Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-06-17

Milwaukee sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kusel spent the
first of the week in Waukesha.
Chas. Heinseke visited at his home
here over Sunday.
Miss Linda Uehling left for visit
with friends in Grand Rapids the latter
part of last week.
Herman Kent, of the Republican force,
spent Sunday with relatives and friends
in Oconomowoc.
W. F. Moenning, wife and children
accompanied by Miss Anna Human,
visited friends in Milwaukee, Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Blaesins is guest of her
mother in Juneau.
Mrs. Jane Chapman is visiting her
daughter at Neenah, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell of Minneapolis, are
spending few days at the home of Mrs.
Alex Durham.
Mrs I. c. Marteson of Amigo, is visit
ing the Misses Holland.
Fred Bursinger is employed at the E.
Kunert Manufacturing Co., as engineer.
Mrs. A. 7. Stearns and son Allen of
Chicago. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Goodnetter on College avenue.
Drs. j. NJ. Sleicher and R. B. Herman
were in Milwaukee Saturday, and were
present at a clinic given by Dr.. LOrenz
the famous German physician, who is
making short stay in that city.
Frank Maley Of Graceville, Mimi, was
renewing old acquaintance here Friday
and Saturday. He returned to his home
Sunday.
Jack Fletcher of Portage, visited with
his sister in this city over Sunday.
VIM Zieman's horse became frighten-
ed at piece of flying paper in North
Third street last Saturday. After lively
run for short distance it broke loose
from the buggy, and damaged the harness
somewhat. The horse was stopped by
Albert Kruger.
Flora Spear visited few days with
her friend, Nellie George at Oconomowoc.
Mayfower Lodge No. 5, Degree Of
Honor, will give a lawn party at Robert
Dents residence this evening. Refresh
ments will be served.
The stars and strips waved above the
buildings last Saturday. Flag day fall
ing Oh Sunday, was observed the day
previous.
John Schempf visited visited with
Jefferson friends last Sunday.
Jane Hyland of Madison, was a g nest
of city friends on Sunday.
Matthew Smith of EscanaDa. Mich,
spent Sunday st the home Of his father
in this city.
Alderman R. II. Radke and family
spent Sunday at Oconomowoc.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. t. Moak are enjoying
"a few days outing at Lake Koshkonong.
The Liederkranz of this city spent
Sunday at Rock Lake, Lake Mills.
Vim. Weber, Adolf Krebs, Emil Tanck
and G. j. Wenck attended Seibel Bros.
show at Juneau on Monday.
Simon Martch and Richard Heyn en-
, ployes of Seibel Bros. Show spent Sun
day at their homes in this city.
William Kohn Of San Francisco, was
In she city Saturday and Sunday, guest
of his brother, Charles A. KOhn and sis
ter, Mrs. William F. Whyte. He was
formerly resident Of WatertoWn, but
had not been here in ten years before,
and was on his way home from a bust
mess trip in the East.
The Cappella choir OF Milwaukee will
hold an outing day at OcOnOmOWoc on
Sunday, June 20. The mixed choir of
st. Marks church go to Oconomowoc
on that day and participate in the
chanting.
The Missouri synod meeting will be
held at Sheboygan June oath until June
30th. under the supervision of Rev. VOL
brecht. f. H. Eggers, of ST. Johns
Lutheran church and the teachers of the
porochial school will attend.
Max Muenich was a jefferson visitor
over Sunday.
Eugene Collins was in Milwaukee on
Saturday.
VIM. Monrean of Seibel Bros. Show
spent Sunday with city friends
Mrs. S. E. Holmes was in Milwaukee
Saturday.
James Boyle and Thos. Brooks were at
Redwood Saturday evening.
Dill Shinnick of Chicago was visitor
here Sunday.
Lewis Parks Of Madison is home from
the University.
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