Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-09-21
Big fair at Jefferson next week.

Harry May spent Saturday last in Mil
waukee.
Miss Mamie Blair spent Sunday il
Milwaukee.
Mic Murphy, of GAINESVILLE, spent Sun
day in the city.
Charles Kerr, il. was Milwaukee
visitor this week.
Mrs. Max Biefald visited friends il
Milwaukee this week.
Miss. Laura Higgins isvisiting among
frie;'J!s ip milwaukee,.
{. {. Hoehne visited his parents al
Reeseyille over Sunday.
George Hastings transacted business
in Milwaukee en- Monday.
DR.. c. R. Field attended the opening OF
court at jefferson Monday.
A. Hilgend0rf returned Monday after
a weeks visit IN Detroit, Mich.
Charles KeppIer and wife were over
Sunday visitors at Beaver Dam.
Rev. II. Bens is attending conference
OF the Baptist church in Milwaukee.
Eddie May, of Fond du Lac, visited al
his home here during the past week.
Mrs. Edward Core, Of Madison, visited
friends and relatives here on Monday
Mrs. P. Kuenzi is visiting her daugh,
ter, Mrs. William Steuber, at Juneau.
E. D. KnOwlton, of Waterloo, trans
ated business in the city last Saturday
Alderman II. Wertheimer was in
Chicago Tuesday transacting business
Miss Emma Wenck was visitor with
relatives at Oc0n0moW0c the past week
MIS-. T0ussaint visited her sister, Mrs
Hahn, at Milford several days this week.
A nelt Fuermann has returned from a
! ita trip through Minnesota and
Eya Berwick, Of Milwaukee, was
tie ct Of Miss Marion Newton
this WeeA.
Harry May went to KiIb0urn Monday
where he will act as night operator foI
two weeks.
S. E. Green and wife, Of Milwaukee
visited relatives here, several days during
the past week.
Fred Miller of La Crosse, transacted
business and called among friends here
during the week.
Mr.. Amous Baum was the guest.of his
son, Henry, and family at OcOnOmowoc
part Of this week.
Char es PieTitz had as his guest this
week his brOther-in-law, H. c. Anton, OF
Webster City, Iowa.
Miss Hattie Woelffer, Of Jefferson, was
the guest Of relatives and friends in this
city during the week.
Mrs. Jesse Stone entertained Mrs
Martha c. Keyes, of Madison, several
days during the week.
Mls. ~. I. Lyons and daug,it6r-ila Il. y
Mrs. Bertha Cunningham, visited friends
in Columbus last Sunday.
Mrs. f. Piper, Of Columbus, was the
guest of her brother, f. W. 0ehschiaeger
several hours on Wednesday.
Miss Emma Kammeyer was the guest
Of Mrs. Fred Meyer, South Main street
Oc0n0m0WOc, a part Of the week.
Joseph RYAN, connected with the Ana
conda Mining Company at Butte, Mon
tana, is visiting at his home here.
Mrs. j. C. Hoeffer and daughter have
removed to Madison, where they will
take up their residence in the future.
Rev. M. III. Pankow, of Waterloo, ac-
companied by his sons, AdOlph and
Walter, were callers in the city Tuesday
Andrew Mccormick, of OcOnOm0woc
agent for a new system Of lightning
interviewed our business men yesterday
Fred E.. Brown, of the firm of Brown &
Peacock, millers, 0cOn6mOwOc, was q
business visitor to WatertOwn Tuesday
Mrs. H. Ahrens and daughter, Mrs. +
W. Oehischlaeger, visited among friends
and relatives in Milwaukee the past
week.
James Ames, of Ishpeming, Mich.
visited at his fathers home in North
Montgomery street, several days this
week.
Governor Jesse Stone lef1
Tuesday morning for Canton, Ohio, to
attended the funeral Of President Me
kinney.
Paul Brown, visiting at his home here
for some time past, left Wednesday tt
resume his studies at Georgetown uni
yerSity.
FL. T. Eberle attended the annual
meeting Of the American PIarmacenti-
cal association in session at st Louis
this week.
Mrs. W. C. Stone started THURSDAY
morning on trip and visit to the Pan
American at Buffalo, to be absent Weel
or ten days.
Mrs. Gustav ZilImer and children, o.
West Grand Rapids, are guests at the
home Of julius DOerr and wife, parents
Of Mrs. Zillmer.
Miss Emma Spangenberg, who hal
been spending the summer with he
brother at Cakes, n. D., has returned tt
her home in this city.
Miss Rose Meyer and Miss Alma Ur
but, Of OcOnOm0W0c, were guests O.
Watert0Wn friends Monday. A trip t,
Lake Mills filled part Of the day mos
agreeably.
John YOuker, who has been engaged
in the drayage business here until re
Gently, has moved his family to Waterlo,
where they will take UP their Tesidenc,
in the future.
Miss Eugenia Brandt left Monday f0
Chicago, where she will resume he
studies at the Academy of Our Lady. MI
and Mrs. William +. Brandt accom-
panied her to that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buffmeier wer
| Tuesdays guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Race, of OcOnomow0c, and the party fishet
while they visited, twenty-eight fin
bass were the fruits of the days sport.
James |. Toner, Of the Kaukauna Sun
paid us a friendly call last Monday. I'll
was in the city for the purpose of inspect
ing the sugar beet fields, the people o
Kaukauna contemplating the establish
ment OF factory at that place.
L. j. FrOding, the landscape gardene
OF OconomOw0c, was in the city Wednes
day professionally, looking over an
arranging to further decorate the law
and grounds Of William Stone on Wash
ington street When finished Mr.. Ston
will be the possessor of grounds withou
rival in the city. Those who woul
like to secure the services Of a competen
landscape gardener can address Mr.. Fro(
ing at Oc0n0m0W0c.
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