Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1906-01-10
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Attorney GUSTAV bUCnne1t was
professional visit Or at Juneau yester-
day.
w. c. Stone is business visitor IN
Chicago and will be absent until
Friday.
Mrs. MAJ "a athewson went to
Neenah Friday TO visit her daughter,
Miss Caille.
Douglas Hartwi returned to Ma
olson Thursday 10 resume his studies
in the STATE Jni' ersity.
Emil Seibel ard Senator Ryan of
Ohio, We're at .'nstisford yesterday
to close a large lumber deal.
Mrs. s. P Cites came up from
Jefferson Friday and visited friends
in the city during the day.
P. L. Utle7, superintendent OF the
Gas and Electric 60 was a business
visitor i'll Milwaukee Thursday.
Sheriff and Yrs. G. P. Gates of
Jefferson spent til first two days of
the week with friends in this city
Miss Helen Rack will leave in a
few days for Neenah were she will be
the guest of friends for a couple of
weeks.
Henry Goetsch and sister, Mrs.
William Hoefs of Mukwanago, were
at Pipersville last week visiting their
mother who is very i'll.
E. W. Schultz left yesterday with
a party of twenty for the Isle of
Pines in tbs ,ntei est of the San Juan
Land company.
William H. Ptrker of LAWYER,
Iowa, has been the guest Of his
daughters Misses Frank and Fanny
during the week
Elmer koestel returned Wedne>-
day evening from his former home in
Iowa, where he >pent the holidays
with his parents.
Misses Louise and Minnie Sproes-
ser entertained Il number of their
friends at tae bone on Clvman-st.
Monday evening
Otto Ushhng Of Redwood, was in
the city Thursday and in the evening
attended the Social Session" given
by the EIls at their club room.
Miss Anna Thompson returned
Thursday from Curtis where she
spent the holiday season and re-
sumed her studies in the High school.
Rev. J, B. Thompson visited Fond
Gu Lac last Friday, and while there
was engaged to deliver an address to
the Railroad men at the Railway
shops, Saturday noon, January 20.
Ned. Rack is at Daggett, Cali.
His health is greatly improved, he
weighing when last heard from 14O
pounds. He likes the country and
will probably reside there perme-
nently.
E. H. Burlingame of Portage,
deputy revenue collector for this
district, was In the city Thursday
taking inventory of the cigars on
hand in the factory of the Wiggen-
horn Bros. Co.
Dudley Fitzgerald, the popular
conductor on the Milwaukee road
between this city and Madison, was
in here Monday paying taxes and
shaking hands with those that love
him-and they are multitude.
Joseph Terbrueggan expects to de-
part on the 18th inst, for the south
to spend the remainder of the winter.
He is confident that winter by that
time will be here good and plenty
which he desires to escape.
Frank M. Eaton turned the fftieth
milestone in his earthly pilgrimage
Sunday and there were many burnt
offerings" offered during the day
testifying to the appreciation of his
friends, that he still tabernacled with
them in the flesh.
Emil Kresensky, one of the wide
awake and progressive farmers in
the town ofClyman was a welcomed
visitor at the Republican office yester-
day. We are always pleased to have
our country subscribers call so we
get acquainted and keep posted as to
their localities.
Miss Sarah Kruger of Emmett
visited relatives at Juneau last week
and on her return was accompanied
Erne Buckle that of village and Alex
Kruger Of Emmett and Miss Clara
Krause, teacher in the town of Wa
tertown, and took dinner with their
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