Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-09-28

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In this city Tuesday.
F. w. Reul was among the sight-seers
at the fair this week.
Mrs. A. R. Vaughan is visiting at her
parents home at Lodi.
Joseph GoOdnetter, Of Beaver Dam
was III the city several days this week
transacting business.
Joe Harvey, Jr., was a visitor to the
Jefferson fair Tuesday.
Lynn and Irwin Smith, of jefferson
were in the city Monday.
Miss Emma Powdewill spent the week
with friends at Jefferson.
Emil Rehbaum, of BelOit, was a caller
on friends here this week.
Mrs. Schnitzler, of Milwaukee, called
on friends here Wednesday.
Miss Mable Fletcher was an over Sun
day visitor at the capitol city.
Mrs. NJ. Thauer visited friends in JEFF
fersOn several days this week.
George Neumberger, of Jefferson, was
a visitor in the city on Monday.
Miss Millie Roller transacted business
in Chicago several days this week.
MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Kading spent Sun
day in Milwaukee visiting friend.
DIR. c. B. Scott, of FOnteGeIle, Iowa, has
been the guest of his sister, Mrs. w.
Smith, during part of this week.
Mrs. Frank Fischer, of Jamestown, N
Y, is visiting here at the home of her
Mrs. Johanna Hinkelmann.
Mrs. Gustav Marquart, of Tomah, is
visiting at her mothers home here.
Prof. L. j. F. Mayer of jefferson, called
on friends in the city Saturday last.
Mrs. John Blair had as guest during
the week Mrs. Andrew Flood, of Chicago.
Herman CRUDE, accompanied by his
daughter Zayda, is visiting in Chicago.
Charles Prendergast, of Madison, trans
acted business in The city on Wednesday.
George P.Koenig and wife were among
the many visitors to the fair this week
c. A. Vaughn and Mic Simon were
business visitors to Columbus on Mon
day.
Superintendent Voight, of jefferson
transacted business in the city on Mon
day.
The Misses Minnie Feldschneider and
Emma Johnson spent Thursday at Jeffer-
son.
E. G. Broennimann, of New York City
is now cOnvalescent after a serious i'll.
ness
General and Mrs. A. Solliday visited
relatives in Chicago several days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ButterfeId of Norfolk
Neb., are guests at the home of G. B
Lewis.
Misses jessie and Annie Gruetzmachel
spent Tuesday visiting friends at Mil.
waukee.
John Cavenaugh, the West side tailor
transacted business at Reeseville on
Tuesday.
Albert Hyerdale, of La Crosse, was a
visitor with friends i'll this city on
Wednesday.
The Misses Lulu Shasky, Laura and
Marian Mulick were among the visitors
to the fair.
Thomas Fleming and wife drove over
from Milwaukee Thursday and called on
friends here.
Miss Mamie Bullock departed from
here Tuesday for Madison to attend the
State university.
Leonard Broennimann departed Mon.
day for Madison, where he will enter the
State university.
Miss Lizzie Blair, of Milwaukee, was
an over Sunday guest with relatives and
friends in this city.
Miss Ada George, Oconomowoc's spe-
clal summer resort correspondent OF
Chicago dailies, was casual visitor in
Watertown yesterday.
Miss Mcmahon, of West Superior, visit
ing here for some time past, returned to
her home during the week.
Miss Mary Gerber, of OcOnOmOwoc, was
a visitor here with relatives number OF
days during the past week.
Will DiekOff and Garret Gahlmann
spent Wednesday at Lake Mills trying
their luck at fishing at Rock Lake.
AdOlph Miller and wife had as their
guests over Sunday Mines. H. WOllering
of Chicago and Charles Riem of La Crosse
Oscar Cole visited in the city several
days this week. He came here from
an extended visit at Montreal, Canada
Mrs. DR.. N. A. Jones, of Oconomowoc
and her friend, Mrs. Brown, of Milvau.
kee, were guests of Miss Nelson Thurs
day.
Edward Kessler and wife, of Lake
Mills, were welcome callers of relatives
and friends in this city during the past
week.
Rev. August KarnOpp attended a con.
ference OF the German Nj. e. church al
Beaver Dam several days during the
week.
Miss Kittie George, of Oconomowoc
was visitor to WatertOWn Monday
while en- route from Fox Lake to her
home.
Miss Clara TOussaint left Monday fOr
Milwaukee where she cOntemplates a
visit of about two weeks with relatives
and friends.
George Thompson and wife and Miss
Ida Allen, of OcOnomOwOc, were visitors
in the city over Sunday, guests at the
home of David Glib.
Lieutenant-GovernOr Jesse Stone and
S. M. Eaton left Tuesday ON a hunting
and fishing tour in the neighbOrhOOd OF
MinOcqua Lake, to be gone about ten
days.
Miss Olive Parks left Monday morning
for Washington, d. c., where she will
enter Washington college. She was
accompanied there by her mother, who
remained with her a number of days.
william Goeldner, of Milwaukee, is
visiting at the home OF his mother here
He has just recovered from a recent
operation, and is yet little weak but
expects to be well enough to go to work
shortly.
Prof. j. NJ. Turner, of Ashland, former
ly principal in our public schools, is in
the city with special car taking views
for the worlds fair to De held at st. Louis