Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-12-23
L o G A L S

day.
Max Gaebler was in Milwaukee Mon
day.
Marshal Bullwinkel Of Jefferson was
in the city, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Halfpap, are the
happy parents of baby girl.
Clare Kellogg OF Oconomowoc was a
visitor in the city Sunday.
Chas. Forkenbridge was a Milwaukee
business visitor Monday.
Shoriff Held of jefferson was busi-
ness visitor in town Friday.
C. D. Richards and son Of Chicogo
were Watertown visitors on Monday.
Mrs. Michael McGann of Milwaukee
was visitor in the city last Friday.
DR.. j. D. Smalley and family are visit
ing Mrs. Smalley's parents at Fond du
Lac.
Alfred Goeldner of Alma is visiting
his mother Mrs. Louise Goeldner in this
city.
John Smyth is entertaining his son-in-
law of Tower, N. D. at his home in West
Milwaukee street.
Miss Mary Moran has returned from
visit with relatives at st. Msry's convent
NOtre Dame, Ind, and Chicago.
The city banks will be closed Christ
mas day, and the postoffice will only be
open during the usual holiday hours.
Mrs. L. B. Caswell Jr. and daughter OF
Fort Atkinson are the guests OF her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Moak.
Justice John Clifford editor of the
Juneau Independent was a pleasant cal
ler at the Republican Office last Friday.
H. C. Mayer shipped eight stuffed
geese to John E. Rockefeller Saturday.
They weighed 1879 pounds. Quite an
honor. (
Mrs. Adams q we'll known resident of
the town of Ixonia left last week for q
sojourn with friends at Los Angeles,
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Lechleidner, OF
Milwaukee, were casual visitors in our
city today. 1t is possible that they may
become permanent residents.
W. D. Sproesser, Ferdinand Schmutz-
Ter, Mrs. Anna Fuchs and Mrs. L. Kneisel
attended the funeral of Mr.. Otto Fuchs
at Oshkosh Saturday.
Alex Goetsch of Cresco, Iowa, is spend
the holidays with relatives here. He
will also visit in Juneau, Milwaukee
and Mukwonago.
AR. and Mrs. Byron L. Kabot have re-
turned from from their brief wedding
trip and will be at home to their friends
at 718 Market Street.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Schumacher of the town OF
Watertown recently and they are the re-
cepients of friends congratulations.
The Union church will give Christ
mas entertainment in Washington st.
on Wednesday evening at p. m. Come
with your friends and see Santa Claus.
The city treasurer gives notice that
the tax rolls will be in his hands for
collection on Saturday, JAN, 2, next.
All taxes must be paid on or before jan
uary 81,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Fay nee Mary A.
Roper, who were married in Watertown
fifty years ago. recently celebrated their
golden wedding at their Mankato, Min
nesota), home.
Deputy La Count OF the 1st. revenue
district was in Watertown today looking
after matters in the 9Th and 9Th wards
as affecting saloonkeepers and makers
of whey butter, if there are any.
Rev. Herman Ficke, prominent
clergyman Of Dubuque. has been spend
lug few days with the family of his
old friend and former associate, the late
Ferdinand A. Volkmann.
Mrs. William P. Brown and son Paul
have returned from New York city. Paul
had been sick for several months but is |
now recuperating. His mother was
with him during the greater part of his
illness.
The brush factory that has been run
ming short-handed during the installa-
tion of quite extensive improvements.
will open up with an increase in the
working force soon after New Years.
It is rumored that the Milwaukee plant |
is to be consolidated with the one here.
Henry Witte who resides some ten
minutes drive outside the city in the
town of Watertown, slipped on the ice
last Thursday and broke his leg just
above the ankle. DR.. Whyte was sum-
moned to attend and soon reduced the
fracture. The young man is doing as
we'll as could be expected.
Mr.. George Bray aud son George, part
les we'll and most favorably known here