Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-08-02

Miss Nina Spangenberg is visiting
Chicago friends.
-Moritz Hoffman was a Milwaukee
visitor Wednesday.
Edward Rogan, of Chicago. is a
home visitor here.
Col. A. Solliday was visitor to
Milwaukee Thursday.
! Mrs. Henry Fuerman and family are
guests of Chicago friends.
When woman says; cts no use talk
ing, she really doesn't mean it.
Miss Lydia Willie, of Reeseville. was
Sunday guest of Esther Seidel.
Chief of Police Block and VIM.
Dahme visited Fond du Lac Sunday.
Miss Cora Deschinger is spending
her vacation with friends at Waterloo.
Jos. E Davies attended the Villas
Garry wedding at Madison on Tuesday.
Frank Planchy, OF Minneapolis, is a
guest at his fathers home on Main
Street.
Mrs. Carrie Brickel, of Johnson
Creek was an over Sunday guest of her
mother here.
Miss Celia Kwapil is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. F. j. Stephenson, of
OcOnOmOWOc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Wysynaki, North
Third street is entertaining Ada Buend-
ing Of Racine.
M. V. Ryan, of Colorado Springs,
has been the guest of Mrs. C. Enright
during the week.
| Our thanks are due to Mrs. H. H.
Gallup for favOrs received and gratefully
accepted and utilized.
Miss Cora Shasky, a guest of Miss
Ida Strauss at Lake Mills for the past
week has returned home.
Charles Gallagher having secured
employment with railroad company left
Monday for Tacoma, Washington.
Mrs. Mary SchOtt is entertaining Mrs.
Sophia Schneider and daughter and Mrs.
ReinhOld SchOtt of Fort Atkinson.
Miss Anna Malloy, who had been
visiting at NOtre Dame and Chicago
returned home Wednesday evening.
The Republican County committee
will meet to-day at Jefferson to fix dates
for various caucuses and conventions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl WiIkowski are
receiving congratulations oyer the
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son.
There will be English services in the
M0ravian church next Sunday evening
at 7:3O o'clock. All are cordially invited
| to attend.
The Democratic County Convention
to elect delegates to the state and Con-
gressiOnal conventions will be held at
Juneau, August 26. The caucuses will
be held August Is.
W. D. Stacy, one of WatertOwn's
staunch democrats, circulated among
friends here Monday. MIR. Stacy is a
candidate for the office of register of
| deeds.-Jefferson Co. Record.
Not entirely satisfied with his sur
rOundings as they are, Mr.. II. CRUDE,
the merchant, is having a new stable
erected for the comfortable accOmmOda-
ton of roadster recently purchased.
Last Saturday afternoon Miss Stella
GOrney played the part Of the agreeable
hostess to party of her young friends at
the family home on College avenue, the
occasion being the 18th anniversary of
her birthday.
Mrs G. jerks and the Misses Effie
and Florence jerks and Mary Meagher
of HubbletOn, Mrs. W. r. Schuyler of
Appleton and the Misses C. Taylor and
Alice HOlversOn of Webster, South Da-
kOta, spent Wednesday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harsh.
According to the Washburn Observa-
tory the rainfall at Madison during the
month of July was 8.98 inches This ex-
ceeds that OF every other month since
the observatory was established, fifty
years ago, except one month in 1884.
The Republican caucuses in Dane
County to elect delegates to the county
convention to elect delegates to the Con-
gressional convention to be held at Por-
tage Sept 3, will be held Aug. ID. The
county convention to elect 80 delegates
to the Congressional Convention will be
held at Madison Aug. 81.
The Physicians Defense company
of Fort Wayne, Ind, incorporated at
100000 for the purpose of insuring
malpractice fled articles of incorpora-
tion with the secretary OF state this
week as required by law so as to be able
to transact business in this state.
Whatever difference rival celebra-
tiOns may have caused between Water
town and OconOmoWoc in the immediate
past, it is pleasing to see the young peo-
ple'of the two cities clasp hands in a
community of interests, laying the
groundwork for closer union, It en-
phasizes their willingness to forgive if
they never forget.
The Teachers Summer school that
has been in session here for the last
four weeks, ended last evening. The at
tendance was by no means. as large as
the merits Of the course would seem to
warrant. That there were other Teach
ers' schools and institutes to be held at
Jefferson and at Horizon may have had
much to do with lessening the number
of attendants here.
Herman Boettcher, until recently
station agent at Green Lake, has been
appointed agent at Jefferson in place of
Fred Heimerl who resigned few weeks
ago. Mr.. Boettcher entered upon his
new duties last week. He is a son of
F. BOettcher of Johnson Creek and has
long been trusted employee of the
Chicago & Northwestern company
Jefferson Co. Record.