Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-07-12
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Ii. May was home for the 4.

Mr.. FL. May was home for the 4.
! Frederick Cummings, of Chicago,
visited friends here this week.
Chas. L. Greenman, of Juneau. was a
visitor In WatertOwn, Fair Day.
Mrs. j. Chapman is entertaining her
daughter, Mrs. N. Strange, of Neenah.
Mr.. James Duffy, supervisor of assess
ments, OF Dodge county, was in Water
town Tuesday.
Ceceline Manning, of CIyman. has
Deen the welcome guest of WatertOWn
friends this week.
Misses Meta and Hattie Werner were
guests of Oshkosh friends during
portion Of the week.
Dan c. Pettibone, of Oconomowoc. was
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. PettibOne, Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Klaun and Miss Spindler,
of Milwaukee, were 4th, of July Wis itors
at the home OF Ed. May.
j. j. Reid, the cheese dealer and manu-
facturer. OF Ashippun. was business
visitor In WatertOwn, Tuesday.
Emil Drummer, of Kenosha, is visitor
at the home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Drummer for several weeks.
Miss Zida E. CaswelI, of Fort Akin
son, is visiting at the home of her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. MOak.
Robert A. McLeary and William
Brown OF Palmyra, who were thought to
have been fatally injured at barn rails
ing last week, are said to be likely to
recover.
Jennie Collins, of OconomowOc, has
been granted divorce by Judge Girls
void, OF the Waukesha County court,
from her husband, Henry Collins, of
Chicago, on the grounds of desertiOn and
nOn-suppnrt.
Chas. Osen, now Of Mendoza, but re-
Gently resident of OcOnOmoWOc, was a
visitor IN our city on Saturday, Mr..
Osen lad spent his Fourth of July with
old lime friends at OcOnOmOwOc, and
was driving through to Mendoza.
R. c. Guetzlaff, an esteemed subscriber
to the Republican, young man we'll
and favOrably known here came out
from Milwaukee to spend the Fourth
with old friends and to make new ones.
We are pleased to acknowledge the
compliment of brief but pleasant call.
Harry Beurhaus, of New York City, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Beurhaus, Fifth street. A party of
young friends paid their compliments
MOnda' evening to the young gentle
man and his sister. Miss Lille. 1t was
one OF those social, enjoyable events
where acquaintance, good humOr and
good cheer prevail and all are cOntented
with themselves and with all about
them.
Forrest Preston, son of our friend,
Samuel Preston, of Lowell, Dodge cOun-
ty, was welcome caller at the Repubi-
can office for little time last Saturday
afternoon, and We enjoyed the oppOrtun-
lty to learn something of the present
whereabouts and welfare of our old
nelghbOrs. Lowell used to be very much
the centre of the universe in times way
back, but since ReesevilIe took notion
to grow, Lowell seems to have gone way
back and set down.
John Kelly, Superintendent of Schools
of Dodge county, was visitor in Water
town last Monday and attended the
opening of the Teachers Summer school
now in session in the High school build
ing. There are no present indication of
Mr.. Kelley's having any opposition for
denomination before the next Demo-
cratic County convention held to select
candidates for the several county officers.
His record for the part eff the term
already past has been singularly free
from criticism or fault finding.