Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-05-11

Leader regeTLS TO learn, is quite ii
with pneumonia. Her speedy recov
cry hooded is for by her multitude O
friends.
H. A. Whipple, editor of tn
Waterloo Democrat was in the city
Monday, and so much of hurry tina
he could only run into the Leader
office, grab palms and say ''Howdy.'
Thomsa Brooks has returned from
Mt. Clemens, Mich, having accom-
panied his wife to that place to entel
sanitarium there Her many
friends hope she will obtain speedy
relief and soon return restored to 70.
bust health.
(From Wednesdays Daily)
C.. Wilkowski transacted business
yesterday in Milwaukee.
Miss Sophia Koehler, who is teach.
ing at Juneau spent Sunday at home
t'Tug" Lacy of Nashotah, was g
visitor in the city yesterday, the
guest of Otto G.. Schott.
H. J. Toussaint is transacting bust
ness in the northern part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wollen of Mil.
ford, were among the many in the city
yesterday.
Miss Nellie Enright who spent the
winter months in Texas has returned
home to remain.
| Henry Cartendick returned Monday
from Milwaukee, where he had beer
over Sunday.
Attorney Arthur Mulberger was al
Jefferson yesterday in attendance al
term of county court.
William Brandt of Clyman, was g
visitor in the city yesterday and a
welcomed caller at Leader office.
Misses Laura and Theresa Kelley
of Milwaukee spent Sunday here with
| their mother, Mrs. John Kelley,
Western avenue.
A windfall has come to Charles
Mackay. An uncle in Scotland pass
ed away and left Mr.. Mackay some
thing to remember him by.
Drs. C. J. Habhegger and 7. F.
Shinnick were called to Juneau yes
terday to perform an operation fol
the relief of sufferer.
Miss Julia Behling returned last
evening from Milwaukee where she
had passed several days as the guest
of relatives and friends.
Miss Eta ToussaInt returned Mon
day from Milwaukee, where she en-
joyed couple of days visit with
relatives and frieneds.
Julius Pacius of Milwaukee, who
with F. H. Ullerich constitutes the
Watertown Concrete Block Co. was
in the city Saturday on company bust
| ness.
Mrs. M. Humphrey of Piperville
was visitor in the city yesterday
and during her stay favored the Lead
er with call that was appreciated.
Francis Rathbun, VIM Hilgendorf,
Leonard Broenniman, VIM. Cheney,
Miss Lillian Weber, Miss Hattie Mar
tison came home from Milwaukee Sat-
urday and remained over Sunday.
Miss Mary Maldaner returned Mon
day from Milwaukee, Otto Gald-
ner, Chas. Hilgendorf and H. L. Lin
coin returned Monday from Milwaukee
where they had enjoyed short visit.
Frank Schultz, one of our city mail
carriers, is on duty again after va
cation of week, during which, he
made the best garden in the city and
expects to have vegetables in the fall
to give away.
(From Thursdays Daily
E. Brandt was a business Wis.,
tor yesterday in Chicago.
Rev. Father August Salick of Mil
waukee, is visitor in the city.
Miss Ida Wendt is acting as stem
ographer for DIR. A. H. Hartwig.
Mrs. VIM. Kruse of Milwaukee,
was visitor in the city yesterday.
7. Tillsch of this city was a bust
ness visitor at Eau Claire yesterday.
G. S. Todd of Columbus was bust
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
Ex-Mayor Wertheimer { in Mime,
sofa this week looking up the pres,
poets for barley crop.
Rev. Julius Gamm of La Crosse, is
in the city, having been called here
by the serious illness of his father.
Miss Hilda Kruger very pleasantly
entertained a company of her friends
at her home on Sixth street last even
ing.
Miss Clara Bramer, who has actet
AS stenographer for Davies & Mulber
ger, has accepted a position in Chica
go.
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