Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1906-03-14
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P. L. Utiey was business visitor in
Milwaukee Thursday.
Miss Lydia Sleeper was the guest OF
Miss Marion Gardner at Milwaukee Satur-
day.
A. f. Needham spent Wednesday In.
Milwaukee looking after business mat
ters.
W G.. Stone and Mrs. Jesse Stone were
visitors in Chicago a couple of days last
week.
Mrs. f. ". Lehman continues to i'm
prove, much to the JOY Of her family and
friends.
Mrs. A. II. Worries of Chicago, was the
guest last week Of her mother, Mrs. Anna
Sleeper
Mrs. L. +. Jahnke and sister, Miss EIiZ-
abeth Beh!ing were visitors in Milwaukee
Wednesday.
Miss Bessie FIagg of Edgerton, was
the guest Of Mrs. w. F. Earle several
days last week.
John Seager of Fox Lake, is the guest
of his brother, John c. Seager aud en-
joying himself.
George P. Gates the big, good looking
Sheriff was up from Jefferson Monday on
official business.
Mrs. Fred Kusel is in Chicago, the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Bertha Val
erius and family.
Hon. and Mrs. L. B. CaswelI of Fort
Atkinson, were the guests yesterday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Moak.
Paul Boehm of Arpin, Wis. is here on
business and to visit his sister Mrs. John
Fehrmann town Of Emmett.
". f. Earle, superintendent for the
American Cigar Co., in this city visited
Edgerton friends Wednesday.
Mrs. L. O. Robinson of GAINESVILLE is
the guest of her son Henry L. Robinson
and family 1T North Third street.
R. M. Bates, postoffice inspector with
headquarters at st. Louis, Mo-, spent
Sunday in this city with his family.
Mrs. S. ]. Stanton and sons, Clifford
and Victor were the guests Thursday of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Wills at Juneau.
Theodore Dobbratz was business
visitor in Milwaukee Wednesday. His
visit meant more talking machines.
John Thauer conducted an auction
sale at ,Hubbleton Monday-and is ready
to answer all calls, for he is a success as
a crier.
Louis Funk Of the town of WatertOwn,
was visitor in the city yesterday, and
favored the Republican office with call.
Theodore B. Roach of Lake Mills, was
in the city Monday, Mr.. Roach is agent
for jefferson county for one the very best
autos manufactured.
Paul J Volkmann Of the town Of Wat
ertown, one of the young and progressive
men Of the county, was business visitor
in the city Monday.
Capt. ar. Mrs James Spencer of Ant
igo, who were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. Fl. Swift last week, returned to their
home Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. j. Braunschweig and Mrs. O.
Kuenzi We're called to Fond du Lac last
week on account of the serious illness of
their father. Charles Bray.
Erwin f. Zuehlke was the lucky man
to draw years subscription for the Re-
publican 1T the recent masquerade ball
given by the Turner Society.
John Brooks of Chippewa Falls, assist
ant super iltendent of the Beet Sugar
Co., of that city spent Sunday here, the
guest of his father, Joseph Brooks.
Judge John ". Sale of GAINESVILLE, who
is candidate for the judgeship Of this
judicial circuit, WAS in the city Friday
and made very favorable impression.
Miss Ca,Iie Mathewson came down
from Neenah Saturday evening and is
spending few days at home with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Matthewson and 9TH
OF ToIdb1fbS.
Otto Sydow, chairman of the town of
Pennington, and one of the youngest
men on the county board, was in the city
yesterday meeting old friends and max
ing new ones.
Ralph Bird Of Milwaukee, postoffice
inspector and Frank Kispert of jefferson
were in the city Saturday wig-wagging
with friends. Frank is as fat and jolly
as ever aE;i Ralph is Bird.
Attorney Harlow Pease and daughter,
Miss Lydia returned Wednesday evening,
Mr.. Pease coming from Chicago and Miss
Lydia from Milwaukee, meeting at the
last named city.
j. E. Humphrey Of Ixonia, one of the
leading citizens Of his town and Jeffer-