Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-01-11

Fred Radtke, of Portland, was a visit
or in the city last week Friday.
Mrs. August Buntrock is entertaining
Miss Lillian Stahl, of Milwaukee.
Rev. Otto Pett attended a meeting of
clergymen at BoscObel, Wednesday.
Alex Archie, of Waterloo, visited
friends here on Saturday cf last week.
Mrs. Marian Newton and Mrs. J. P.
Holland are visiting friends in Madison.
Owen Hughes was down from La
Crosse to spend Sunday with his family.
Mrs. M. Newton returned from Madi-
son, Thursday after an absence of several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Roy We're visitors
at Whitewater the beginning of the
week.
Isadore WiggenhOrn, of Chicago, was
visitor in the city for a few days this
week.
Thomas Williams, of Milwaukee, was
here Sunday TO attend the funeral of his
father.
NJ. j. Rood and wife, of Waterloo
visited John Lounsbury and family over
Sunday.
Edward J. Hahn returned to Marshfield
after weeks visit with friends and rela-
tiveS here.
Mrs. E. II. Killian entertained her
brother, E. H. Eggersgluess, of Oshkosh,
over Sunday.
Louis Kunitz and Fred D0bbratz left
Monday for Weyauwega where they will
resume work.
Edwin Greene and wife and Miss
Greene Of Eau Claire are visitors at St.
Paul's rectOry.
Judge Bachhuber, Of Juneau, was
among visitors to our city from out of
town Tuesday.
Joseph Rafferty, after making trip to
his old home in Ireland returned
Wednesday night.
A. L. Williams, of EldOradO, was in
attendance at the funeral Of his uncle
David G. Williams.
Lieutenant Gov. Jesse Stone attten led
the funeral Of George n. WisWen at
ElkhOrn yesterday.
Mr.. H. J. Strauss, the insurance and
real estate agent, was business visitor
to Milwaukee Tuesday.
Richard Burke, of Plymouth, was in
the city, Wednesday, to attend the funGr-
al of Miss Amelia Ames.
John Guetzlaff, who was visiting for a
few days with relatives in Milwaukee
returned home Monday.
Mrs. Minnie MCGOWAN, Miss Mandy
SchOtt, and Master Reinhold McG0wan
were in Milwaukee Tuesday.
Sheriff SOl0n, of Juneau, was a busi-
ness visitor last week Friday.
Miss Grace Hopkins, of Beaver Dam,
was the guest of Miss Zayda Wertheim-
| er the latter part of last week.
John Stanton and wife returned Satur-
day after weeks visit with relatives
and friends from Minneapolis.
Miss Lydia Spangenberg, nurse at
the Waldheim sanatOrium, is spending
her vacation at her home here.
Felix Leshinger, of Madison, who has
been visiting at the home Of his parents
for the past week returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Slight, of Emmett
had as their holiday guests William
Slight and daughter May of Juneau.
The Misses Elizabeth Ames of West
Superior and May Ames of Houghton
Mich, are guests among relatives here.
Miss Millie Traeumer after spending
several weeks with relatives in MilWau
kee returned home Thursday evening
NJ. Reynold who conducts restaurant
in Milwaukee is in the city anC
will remain here for a few days
Rev. John Dunn, of Chicago, was il
the city, Wednesday, to Officiate at tht
funeral of Miss Amelia Ames, relative
Thomas Manning returned Tuesday tt
Chicago where he will resume his stud
les in the School of Physicians and Sur
geOns.
Griffith and Louis Williams, Of Mil
to attend the funeral of their father
G. Williams.
Miss Maud M. Evans, who spent the
holidays with relatives and friends a
Randolph and Cambria, returned home
Saturday last.
Mr.. +. M. SOlvesOn. one of the mos
prosperous and respectable of Oconomo
woes business men, was in Watertowl
: Tuesday and favored us with a persona
call.
w. E. BOGmhOwer representing Maj
shall Field & Company, Chicago, mad
successful business trip here durin!
the week. He is connected with th
carpet department.
Miss Rose Kiefer, after spending he
Christmas vacation at her home in thi
! city, returned Monday morning to IT
sumo her studies at the ST. COletta
school in jefferson.
! Judge w. B. Lyon, president of til
state board of control, was in the Cit
Tuesday and inspected the jail. He
reported as saying that he found tf
premises in good condition.
Chas. Cane and D. E. Morgan, two {
: Oconomowoc's enthusiastic ice yach
men participate in the Lake Mendo1