Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-10-28

chicago.
Misses Augusta Kroening and Emma
Meyer are the guests of relatives in Chi
cago.
Miss Margaret Kunitz gave a party
Saturday afternoon in honor of her birth
day, to number of her schoolmates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stempel of Johnson
Greek were in the city Sunday.
Fl. A. Kruger and family of Milwau-
kee have removed to this city and will
reside in Eighth street were Mr.. Kruger
has purchased resident.
j. D. .allock was a jefferson visitor
Sunday.
Edward Schulz of Chicago was in the
city Sunday.
Col. D. c. Scott has returned upon his
visit at Minneapolis.
Sabbath school under the auspices of
the Union church will be held in the
Welch church on Sunday afternoon at
p. m. Miss Abbie Norton oupt.
Zula Kenyon, the pastel artist, has re-
turned from sketching tour and is pre-
pared to give instruction in pastel paint
ing at her studio, 22O Main St. Pupils
are hereby requested to call early.
The following attended the district
convention Of the w. R. C. at OconOmo-
woe Friday. Mesdames II, A. Holdridge,
George ". Hill, William Bisner, Charles
Wenck, Charles Burdick, H. Ready.
Panl Demenske was in Milwaukee
Tuesday.
Fred Kleck Of Milwaukee is the guest
of friends in that city.
Mrs. William Martsch is the guest of
Milwaukee friends.
Miss Jessie Eiffier entertained num-
ber Of young friends at a candy pull
Monday evening.
Mrs. H. H. Drews and children who
have been the guests Of the Misses NAL
10y have returned to their home in Wa
terloo.
Miss Anna O'Connor entertained a
number Of her friends at candy pull
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John C. Cruel is the guest of rel
atives in Milwaukee.
G. E. Donovan of WarerloO was in the
nj u I'll urcday nvnuiur
H. Wertheimer transacted business in
Chicago Saturday.
Otto r. Kruegtr and wife of Juneau
were visitors in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Charles j. Wenck and daughter
Metha were at OconGmOwoc Friday.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Berg Of Concord died last Satur
day. The funeral was held Monday
afternoon.
Lee Mendenhall has been appointed
mail clerk in the railway postal service
with headquarters in Milwaukee.
John Mclaughlin was overcome by
weakness at the corner Of West Main and
Water streets Saturday. He was taken
to his home, 1913 Lafayette street We're
he is resting easy. His physician says
nothing serious will result.
The new Union church will hold their
bible reading and prayer service at Aus
tin Burdicks on Thursday eve. this week.
Cordial invitation is extended to all to
join us.
DR.. G. R. Field was visitor to Milwau-
last week Friday.
A. J. Weiss, one of eur local insurance
men paid business trip to Milwaukee
last week Friday.
The rumor that Rev, Joseph S. La Boule
of St. Henry's Catholic church, was to
be transferred to Milwaukee. seems to
have been premature.
Mrs. William Beisner was delegate
to the OconomOwoc convention of the
w. R. C. last week.
The only legal way to fish, is by angl-
ing. trolling and spearing certain kinds
of fish. Nets are cut out
Potatoes are at 80 cents bushel with
our local dealers.
Manager Neuman begins the winter
season with unexceptional attractions
and they are we'll patronized.
Mrs. Laura Nixon, of Mayville, was
visitor among WatertOwn friends last
week.
George Zoelle has again taken charge
of the postoffice barber shop and will
continue to do so until his new shop in
North second street is completed.
Rev. William Fritzmeier preached
his farewell sermon at the Cengrega-
nional Church Sunday. Contrary to
news item of last week, the reverend
gentleman will not go to Hayward, but
to Chicago. May health and increased
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