Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-02-01


Mrs. Emil Schultz is in Chicago.
John McAdams was in Redwood Sun.
day.
Miss Mary Sweeney spent Sunday a
Clyman.
Miss Celia Manning spent Sunday in
Clyman.
Emil Roth was a Milwaukee visitor
Saturday.
Ed. Krebs, of Jefferson, was in the city
Sunday.
Edwin Froehlich, of Milwaukee, was in
town Sunday.
Miss Edith Cairns was Columbus
visitor Saturday.
Miss Maker, of Milwaukee, is visiting
Miss Ida Strauss.
Grover CHASER is visiting relatives at
Richland Center.
George P. Gates was a Milwaukee
visitor Tuesday.
George Fischer, of Milwaukee, spent
Sunday in the city.
Harry Krier was visitor in the city
Wednesday evening.
Chris Becker was in Milwaukee on
business Wednesday.
Gene Shakshesdy spent Sunday at her
home on Dewey avenue.
Will Mitten, of Milwaukee, was Sun
day visitor in this city.
Owen Hughes of La Crosse visited
his family over Sunday.
James Moher, of Milwaukee, was a
visitor in the city Sunday.
Ed. Ferris, of Milwaukee, spent Sun
| day with friends in this city.
Harry May, of Milwaukee, spent Sun
day at his home in this city.
Hugo KOester is home from ST. Fran
els Seminary Milwaukee.
Louis Kunitz and Fred DObbratz
have returned from Weyauwega where
| they have been employed.
Carl Boershel, of Milwaukee, was a
visitor in the city Sunday.
Miss Nettie Grueniger, of Milwaukee
spent Sunday in the city.
Mr.. Scheldalck, of Menomonee visited
friends here during the week.
Miss Susie BOerschel, Of Milwaukee
was Sunday visitor in the city.
Marie Manning, of Clyman, spent Sun.
day with friends and relatives here.
Samuel Settle, of Milwaukee, spent
Saturday here with his sister MyTtyie
| Eli and and Otto Fischer were busi-
+, ness visitors in Milwaukee Wednesday
Mrs. F. Wilkowski visited her daughter
Rose in Milwaukee Monday and Tuesday
/ J.F. Prentiss was business visitor al
the MenomOnee Falls sugar factory Mon
day.
Edward O'Byrne, undersheriff at the
Jefferson county Jail spent Sunday In the
city.
/ Miss Katherine Russell returned
/ Tuesday from an extended visit IN CHI
cagO.
Miss Lillian Weber left Thursday fol
| Georgia where she will visit for several
months.
Henry Wilson and wife of Milwaukee
we're visitors in the city Sunday and
Monday.
The Misses Barbara and Anna Ruff, OF
BIoOmer, are guests OF their sister Mrs
Ferd Link.
Leonord Engels4ircher, Of Albert, Kan.
sas. was visitor here for several day;
this week.
George Hawkins, of Lake Mills spent
portion of the week with parents
in the city.
Fred GreIi and Will Christians, OF
Johnson's Creek spent Sunday with
| friends here.
Messrs. George W. Weber, J, Robinson
and Will Radtke are exhibiting poultry
at Oshkosh this week.
Miss Clara Lehman is temporarily
filling the position of matron at the
Waldheim sanat0rlum.
Miss Lizzie Moore, of Bloomington
| ILL.,, is the guest at the home OF hel
brother, James W. Moore.
Mrs. Charles J. Wenck and son George
returned Monday from short visit will
relatives at OconomOwOc.
| Louis Mueller left last week for Tor
onto, Canada being called there by th'
death of his father-in-law.
John Hazlewood County Superinten
dent of schp0ls, of JeffeasOn visited a
the High school in this city Monday.
Arthur Chase, Of the firm OF Skinner s
Chase, of Omaha, Neb., was in the cit
Wednesday visiting local real estat
men.
Thomas Manning, of the school 0
Physicians and Surgeons, Chicago, i
spending a few days at his home il
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Lewis were at Milwau
kee Monday. and attended the plan
recital at the Pabst theatre given b
Nine Fannie BIumenfeld-Zeisler.
Ernst Kunert, Jr., has resigned hi
position at The E. Kunert Manufactur
ing Company and left Tuesday for LAX
Mills where he will be employed.
Lieutenant Governor Jesse Stone an
wife will leave Monday for a sojourn O
some months in Florida. May gOO'
health and all sorts of good fortune atten
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baker, of tn
town of Summit, Waukesha county, bot
of whom are being treated professional
by DIR. f. C. Werner, paid a visit t
the doctor on Wednesday.
Those who attended the dance a
Fort Atkinson Friday evening were
Messrs. Oscar Wertheimer, Edward I
Knaak, George Strauss, Fred Schnelde
and the Misses Zayda Wertheimer, ClaT
Shasky and Ida Strauss. The dance we
given by the Imperial club at that plac
bome heWs.
The funeral of Thomas Reed took pla(
Sunday afternoon and was largely a