Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-06-28
PERSONAL.
Miss Ella ROgan visited in Chicag
Tuesday.

Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Van Sistine, of West De
Pere. Wisconsin, is visiting wi h Miss
Katie Braskie.
Louis DOrnfeld was in Milwaukee Fri
day on business.
Mrs. F. A. Spaulding was visitor in
WatertOWn, Tuesday.
Henry Mau, was a visitor at the home
OF his cousin Miss Minnie Spangenberg,
Miss Lillian Weber has returned from
visit to friendss.at Savannah, Georgia.
John Thauer and III. A. Oestreich were
business visitors to Milwaukee last
Monday.
Edward Behlke entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Gerrick, of Milwaukee, over
Sunday.
! Miss Lydia Spangenberg, of Waldheim
sanltarium was Sunday visitor at her
home here.
MIR. and Mrs. E. NJ. StapletOn and Miss
StapletOn were Sunday visitors to Jul
neau friends.
Mrs. Henry Wilson, of Milwaukee, is
the guest of Mr.. William Wilson, Wash
ingtOn street.
Henry Buchheit and Charles Huene-
field were business visitors to Milwau-
kee Tuesday.
b. Mr.. Charles Saeger, Of Fox Lake, was
the guest of his brother, John and fami-
ly, yesterday.
Miss Rose Crangle, returned home last
week after spending several weeks in
| OcOnOmOwOc.
Miss Eugenia Brandt, of the Academy
OF Our Lady, Chicago, is home for her
/ summer vacation.
Elijah Wire, of Ames, Iowa, was a
visitor at the home of his son, F. E. Wire
during the week.
Mrs. Emil Kellermann and Mrs. B.
SchOlt have returned from brief visit
to relatives in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kilorin and Miss
Ella McHugh, of Duluth, are the guests
OF Miss Lizzie McHugh at the family
home in the town of Shields.
Miss Hattie Martenson, of the Mil
Waukee Normal school, is spending the
summer vacation at her home here.
The Misses Rose and Selma Halliger
went to Milwaukee last week Saturday
TO attend the wedding OF a relative.
Mrs. Charles Vaughn, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Emmerling were among the
visitors to the Cream City Tuesday.
Frank Kalfahs, of Red Wing Mimi,
returned home last Saturday. Mr.. Kali
/ fahs was called here by the death Of his
father.
Lewis w. Parks returned home last
week Friday evening from Madison
where he has been attending the State
university.
Mrs. W. A. SanbOrn and children, of
/ Waupun, have been guests OF the lady's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. PettibOne, 500
Fifth street, during the week.
I The Misses Cecilia TOussaint and Rose
Kiefer, who are attending St. Coietta's
/ lnstiture, at Jefferson, are spending
! their vacation at their homes here.
| Otto Mayer and VIM. ZiEmers. of Mil
,Waukee; Roger Sullivan, of Fond du
Lac; Chas. Wenck and wife, of OcOnOmO-
woe, were guests of Watert0wn friends
over Sunday.
Mrs. f. W. A. NOtz was in attendance
last week Thursday at the State Uni
yerslty graduating exercise. Her daught-
er Cornelia graduated in the ancient
i classical course.
Mr.. E. E. Kirkham and sample case,
| both of Juneau, were in WatertOWn,
4 Monday. Kirkham represents the Beav-
er Dam Marble Works and works up a
desirable amount of trade all over half
a dozen counties.
Oscar F. ROessler, of Jefferson, was a
welcome caller at the Republican Office,
Monday. Mr.. Roessler is secretary Of
the Wisconsin Editorial Association, and
was on his way to ST. Paul to super
wise the editors trip down the Mississip-
| pi to ST. Louis and return.
Disappointment of Schools H. C.
Curtis and wife, of Waupun, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Mendenhall,
last Monday night. Mr.. Curtis was
driving to Milton to attend annual
commencement at Milton college. We
are pleased to acknowledge the receipt
OF brief but pleasant call from the
gentleman.
| Miss Mabel Mckee and Miss Eve Van
Horn, two of OcOnOmoWOcs most estim-
able young ladies, were welcome guests
OF Miss Alice Pettibone over last Sunday.
OcOnOmOWOc has hosts of good people,
both young anu old, friends of the Re-
publican family, and there's always a
hearty welcome waiting for any Of them
who drops in at No. 500, Fifth street,
i WatertOWn. u