Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-19
Items Of Interest
Gathered about
C6e City.

VIM. Gorder was Beaver Dam visitor
Wednesday.
R. S. Keel was in Cambria for a few
days this week.
Fred Lehmann AMI son Carl are Beav-
er Dam visitors.
August Henze was Cream City visi-
tor over Sunday.
Edward F. Knaak was Oh icago Wis
tor during the week.
Emil Seibel was in Darlington Tues
day transacting business.
III. T. Raue was a business visitor in
Lake Mills last week Saturday.
Henry Rutz, of Chicago, is a visitor at
his home here for several months.
Attorney Chas. H. Gardner was busi-
ness visitor in5Cambria Wednesday.
Mrs. Louis DDrnfeld and children
were Sunday visitors in Beaver Dam.
Miss Annie Mooney had as her guest
over Sunday Mrs. George Boyd, Of North
Dakota.
Frank Stacy left Tuesday morning for
Fort Wayne, Indiana, where he has Sc
cured employment.
Edward Stacy of InlianapDliS, was in
the city this week owing to the death
of his sister Mamie.
Mrs. NJ Newton and Mrs. J. P. H0i-
land are in Madison visiting friends for
few days during the week.
Edward W. Behke entertained Walter
Miller, Of Milwaukee,, a travelling freight
agent for the C. R. |. P. railway.
Mrs. F. Walloch and daughter Irene
are in Milwaukee visiting relatives and
friends for few days this week.
Miss Lydia Bruegger left last week
Friday for Williston, North Dakota,
where she has secured employment.
William c. Schimmel and Walter Ku-
sci left for Chicago Saturday morning
where they have secured employment.
Miss Hattie Werner, Of Chicago, was
called home Cn account CT the death ct
her grandmother Mrs. Marie Bursinger.
EN-. Carey and Frank ]. Metzger, of
| ClymaD, have graduated in the dental
course at the Milwaukee Medical college
Lieutenant Governor Jesse Stone re-
turned last week Saturday evening from
Chicago where he had been receiving
| treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Judd are entertain
ing Mrs. Carrie Altrogge and Mrs. Ii. +
Heldenbrand. of Newark, Ohio, for few
days this week.
George C. Lewis, of this city, in COM
pany with l.. d. Rowell. Oi the Madison
university, were business visitors to Mil
a few days last week.
Mr. Charles F. Kruger returned Mon
day night from Northern Wisconsin
where he had been for two weeks invest
igating land near Junction City.
| Robert WOelffer, Mrs. R. H. Radtke an(
Mrs. William MagWOOd were in London
Sunday to attend the funeral of their
mother whose death occurred last weeh
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Zimmerman, ol
Alexandria, Minn., are the guests of DR.
and Mrs. A. H. Hartwig. Mrs. thinner
mann is the daughter of Mrs. Frank viii
of OconOmOwOc.
Mr.. George j. Kispert, of Jefferson, wa'
visitor to Watert0wn Thursday. Mr.
Kispert took the occasion to call and pa,
his respect to Lieutenant Governor JESSE
Stone, at his home.
Governor La Toilette was in Water
town Monday. He came to make per
sOnal visit to Lieutenant Governor Stone
and spent considerable time at the Wash
ington street residence.
Mr.. Robert Jones, of the firm of Racel
& Jones, after several days trave! in th'
West, through the Dakotas, Minnesota
and other states returned home Monda,
we'll and hearty. He speaks enthusias
tically of the push and business activit.
noticeable in some of the thriving West
ern towns, he visited and though h
made no invidious comparisons, on
could see that his mind Was busy figur
ing out how to create some sort of bUsi
ness millennium nearer home, for which
we humbly pray.