Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-27
From Sunday s Daily.

and Bertha Seach, were in the city
yesterday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. j. g. Ford While here they
were guests of w. ]. Toussaint.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Moak came up
from Fort Atkinson yesterday to visit
friends and will reamin over until to-
morrow when they will leave for Min
neapo!is where they will visit with
relatives in that city and st. Paul for
three weeks.
Dudley NJ. Fitzgerald of Madison
was in the city yesterday visiting his
many friends. He has so far recover
ed from the rheumatism, that he eX-
poets to take his usual run on the c.,
NJ & st. p. road at an early date.
From Wednesday, Daily.)
Edward H. Zuehlke of Oshkosh,
with the CASTLE Pierce Printing Co.,
is in the city the guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. julius Zuehlke. Young
Mr.. Zuelkhe formerly worked on the
Republican and, in fact, learned his
trade in the office. He left Watertown
about six years ago.
Miss Eugenia Wiggenhorn Of Ash
land, Neb, was here Saturday to visit
her uncle, G. Wiggenhorn and other
relatives. She was enroute home from
an outing at Mackinac island and came
out from Milwaukee.
On the evening of July 5th, party
Of young ladies gave dance at Tivoli
island to which they invited many
gentlemen friends. This evening the
! gentlemen will reciprocate and give a
dance in honor of the young ladies and
the gentlemen who attend the dance
Juy 9Th and have not been personally
seen are expected to be at the dance
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Weber, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Schmutzler, Miss Helen
Rack, Jack Rack, Miss Lydia
Schumacher, Miss Marie Schmutzler,
A. G. Keel, Paul Thorn, Miss Marie
Thorn and Carl Thorn enjoyed them
selves at Lake Mills Sunday.
Nominating petitions for J. O.
Green of Whitewater, candidate for
the state senate for this district were
circulated here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Zanan and fam
lily of Chicago, are expected today tC
enjoy visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Klecker.
Miss Audra Kniecerbocker of Chi
cage, who had been a guest at the
Werner home on Second street fol-
several days, returns to her home to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Woodland and
children eft yesterday for Tower,
MINI. where they will spend ten days
enjoying the invigorating air of north
ern Minnesota with his brother M. c.,
the banker in that city.
FROM thursday Daily.
John Thauer transacted business in
Chicago yesterday.
Miss Hattie Werner was a visitor
in Milwaukee yesterday.
Jonas Hirsch was business visitor
in Milwaukee Tuesday.
H. J. Toussaint was business Wis
itor at Milwaukee Yesterday.
B. H. Behling of Chicago, transact
ed business in the city yesterday.
Go to Eberle's drug store to see the
new ideas in the post card line 84-2
Mrs. L. F. Jahnke continues to i'm
prove much to the joy for her many
! friends
The Moravian Sunday school picnic
will be held at Washington park this
afternoon.
Attorney Arthur Mulberger was out
of the city yesterday on professional
business.
Attorney j. E. Davies transacted
professional business at Palmyra
yesterday.
Miss Lottie Sabin has returned from
Milwaukee, where she enjoyed a
week S visit.
Mrs. Owen Hughes leaves today fol
Mankato, MINI. ito enjoy few days
visit with relatives.
VIM. Diekoff has returned from Lake
Mills, where he enjoyed week s out
ing at Andy Coles camp.
Mrs Robert Dent entertained a
number of friends at her home on Sec
ond street yesterday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. w. F. Whyte and
family left yesterday for Mackinac
Island to enjoy ten days outing.
A discount Of % per cent. on all
trimmed millinery and fancy goods for
one week only. Miss Mile Roller.
The Misses EIfe and Esther Rolke
returned to Milwaukee yesterday af-
ter a visit of several weeks with rel
atives
Mrs. Harry Palmer of Oconomowoc
and Miss Emma S;mols of CHICAGO.