Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-06-22
Dersonal Mentio11.

A. P Boardmann was out from Milwaukee on
sunday
Sheriff Scion, of Dodge county, was in the city
Hugo volkmann, of Milwaukee, was in the city |
IN Monday.
T. j. Carry, of Madison, spent Sunday with
friends here.
Daniel Hickey is viewing the sights at the Buff
falo exposition.
Martin Luther of Milwaukee, was Sunday
visitor in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Toussaint visited friends at
Jefferson Monday.
T. A. Williams, of Waterloo, transacted bust
ness here Monday
Michael Carroll is transacting business at
Grand Forks n D.
Assemblyman George Kern was in the city for
few hours Tuesday.
John Kress, of Milwaukee, visited here for
few days this week.
Rev. E. H. Eggers was Milwaukee visitor sew
eral days this week.
Leonard Broennimann spent a few hours in
Milwaukee Tuesday.
Albert Wegemann transacted business in Mil
waukee Wednesday.
George C. Lewis was business visitor in Mil
waukee Wednesday.
W. H. Rohr, clerk of the court, spent Sunday
with his family here.
Frank Tranka of Chicago, visited friends here
Saturday and Sunday.
W. G. Haney of Minneapolis, visited his old
home here this week.
Theodore Huber and wife returned Wednesday
from their Eastern trip.
| Charles Thatcher, of Chicago visited friends
here Sunday and Monday.
| Frederick Wetter was the guest of his brother
| at Jefferson last Saturday
Father C. F. Mcbride, of Oconomowoc, was a
visitor to our city Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Neiss, old Juneau friends
visited in this city Tuesday
| Attorney Harlow Pease attended last Fridays
session of the circuit court.
| Thomas Holland, of Fond du Lac visited at his
mothers home here Sunday.
Miss Lena Exner visited relatives at Beaver
Dam several days this week.
Rev. H. Kampschroer and Joseph Terbregger
visited at Jefferson last Monday.
C. L. Hubbs of The Lake Mills Leader, was IL
the city for few hours Tuesday
Mrs. w. c. Stone is entertaining her aunt
Mrs. C. Z. S. Holley, of Troy, n Y.
William F. Gruetzmacher and wife have re
turned from their honeymoon trip.
Mrs James w. Moore entertained her cousin
Philip Hackett, of Chicago Tuesday.
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Chicago the fore part of the week.
Lewis Parks, student at the State University
is at home for the summer vacation.
]. D. Shinnick is home from Rush Medical col
lege Chicago, for the summer vacation.
Attorney Charles H. Gardner was at the count
seat Tuesday, attending to legal business.
Phil Keifer, of the estate of Shields" was
caller at The Republican office Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. Kuenzel and wife of Juneau were wei
come guests of friends in our city Tuesday.
c. R. Blumenfeld attorney, attended to lega
business at Jefferson and Waukesha, Tuesday.
Ernie Heilmann, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. He'll
man. is visiting relatives at Cottonwood Mimi.
Mrs. A. H. Chadwick of Minneapolis, Is visitin,
at the home of the Misses Chadwick in Yves
street.
Joseph Leschinger and wife entertained Mat
thew Hess and wife, of Milwaukee, several day
this week.
Mrs Lila Parks and daughter, Miss Olive say
E. H. Southern in Hamlet at Milwaukee Satur
! day evening.
Mrs G. Dittmann and children returned to thei
home in Milwaukee Tuesday after visit oil sew
era days here.
W. H. Woodland, a graduate of the class of 1896
attended the meeting of the State University Al
umiii Wednesday.
The Misses Elizabeth and Edna Cooper, of Masol
City, Ill.,, were guests this week of the Misse
, Marie and Jennie Mentink.
j. E. Malone, attorney, of Juneau, was In Water
town Monday, looking up matters relating to al
interesting contested will case.
Mrs. c. R. Blumenfeld and little son and Mrs
William J. Behtke and little daughter visited witt
friends at Oconomowoc this week.
Mrs. C. E. Dennis, of Lincoln, Neb., and Mr..
E. NJ. Dennis and daughter, of Boone, Ia, ar
guests at the home of Mrs. R. Crangle.
Mrs. John Bender and daughter, of Jefferson
have been guests of the lady's daughter, Mrs CaI
Otto, Jr., durifg part of the past week.
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voc, were guests last Saturday of the lady
mother Mrs. Mary s. Wilder, 3O1 Fifth street.
Henry Mueller, night captain at the Waupu
prison, is visiting at the home of C. Jaeger, tow
, of Lebanon. He is accompanied by his family.
Frank Heitz left for Sheboygan Tuesday morn
ing to attend the Grand Army encampment. H
goes there as delegate of O. D. Pease Post No. 81
GAR.
Misses Wlhelmine and Johanna Christensen
of Juneau, were among those who attended tn
graduating exercises of the Northwestern Univel
sity on Tuesday.
L. Asire has abandoned the idea of starting
business college in this city, claiming he was no
given the necessary encouragement to warran
; it's establishment.
Mrs Edward j. Brandt and Mrs. f. c. Verne
and daughter, Miss. Meta, attended the commence
ment exercises at the Academy of Our Lady, Chi
cago, Wednesday.
Lieut.. Gov. Stone and S. M. Eaton, members O
a party who had been enjoying an outing on LAX
Minoqua, retired home last Friday. They repor
a good time, and new lease of life.
Epworth League Convention
The transportation committee of The
Epworth League of Wisconsin. consist
ing of A. E. Coe, Barron; C. d. Thomp
son, Appleton; and Rev A. s. Gilbert
$50 Twelfth street. Milwaukee, have
declared that the Chicago & Northwest
ern railway is the official route to the
international meeting at San Francisco
to be held July 1921 1901. Very low