Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-15

IhHlnI j IHnLhICN
TO BURN BUILDINGS
BECAUSE THEY WERE ORDER
ED OUT OF JOHNSON CREEK.
Fine Fourth of July Program Being
Prepdred-High School Nine De-
fedted Milton BY a Score of | | to
| and WdtertOWn 3 to O-Grdd-
udting Exercises Held
Johnson Creek, Wis, June 13-
Especial to the LEADER 1.-The same as
in former year this village will hold
it's July 4th celebration. An elabor-
ate program will be provided and at
PENDANTS will not regret spending
their time in Johnson Creek on this
day. For particulars see posters.
The Graduating exercises were held
last Friday at Park Hall and was
very we'll attended. The Home or
chestra consisting of school pupils un-
der the leadership of Mr.. Hungerford
furnished the music for the occasion
and the pieces rendered pleased every
one. The pupils did themselves cred
it in the rendering of their essays.
Leona Warnes carried off the honors
and was chosen to represent the school
in the oratorical contest at Jefferson.
Superintendent and Mrs. Haselwood
of Jefferson were present and highly
praised the exercises.
w. A. Christians entertained few
days last week Mr.. Jansen of May
vile and Mr.. Riedebusch of Olden-
burg, Germany. The latter is in the
Creamery business and is over here to
study butter making; they called on
the principal butter interests here and
at Fort Atkinson and also visited the
Wisconsin Dairy School at Madison.
The High school nine defeated Mil
ton Highs last Thursday by a score of
IL to l at the Fair Grounds at effer-
son. The game between Watertown
and the local Highs Friday resulted
in a score of to 0 in favor of the
home team and the Saturday game
between the Fort Atkinson Highs
and the home in a score of to 0.
These games decided the Champion
ship of Southern Wisconsin in favor
of the Home team.
The team owned by Gus Marcks
ran away last week while Mr.. Marcks
was unloading the racks. In front Of
w. Peters place they struck the
fence and after tearing away from
the badly damaged wagon ran around
the square and into the yard Of Gus S
where they were caught.
A few tramps threatened to burn
up some buildings here last Friday be-
cause they were ordered to get a move
on themselves and get out of town.
Marshal Strohbusch looked after them
and caused them to look for quarters
elsewhere.
While unloading goods out of a
freight car the conductor of the way
freight had the misfortune of having
a bundle of wire fall on his ankle and
breaking the leg. The injured man
was taken care of by a local physi-
clan.
While emptying a churn this morn
ing in the creamery of the G. C. Mans
field Co. the cover fell on the head of
Mr.. Reimers, cutting a cash on his
head, necessitating bandage.
Mrs. J. Haselwood Of Jefferson was
visiting with Mrs. F. R. Scholl last
Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Haselwood at
tended the school entertainment at
the Park Hall Friday evening.
w. H. Grell gave farewell party
for Roy Cashin Sunday eve. The
Orchestra furnished the music which
was splendid and the young people
had a royal good time.
Mrs. Fred Grell and son Frederick
left for Chicago Monday morning
where she will spend a few weeks
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brennecke and
daughter Mabel and Mr.. and Mrs. F.
R. Scholl spent Sunday with friends
at Fort Atkinson
Will Pitzner of Jefferson was the
guest of Miss Belle Hunge1ford last
Friday.
Mrs. Noack and son Earle of Bara-
boo, are guests at H. E. Mueller's.
Chas. Pearce of Fort Atkinson Wis
tied at F. C. Mansfield's Sunday.