Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-08-03

August 1anck, Jr. was reported DIS
b eing quite i'll last evening.
Mrs M. Higgins is visiting friends
and relatives at Milwaukee.
If you want, read the want ads-or
put want ad IN the Leader.
Misses Edna and Alice Voss are
visiting friends at Johnson Creek.
Mrs. Ida Angelroth has returned
from six weeks visit in Chicago.
Miss Rose KIefer returned to Chi
cago yesterday after enjoying visit
here.
o. M. Boyum of Sun Prairie, is in
the city on business and pleasure com
blned. '-ss~ss TEsssSss zsspka 444s.a -
Miss Linda Uehling accompanied her
mother to Grand Rapids-to see the
little nephew.
Mrs. f. w. Schultz and daughters
Muriel and Helen are visiting at
Fort Atkinson.
Miss Katie Heinrich retired Tuesday
from Madison where she had been to
visit friends.
Mrs. Victor Starum of Milwaukee,
is visiting at the home Of her parents
M. and Mrs. John Throne.
Attorney E. F. Wieman was pro-
fessional visitor atNeosho yesterday,
making the trip with a team.
Harlow Pease, the Nestor of the local
bar, was professional visitor at
Madison the first of the week.
Mrs. J. C. Seager and son Charley
left yesterday for Waukegan, H.,
to visit relatives for few days.
DR.. A. H. HartwIg and w. L.
Swift of the Leader, were visitors at
Pipersville yesterday afternoon.
Miss Maud Macpherson leaves TO-DAY
for Montreal, Canada, to visit rela
tives. She will be absent about three
weeks.
Harry Dawes has returned to Mil
waukee, after enjoying three weeks
visit with his uncle, Emil Tanck
and family.
Miss Fanny Wander Bic left yes
terday for Minneapolis for three
weeks visit, with her brother J. c.
Wander Bic.
Henry 0. Nevins of Jefferson was a
visitor in the city yesterday. Mr..
Nevins is candidate for denomination
TO the office of register of deeds.
r. H. Brennecke and wife returned
yesterday morning after an absence
of three weeks, during which time
they visited friends at points in AL
berta, Canada.
John F.. Hughes of Reeseville, was
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Hughes is
candidate for the assembly from the
Second district of Dodge county on
the democratic ticket.
Mrs. E. Sipp, Miss Ella and Arden
returned Tuesday evening from a ten
days visit from Neenah where they
had been visiting relatives. Mr.. Slpp
went up to accompany their home.
Rev. and Mrs NJ L. Eversz ano
daughter leave today for Minnesota
where they will spend couple of
weeks-and their many friends hope
that they will have a pleasant time.
Several of the young ladies of the
city enjoyed the pleasures of basket
picnic at Prohsaka grove Tuesday af-
ternoon. The following were present
Misses Ida Becker, Rausch, Behlke,
Burke, Lydia and Esther Rack anC
four young ladies from Milwaukee
c. J. Wenck and son went to Ocon-
omowoc yesterday with other must
clans to play at the "Old Settlers"
gathering. Mr.. Wenck took his
whistle along and will give then
music on the side.
FISu oiilili VI lpSISNille, was
visitor in the city yesterday. Mr..
Smith is candidate for the assembly
nomination at September primary
election. Mr.. Smith feels quite con-
fident of success.
Mrs. Henry UehIing left yesterday
for Grand Rapids, Wis, to visit hel
son o. E. Uehilng and family-es-
pecially to see the little grandson wht
recently made his advent in the
family.
From Wednesdays Daily)
Dan Throne and Mr.. May were Wis.
itors at Johnson Creek yesterday
guests of Fred Grell.
Miss Lottie O'Brien has returned
after enjoying three weeks visit a
Tomah ana Sparta.
Mrs. A. F. Strasburg and Miss C
w. Violin of Milford. were visitors il
the city yesterday.
Emil Cruel is up from GAINESVILLE
visiting his parents and will remain
until after the ''home- coming day