Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-09-09
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4 Mrs. Mary Gormley of Eagle Grove. Ia
Is guest of Mrs. Moran at her home il
North Eighth street.
Mrs. Emil Settle and children left fo
thelr home at Iron Ridge yesterday afte
spending several days here.
Edwin Zuelke of Milwaukee, was
guest OF relatives in the city Sunda!
and Monday. He is a printer in tn,
Cream City.
j.. +. Streeter, editor of the Cambria
News, accompanied by his wife, were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Roth over
Sunday.
E. &. BrOennimann returned to his
home Monday after visiting with city
relatives for several days. Leonard
Broennimann accompanied him.
The Misses Ermenia and Lueela Never
of Milwaukee, are guests in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Hoffman, in West
Main street.
VIM. Hoffman, of Milwaukee and AL
bert Hoffman, of Port Washington, are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
itz Hoffman, here.
Mr.. August Roeber and wife who have
been spending the past few days at the
home OF Chas. Hllgendorf, returned to.
day to their home at Medford, Wis.
j Mr.. c. H. Weise and family of Fair.
mont, Mimi. moved here recently. Mr.
Welse will be engaged in the Wells Shoe
factory.
Claire Kellogg of Oconomowoc. spent
Sunday and Monday in Watertown, hav.
ing recently, with number of Other
friends, broke up camping near his city
The monthly stock fair was not large
ly attended Tuesday. Hundreds of young
pigs were offered for sale. The trading
in horses was light.
Mrs. NJ. E. Bergman, for some time
stenographer in the office of the G. B
Lewis Co., has accepted position in thu
office of the Diamond Match Co.. Greer
Bay.
According to reports of patrons, thu
boston Dental parlOrs are turning ou
hrstclass work and lot of it and als(
at a rldlculously low figure. Their enor
nous patronage is sufficient demonstra
ton of this fact.
A number of friends were entertained
at dancing party Saturday evening by
Miss Mile Kwapl at her home in Ger
man street. The lawn was lighted will
Japanese lanterns. Refreshments were
served and pleasant time enioyed b,
all.
Robert Lehman is home from Chicago
and Is recuperating his health at thu
family residence two miles south of here
he was seriously injured by stree
car several weeks ago and taken to ;
hospital until he was able to travel.
:; Robbers attempted to blow up the SAT,
Id Albert Butscher's store at Boyd recent
ly. Nitroglycerine was used and tn,
outside door was forced open, but tn,
burglars were frightened away withou
getting any money. The safe is used al
village repository and contained abou
$4,000. Mr.. Butscher was former resi-
dent of this city.
A unique entertainment and suppe
Will be held at the Methodist church ant
parsonage on Friday evening Sept. II
Genuine army bareback, pork, beans AM
t coffee will be feature of bounteou
supper which will be served: Recita
lions, SIN ylng-army songs and etc. will
De given. Supper Is cents. Childrel
under II years, Is cents. Supper will b.
served at the parsonage.
Ed. Mueller was given a surprise part
at his home in Ninth street, it being tn,
occasion OF his sixteenth birthday. Luncl
, was served and everyone enjoyed COCO
time. The following were present
Patrick Riley, Gus Stuhlmacher, Waldo
mon Buending, Arthur Zimmerman
| Walter West, Albert Krahmer, Loui
Mueller, Ben Witnebel, Robert Hoeft
Adolf Kruger, Meta Mundt, Mari,
Raabe, Meta Doerr, Eveline Becker, Id,
Wittinebel, Elsie Behling. Adela Rem
mel, Louisa Gerth, Emma Seidl, Louis,
Mueller.
Chicago Centennial, September 26th tt
October list.
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