Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-12-06
JOHNSON CREEK.
TO late for last week }

tie Harmonias and the Ath'e 1:cs five
from here to witness the defeat OF the
home boys.
Mrs. Will Christiane AL ] : boy
William j., were over ~ndaE visitors
with her parents; v. A. spent Sunday
there also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust. May and s"n Chr
sic of Watertown, vi~tel Will: relatives
in the village last Friday.
Frank Sheppard, i. {. Mahsfie,f. A
Cashin and John Grel, were recent
Cream City visitor.
John Edel Of Baltimore, Md, was IL
the village Monday, calling on Duties
shippers.
P. H. Cashin, while changing trains al
Watertown Junction last Friday, met
with serious accident. While the
train was still IN motion Mr.. NaShin
Jumped off and fell so nnfortunatc.y that
he broke few ribs. He was pat aboard
the train for Johnson Creek and taken tt
his home.
Ernest Hungerford and wife Il III :
waukee were the guests of his brother t..
E. and family over Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Lauder of Viroqua. called
on their numerous friends in the village
Tuesday. Mr.. Lauder expressed himself
very favOrablv on the rapid prOgl ess
which orr VILLAGE is making
Mrs. +. r. Scholl was called to Nauke-
sha Monday by the serious illness of her
mother
Miss Helen Wolff spent Sunday9at her
home at Lake Mills.
Fred Mansfield went to Chicago Mon
day.
Carl Quades5and wife Of the town CT
Pennington, celebrated at their home
last Sunday their golden wedding ami
yersary. Carl Quade was born May |,
1885. and Mrs. G. January 2nd 1886, On
November Goth, 1856, they were united
in marriage at Altenpfueg, Provinz
Brandenburg, Germany, from where they
emigrated in 1889, first settling In New
York State and in October 1892 the came
to Pennington, where they are living
since From their union came four
children, two boys, of whom one lives III
New York and the other in Philade phia
and two daughter who are married; one
to Chas. Schl0esser and one to Franz
Becker. Rev. Hanemann of the Lutheran
church at Pennington, was present at
the celebration at the house, and wished
the couple, who are still active, that he
may have occasion to congratulate them
in further % years to their diamond
wedding celebration.
The Ladies Aid Society will hold q
Bazaar at the parlOrs of the NJ. E. church
or Thursday, December 18th; everybody is
cordially invited.
John Frederic William Stiehm, OF
whose demise we informed our readers
in last weeks issue, was born July 4th
1927, in SchuetZensOrge, PrOvlnz Bran
denburg. Germany, and in 1849 he mar
ried Anua Elizabeth Tom Of Sonfede
Pr0yinz Po5en. In 1852 he came to the
Unite States and settled in the town OF
FarmmgtOn, where he lived many years
till he moved IA years ago to J0hDsoI
Creek. While living in Pennington HI
was one Of the founders of the eV. !uti
Emmanuel GGmeinde, and was mem6el
Thereof till he moved TO J. G.. While liV
ing in Pennington he held several office!
Of trust which he filled to the satisfaction
Of the voters. In 1899 he celebrated witt
his life companion the golden welding
anniversary. His health was always thu
best till of late years he suffered from
asthma, to which he finally succumbeG
Besides his widow he leaves 4 sons,
dauahters, 81 grandchildren, = grea
grandchildren and 1 sisters The funera
took place Thursday afternoon from TIL
st. Johannes church, Rev. Zimmerman
officiating. The palibearerS were +. {.
H. VI. and Vim. Stiehm, j. c. Shekev, Gus
Gentschmer and Chas. LOnsbury. AmCns
those from out of town were Mr.. AM
Mrs. J C. Shekey from Wausau, G
Gentschmer and family from Heienyiiie
Chas. Lounsbury and wife Of Fort Atkin
son. John Sievert and wife and Pau
Herman and Fred. Sieyert of Fort Atkin
son, Mrs. Nm. Schempf Of Milwaukee
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Hoene, Linda an'
Elma iioene and Mrs. Jack of Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mumm of Fort At
kinsan, Mrs. Mary Seitz Of GAINESVILLE
Mrs. and Mrs. John Schlueter Of James
vile. MrLeon. Schempf, Mrs. G. Schenpl
Mrs. Weiss, Miss Lizzie Kruger AM
Miss Josephine Jaedecke from Water
town.