Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-08-19

ed to attend.
Henry Moser, John Goelz, Martha
Boldt, and Mamie Nehrbass of Milwaukee
visited at the home of Henry Moser the
first of the week.
August Schmutzler of Beaver Dam
was in the city Saturday to attend the
funeral Of his uncle, Christian Schmutz-
Ter.
The ladies of ST. Demands church
will serve ice cream, cake coffee and
sandwiches on the church lawn, Wednes-
day evening from 5 p. m. to 9. m,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rhoda, George
Rhoda, and Mrs Walter w. Robinson of
Waukesha were Sunday guests of A. R.
Jones and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Camp of Chicago,
arrived IN the city Friday evening in
the il automobile, for the homecoming.
Mrs. Camp is a daughter of j. Hardie.
Roxy Walters of Juneau, now playing
with the Three-I-League for Decatur,
had his collar bone broken Friday. He
was run into by another player.
Otto Knaak who left here sometime
ago is now employed as a street car
conductor on one of the Council Bluffs,
Ia. lines.
Fred Zochert, foreman in the C. M. e
ST. Paul tin shops Milwaukee, visited
his brother-in-law, Louis Benzel, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Berry and Chas. Henke and fam
lily of Milwaukee, were entertained at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Kurz-
veg on Sunday.
Miss Hulda Meyer who has been So
! jOurning in California is the guest of
her brother, Frank Meyer. She has
travelled extensively since leaving her
home here ten years ago.
Rev. Fred KOrtum and Mrs. William
GOetsch departed for Mendoza, ILL.,, on
Monday to attend the Advent Camp
meeting which is being held there this
week.
Richard Burke of Plymouth, Wis,
arrived in the city Sunday to enjoy home
coming time and will remain for about
two weeks, guest in the home of his
mother
Those who were in attendance at the
Wisconsin, Missouri and Michigan synod
in session at Lacrosse, Wis, the past
week were Prof Ernst, DR.. Nottz and
Prof. ]. J. Meyer.
Charles Stoppenbach. Henry Kroenin,
Frank Bienfang, Rube Turner, John
Meyer, John Zeh, and Misses Winnifred
Mistele, Irma Bechand, Agnes Roesseler,
Bertha Schmidt and Title John were
among the visitors from Jefferson on
Sunday.
Messrs Eugene LIGHT, Ed. Gnatzig and
party from Rubicon, left yesterday
for Rose, South Dakota, where they are
interested in land deals. Mr.. LIGHT and
his brother, from Rubicon will also
make trip through Montana and the
Black Hills, before returning.
s Mrs. .Bethke land three children of
Shebaygan,, who have been the guests of
! MIR. and Mrs. VIM. F. Moenning in this
q city for two weeks past, left On Monday
for Fond du Lac where they will visit
for few days before returning to their
| home. Mrs. Bethke is sister-in-law of
Mrs. Moennlng.
Miss Ottilie Denniger returned last
!, Friday from months visit with friends
at Marquette, Mich, and has resumed
her position as clerk in Chas. Fischer &
Sons dry goodsstore. On Friday even
ing she in company with her sister
Clara, went to Milwaukee, where they
visited with their brother over Sunday.
Misses Ida Marquardt and Tillie
Deuvel of Wausau, arrived in this city
last Thursday. They were met at the
depot by William, Will and rendered a
ride to his farm about miles northeast
of here, where they were entertained by
; their aunt, Mrs. Will. Later they visit
ed their uncle, VIM. Wendorf, in the
town OF Emmet. few hours of social
) greeting were also spent at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. Goetsch, After
spending several days among relatives
and friends in this vicinity they went to
Hartland to spend a short time with
their aunt, Mrs. Henry Hochmuth. From
this. place the ladies enjoyed trip to
Milwaukee.