Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-05-20


Miss Maud Macpherson, the city libra
rlan, was the guest of the Misses Ackley
at Oconomowoc on Sunday.
Landlord Smith of the New CONNER
cial, made his usual trip to Milwaukee
on Saturday.
John Ryan, the genial alderman of the
Third Ward, visited in Milwaukee
Saturday.
! Miss Marie Treder of Fort Atkinson,
visited with relatives and friends in the
city over Sunday.
[. j. Fleming of Milwaukee was
business visitor in the city last Satur-
day.
Miss Helen Kuenzi who has enjoyed
two weeks visit with her mother, Mrs.
P. Kuenzi, returned to her home in Jun
eau last Saturday.
Miss Helen GortCn of Racine, who has
filled the position of assistant librarian
at the public library for some time has
returned to her home.
The residence property at 6O4 Wash
ington street, formerly owned by Mrs.
John P Slight, has been sold to her son
W. g. Slight.
Eddie Wenck who is travelling with
Seibel Bros. dog and pony show, was
slightly injured last Friday morning,
caused by falling from one of the wagons.
Rev. Aug. Karnopp made an overland
trip to Pennington last Sunday and ad-
ministered the rite of Holy Communion
to the members of that church.
Sigmund Hoffman, of jefferson.
played first violin in the Philharmonic
orchestra at the Turner'S May dance on
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Kusel of Wau-
kesha, were guests Of relatives here on
Sunday. Mrs. Kusel is spending the
week here.
E. L. Schempf went to Milwaukee on
Monday and attended the concert given
Dy the metropolitan Theater Orchestra
at the Expo in the evening.
Ed. Moore Of Milwaukee, was an over
Sunday guest of relatives here He was
for a number Of years member of the
Milwaukee fire department.
) John Molzahn of Merrill, is in the city
for few days visit. Mr.. Molzahn was
formerly proprietor of drug store in
this city.
Mrs. D. A. Hadley and son Ralph of
OconomoWOc, were guests at the home
OF her mother, Mrs Mary S. Wilder, 3O1
Fifth street on Monday.
For good suit of clothes of the latest
cut and quality, go to John Rogler's
tailor shop. sill Main street. His work
: is first-class and durable. 37-St
. DIR. Hewitt and DR.. D. Nc L. Miller of
OconomoWoc, were among those who
attended the annual inspection of Oliyet
Commandery, No. Is, Knights Templar
IN this city last Friday evening.
Il Among those who went to Jefferson
Friday afternoon to participate in the
! 10Th anniversary of Prof. L. A. Meyer as
teacher in the parochial schools were
|, Prof Il. f. Meyer, EWard W. Groth, Her
man schumacher, Gustav C. GrOth and
! julius BredOW. All spent an ENJOYABLE
evening on this important epoch of Mr.
Meyer.
Mrs. May Ramsey Weiss of the Martin
> will leave the city Wednesday for New
York. She will sail for Europe May 80
where she will pursue her musical stud
: les under William Shakespeare in Lon.
don and Sbeilia in Paris. Oct. | she
/ will go to Berlin for an indefinite stay
I with her brother, DR.. Ramsey, who is
we'll known in MilWaukee.-Mi milwaukee,
r journal. Mrs. Weiss was we'll known in
q this city.
Prof. A. E. Rock of Oconomowoc,
e passed through here last Friday after
e noon, EN- route to Jefferson to participate
In the 10Th anniversary of Prof. L. A /.
e Meyers ordination as parochial teach
t er, which was held last Friday evening.
lie stated that he as well as the other
+ gentlemen thoroughly enjoyed them
selves, and that the affair would be re-
membered for many years by all who
were In attendance Mr. ROeck is teach
: er OF the parochial school of st. Johns
Lutheran church and also choir director
III his city. On his return Saturday af-
ho OF
paid the Republican office welcome
visit.
! REGARDING A TRIP MADE OVER THE
NEW YNRK CENTRAL IN THIS
MONTH OF AUGUST, CHARLES
BATTELL LOOMS WRITES:
"AllOw me to tell you what pleasant
trip L had over your line. With a good
book and with the country that lies out