Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Ell SchWelgor or Jenor-
son were the guests of relatives and
friends in the city Sunday.
Arthur Schimmel of Fond du Lac was
an over Sunday visitor at his parents
home in this city.
F. H. Buffmeier left Monday night for
the Northern part of the state where he
will do some hunting.
"Down by the Sea-" drew quite large
audience to Turner Opera house last
Sunday evening and the play seemed to
give general satisfaction.
Harry Kellermann has returned from
visit at Marinette.
w. c. Radtke and Joe Robinson were
hunting near Doylestcwn Sunday and
Monday.
Miss Bertha Zautner entertained Sun
day evening at her home in Third street
in honor of her birthday.
W. j. Stacy has purchased five lots
located west of the I. L. Henry box fac
tory. They were formerly owned by
George Ryan.
T. B. Roach of Lake Mills was in the
city for a few hours Saturday.
The 55 acre farm of EDlil Seibel which
is located in the Sixth ward has been
sold to William Ziegelmann.
Henry Nowack of Lowell was in the
city Saturday.
Attorney j. E. Wiedisch of Milwaukee
and George NJ. Rowell OF MenOmOnee
Falls were in the city Thursday on busi-
ness.
Geo. Stanchfield was business visitor
at Madison Thursday.
Mrs. A. E. Foot or Milwaukee was the
guest of Mrs. Edward Rack few days
the past week.
Miss Edna Chadwick has been enrolled
as student in the Columbia School of
Oratory, Chicago.
Mrs. Christopher O'Brien formerly a
resident of this city is now residing with
her sister at Slayton, MINI.
Mrs. C. W. Jones entertained Mrs.
William Griffith of Denver, Colo, a few
days the past week.
DR.. A. H. Hartwig and Mic Simon have
number of Western horses for sale.
they may be seen in vacant lot in Main
street nea.' Seva2sh street.
Ed. Stoppenbach, of Jefferson, was in
our city Friday.
Mrs. Geo. W. Sloan was visitor in
Watertewn last week Friday.
At public sale of Short Horns held
at Marshfeld this state last week fifty
one head brought $1O914, or an average
of 1914 per head.
Mrs. j. T. Moak has been somewhat of
a sufferer from provoking cold during
portion of the past week, but is better.
j. 7. Moak was visitor among friends
and relatives at Fort Atkinson during
portion of the past week.
Mrs. Hull, of Watertown, inspected
the W. r. G. Thursday. She found the
books all O. K. and pronounced the corps
in good condition, Columbus Republi-
can.
Miss May Thorn Of the Milwaukee
Normal school was home over Sunday.
George Strauss of Fond du Lac was an
over Sunday visitor at his parents home
in thia city.
Miss Olive Jones was home over Sun
day from the Milwaukee Normal.
Morgan Throne of Milwaukee was the
guest of his parents Sunday.
Miss Elsa Krug of the Milwaukee
Normal was home over Sunday.
M. W. H. Jones, one of the most sue
cessful breeders of Holstein Friesian
Cattle in Wisconsin was a welcome
caller at the Republican Office last week.
His individual sales of choice stock have
been most satisfactory as to number
sold and prices paid.
President w. F. Whyte and Secretary
o. 0. B. Wingate of the state board of
health visited the Milwaukee house of
correction last Saturday for the purpose
of inspecting its sanitary condition.
The report will be made to the county
board of Milwaukee in time for such ac-
tion as the inspection will suggest.
Juneau is to have gas plant at cost
of 1900, A brick power house will be
built adjoining the city hall. The mo-
live power will be supplied by a twelve
horse power gasoline engine that can al
SO be used in the operation of water
works. The new plant will be similar
to the one recently installed at Fox Lake
by the same contractors, and which has