Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-08-30
JOHNSON CREEK BOYS
LOST TO SULLIVAN
DEFEATED IN GAME AT JET
FERSON SUNDAY.
Result Was a Score of 9 to q
Console themselves in Fact
That Defeat Was Not as Bad as
That of Sullivan Team at Water
town Other Creek News.


Jeff, rsCn Sunday to see the game
scheduled between the big strong
Sullivan team and our boys, which
ended in defeat by score of 9 10 2.
They were not as badly beaten as
Sullivan at Watertown the previous
Sunday, when they lost the same to
the tune of 90. The boys We're not
at ali at home on the fair grounds. as
they played the worst game there Of
any this season. The urnpire's de-
cisions were very fair and the only
excuse that can be given for our boys
defeat is stage fright as they have
met many d good team on their home
grounds and scored success.
School will begin Monday.
Miss Stella Murphy and her friend
Fed Kelly were over Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Ed Seitz
at Racine.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Christians and
Mr. and Mrs. L. Shakshesky of Jeffer-
SUI, indU0 al lUuE III bGl-
afeld and Oconomuwoc Sunday.
John Hechler and family and Chas.
Frank of Fort Atkinson, visited with
G.. F. Schumacher and family over
Sunday.
Frank Howe, proprietor of the
PARK alleys, came over from Deer
| field Sunday to shake hands with the
boys ana go to Jefferson to see the
ball game.
H. j. Grell spent few days in
Michigan the latter part of last week
looking after business interests.
Mrs. H. E. Mueller and Mrs. F. r.
Scholl are entertaining their aunt,
Mrs D. s. Pearson. of Bloomingto ton,
Ill.
Prof. Cox Of Madison, was in the
village Monday.
Ed. Agnes of Milwaukee, is again
visiting at Days
VIM. Stiehm after spending week
with his family and making few
business trips returned to the mill in
the northern part of the state, accom-
panied by his family, Mrs. Henry
Stiehm and Mrs. Ed Stiehm, who
expect to visit there about month.
An ice cream social will be held at
the M. E. church Thursday evening
August 10th. Everybody is cordially
invited.
The little sou ut Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Dobbersteln of Pennington, had the
misfortune of having his finger badly
cut in feed cutter Monday.
Do not overlook the concert at the
Park hotel hall next Sunday evening
or you will miss a rare treat. Tickets
can be had in advances OF HI. Dloeder.
Mrs. Fred Grell and son Frederick
Jr., and her mother, Mrs. H. Woiler-
ing, went to Milwaukee last Tuesday
and spent the week there with re-
latives Fred w. left for the cream
city and returned with his family
Sunday evening.
Fred Q. Mansfield spent a few
days IN Chicago on business the latter
part of last week.
Miss Benson of Wausau. Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs j. P. bennett.
Mrs. Fred Dupke and son Carl of
Beloit, have been visiting with rela-
tiyes IN the village and returned to
her home Monday evening accompanied
by Mr.. Dupke, who spent few days
with relatives at Concord.
The ice cream socIable given by the
Ladies of the Catholic church was
very we'll attended and 4 good time
enjoyed by all.
Miss Reilly of Watertown, WIS the
guest of Miss Malinda Schallert,
Thur sday.
Miss Emma Anderson gave a party
to the members of Epworth League
last " ednesday evening.
Mrs. Will Schneider and daughter
and Miss Eta Smoke were visiting
with relatives in Milwaukee the week
past. Miss Smoke returned to her
home in Jefferson Park after an
extended visit here.
Arthur Thauer and Mayor Mulberger
of Watertowp, spent a few hours with
friends IN the village last Thursday.
Mrs. H. E. Hungerford and sisters,
Mrs. Richards, spent last week with
her son Lee and family in MIlwau-
kee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gritty of GAINESVILLE,
have been guests at the home of S.
81. Swap.
Messrs Wegemann and Kaercher of
Watertown. were business visitors
IN the village Friday.
E. J.Fargo and party Of Lake Mills
stopped off here Thursday evening on
their wav home from MllWaukr.