Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1906-03-07

:: Purely Personal {:

Harold Rack was visitor saturday
in Milwaukee.
Miss Laura Lehman visited friends at
Lowell last week.
H. r. Eberle was business visitor in
Milwaukee Thursday.
Sheriff George P Gates was up from
the county seat Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Tanck spent Sunday
with Jefferson friends.
John W Schempf was business Wis
itor in Chicago Thursday.
Elmer Rooster and Edward Sterritt
were visitors in Milwaukee Sunday.
Clayton Eaton of Milwaukee, was
guest under the parental roof Sunday.
Attorney Joseph f. Davies was in Chi
cago Tuesday Oh professional business.
Carl F. Otto and Charles A. Kohn were
business visitors in Milwaukee Thursday.
Postmaster Gruetzmacher has been
business visitor at Madison during the
week.
Mrs. FerG. Behl and daughter. Meta,
visited friends at Oconomowoc one day
last week.
Miss Maud R. Macpherson was the
Sunday.
Mrs. j. C. Spencer of Amigo, is the
guest of Mrs. P. Ii. Swift, 713 South
Second street.
J. A. Aalberg, manager Of the Grand
Opera House, was business visitor Mon
day at Madison.
Mrs. Frank Atkins entertained Satur-
day club yesterday afternoon at her home
on Seventh street.
C. A. Skinner, of the law firm of Skin
ner & Thauer visited Juneau Thursday
on professional business.
Mrs. L. J. Lees and Master Jack Lees
of Juneau were the guests last week Of
her mother, Mrs. P. Kuenzi.
Mr.. and Mrs. George SIeight of Bel
mont, Iowa, are onests at the home of
W. F. Sleight on Washington street.
@. c. UehIing prominent architect of
Milwaukee spent Sunday in this city the
guest of his brother, Henry Uehling and
family.
Mrs. Henry Nowack entertained the
Degree of Honor Sewing circle yesterday
afternoon at her home OH North Fourth
street.
in the city Wednesday. The purpose of
his visit will appear on another column
Of the Republican.
Rev. j. Barrett of St. Paul's church
preached at OcOnomowoc Friday eve
: ming having exchanged pulpits with the
rector at that place.
Now is the time to look for office if you
want any and it is also the time to look
after bargains aud you can get them OF
The Central Trading Co.
Chief Of Police Block is still confined
, to his house, suffering with inflammation.
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and JOY of evil doors.
Mrs. W. O. Perry of Piverville, was {
! visitor in the city Wednesday and whil'
: here placed the Republican under obliga
d lions for a cal! that was appreciated
Emil Kohl of Pipervile, was bust
: ness visitor in the city Saturday ant
: while here, favored the Republican sane
tum with call, and is hereby invited tt
d do so every time he comes to WatertOwn
: Mrs. j. M. Lounsbury having recovere'
/ from a spell of serious illness which
3 greatly alarmed her relations AM
e friends, spent most Of last week with he
q parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Rood a
Waterloo.
3 j. M. Cannon of Jefferson, who has TIL
0 good fortune to occupy good position
S in the office of the secretary of state a
0 Madison. was in the city Thursday taking
) political observations and meeting
/ friends.
o Low Rates to North and South Dakota.
o Greatly reduced rates made to Nortl
y and South Dakota and many points il
8 Northern Minnesota, via the lineage
g Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, ever
e Thursday during March and April. Fol
. further information regarding rates
% routes and train service, ask neares
q ticket agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee {
St. Paul Railway, or write to-day to IA
r Miller, General Passenger Agent Chicag
!, March IL.
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