Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-05-02
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vi Jul OUdy.
Oscar Cole and wife were in Milwau-
kee on Thursday.
Albert Fuerman was in Milwaukee on
business Thursday.
Max Gaebler was Cream City visitor
Thursday.
The assessors commenced work yester
day.
The Liederkranz society gives dance
at Turner Opera house this week.
Miss Virginia Hoffman and Miss
Meyer were Chicago visitors on Tuesday.
George Seibel was in Milwaukee On
business Tuesday.
Arthur Thauer was among Mil
waukee visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs. Leo Ruesch was Milwaukee Wis
itOr Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward O'Byrne have re-
turned from visit in the Vest.
Mrs. c. WiggenhOrn visited in Mil
waukee on Wednesday.
George Webb, c.. M. g St. Paul agent,
was in the Cream City Tuesday.
Mrs. Davies and mother, Mrs. Knight,
were in Milwaukee Wednesday.
Bert Heiling Of CIyman, transacted
business here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ E. harrington visited
with Mr.. Farrington's mother, Mrs. D. E.
harrington, at Columbus last Sunday.
Fred N0wack, of the Weltbuerger
force. went to Milwaukee last Sunday
and spent the day among friends.
Johnnie Draining of Juneau, visited
among friends in MatertOWn last Sun
day.
| Felix Leschinger an employe of the
Madison Candy company, Madison, WAS
here last Sunday.
Rev. L.G. Ruegg returned to Randolph
Wis, Monday, after spending the day in
our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bolte Of Milwau-
kee, spent Sunday with C. W. SHEPPARD
at the junction House.
John Wright, who is employed on the
Lake Mills Leader, visited with city
friends over Sunday.
Walter Usher, who is employed on the
c., Nj. & ST. P. Railway is enjoying a
visit with friends here.
Emil Cruel. an employee of the C. s.
n. W. Railway is the guest of city
friends.
Mrs. R. S. Williams of NashOtah, was
the guest of city friends on Saturday Of
last week.
Miss Nellie Kelly of Milwaukee, was
the guest of city friends several days
| this week.
A. j. Moulding, conductor on passen-
ger train No. "a, enjoyed a lay off Satur-
day and visited in Milwaukee.
|
ST., in First ward. For particulars apply
c. f. .Viebahn.
Miss Breckenridge enjoyed days
visit with Milwaukee friends last Satur-
day. .::.
Attorney ]. E. Malone of Juneau.
transacted legal business in the city on
Saturday. -. 49,.
Mrs. c, A. Pettibone is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Sanborn, at Waupun this
week.
Charles Zillman and wife of Milwau-
kee, were. guests OF WatertOwn friends
several days this week..
Mrs. L. Nutting and niece, Miss Anna
Davies of Appleton, were guests of city
{ relatives Saturday last.
Drs. W.T.. Whyte and q. @. B. Wingate
Il uuu6IUdK
ers in Milwaukee last Saturday.
J The Ladies society Of the German Re
: formed church gave church supper al
: the church parlors Thursday evening.
James A Mutter, one of the city's
Y popular candy men, transacted business
In Milwaukee on Tuesday.
Senator John C. Spooner passed
through here over the st. Paul roal
Wednesday morning Ell route TO Madison
You can get matt and steel finished
fphOtOS all sizes at.
KNlGK & BRAUNsCHwEIG.
Ned Mcneil, a talented mandolin
player, OF Chicago, spent Sunday in THU
city.
i Sheriff and Mrs. Roeseler of Juneau
were among the visitors in the city Fri
: day.
5. E. Holmes, E. E. Wright and Joh1
y chapman were among the passenger
to Milwaukee on Tuesday
III VIM. Schultz, Of the Watertown Tabl,
Slide Co., was III Milwaukee on Wednes
q day.
Mrs. +. FL. Bernhard and daughter O
s Madison, spent several days this weel
with city friends.
: Mr.. and Mrs. V. Ravenhill of Milwau
kee,. spent Tuesday as the guests of Wa
/, tertown friends.
Misses Hattie Habhegger and Ell;
Beams were among the Cream City Wis
: ltors on Wednesday,.
Professor Baer, director and professo
OF the Ministers Evangelical Lutheran
SEMINARY OF Saginaw, Mich, will preacl
: IN the Evangelical Protestant churcl
sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
y When you want your laundry done III
neat, take it to the KWOng Sing Hanl
S Laundry. Shirts 10 cents each;- collar
cents, for 5; cuffs cents per pair.
+ An extra train was run on the St. Pau
road Sunday afternoon, for the accomo
l. dat1on OF passengers between Waterfowl
and Milwaukee
y hen you want commercial print
ing, and want it quick, and turned on
q In an artistic manner, just ring III
= phone 96-3.
= walter Reason is at his homo +, tb;