.
Mrs. James Archie visited relatives In Waterloo
the fore part of the week.
EDeTle IS HOW omplOpeQ Ill q large dry
goods house in st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bethke visited relatives
in OcOnomowoc this week.
District Attorney Lueck, of Juneau, was bust
ness visitor here Wednesday.
Mrs NJ Hackett returned Tuesday from visit
at Chicago and Notre Dame.
Register of Deeds Hager of Jefferson, trans
acted business here Thursday.
Emil Drummer returned Tuesday to Kenosha
after visit at his home here.
Otto Fox returned Saturday to his home in ST
Paul after few days visit here.
Otto Schott entertained his cousin, Edward
Schneider, of Waukesha Monday.
NJ. F. Richards, of Ponca, Neb., is visiting
at the home of Mrs. Eliza Richards
Miss Lizzie Williams attended the Mononi
Lake assembly at Madison last week.
Miss Mamie Wiese is entertaining her cousin
Miss Mamie Reiswick, of Utica n. Y.
Mrs. Hanley and children of Chicago, art
guests at the home of William O'Brien.
DR.. W. F. Whyte, entertained his cousin, Fred
erick C. Whyte, of Montana Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Eberle ond children were
Sunday guests of relatives at Lake Mills.
DR.. F. C. Werner and daughter, Miss Hattie
visited friends in Fond du Lac this week.
Thomas Bergen and wife, of AbbotSford spen
the week at the home of Stephen Bergin.
George Ruel and wife left yesterday for Mime
apolis after spending several months here.
Carl Spangenberg left Sunday morning fo
Hegewisch, IL, where he will be employed.
Mrs. ]. P. Holland returned yesterday from
two weeks visit with relatives in Minneapolis.
Thomas Holland, of Fond du Lac, visited owe
Sunday at the home of his mother in this city.
Miss Minnie Young, of Chicago, is spending he
| vacation at the home of her mother in this city.
John ]. Killian and family, of Milwaukee, visited
over Sunday at the home of Mrs. Margaret Killian
Miss Lillia Parks and family returned Wednes
day evening from visit to the Buffalo exposition
Thomas McGann and family have removed t.
Milwaukee, where they will reside in the future
Henry Enos, formerly of this cfy but now O
Philadelphia, transacted business here Wednes
day.
Miss Ida Davis, of Waterloo, spent Sunday a
the home of her, Brother, III. c. DOchadis, in thi
city.
A. j. Scott mayor of Hancock, Mich, visited
few hours Saturday with his uncle, Col. d. D
| Scott.
F. B. Fargo and wife and A. W. Greenwood ant
wife, of Lake Mills, we're in the city few hour
Saturday.
| Charles Prendergast travelling Representative,
for the Madison Candy company, was in the cit
Wednesday.
Miss Edna Chadwick returned Sunday morning
| from visit of several weeks with relatives a
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Pratt, f Waupun, returne,
home Monday after visit at the home Of thei
son, E. A. Pratt,
Miss Title Lipke returned to her home in Jeffer
son Junction Thursday after visit with he
sister, Mrs. George Kunert.
d. Blumenfeid and wife were in milwaukee,
last week Friday attending the silver wedding o
Frank Blumenfeld and wife.
James W. Moore, Thomas Brooks and NJ. j
Burke attended the funeral of Rev P. w Condor
at Notre Dame, Ind, Saturday last
VIII Brooks of Chicago visited this week at tn
home of his grandmother Mrs. John Brooks. HI
was accompanied by his friend, Harry Piper.
Sister III. Florian, superioress of Holy Cros
Academy at Fresno, CAL, is guest at the hom
OF her sister, Mrs. James W. Moore. She is ac
companed by Sister Gabrielle, of Utah.
Otto Salick, of Milwaukee, spent Sunday an,
Monday in Watertown visiting parents relative
and friends. Mr.. Salick is engaged in the grocer,
rade making specially of coffees and tea.
Norbert Mulick, of the town of Waterfowl
and A. Meyer, of the town of Clyman, are max
Ing arrangements to go to the Philippine Island
to engaged in teaching in the government school
t-.ere.
Misses Marian Mulick. Elizabeth Knaak. Alic,
Bramer, May Gormley, Clara Krause, Mary Nc
Grath, Helen Jaeger, and Messers. John Garrit
and Ralph A. Owen are those from WATERFOWL il
attendance at the teachers institute at Jefferson
this week.
Mr. and Mrs, G. c. Lewis entertained over Sun
dao Miss McCandless, of Pittsburg, PENN; Mis-
Mcdowell and Miss Nelson. of Chambersburg
Penn, and Mr.. Dow, of Cambridge, Wis. On
Monday Mrs. Lewis, Miss Mcdowell and Mis-
Nelson left for a trip to the West, to be gon,
about six weeks.
L. c. Failnger, of Waterloo, was a caller In the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. j. H. Smelzner returned Thursday even
ing from an extended visit with relatives il
Geneva, N. Y.
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