Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-08-09

Inc LeaOer)-l TO v ID the result VI
last Sundays game between the ST..
Mary's members of the Catholic
League of Milwaukee, and the John
son Creek city club. Of all the games
played here this season and good ones
with no exception this one was top
notcher, but for one costly error and
a few bad decisions of the umpire,
the score would have been to up to
the ninth and prolonged game would
have been the consequence. Every
one on the ground admitted that the
admission was we'll worth the gam.
and not one regretted coming to see
it. In the first five innings the score
stood goose egg against another till
the left fielder missed 8 fly which gave
the visitors one run and from that
time on not much was doing in the
running line. The home team at one
time had three men on bases, but the
last man to bat could not hit the ball
and in the following playing the three
men were out in a jiffy.
Double plays were made by Paul
Stiehm to Daily and Thielen to Hecht.
Two base hits krill; three base hits
Daily; struck out by Grell 6 by Sail 5.
Arrangement have been perfected
for the game next Sunday when the
st. MichaeIs team of the same league OF
Milwaukee, will occupy the diamond.
ar 90
sharp.
A number of their friends rendered
to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman breeder
surprise patty Sunday evening, the
occasion being MI. breeders birth
day Monday and Mrs. breeders Tues
day. The evening was pleasantly
spent with music and games.
A number of our young people in
dulged in a dancing party at the Park
Hall Monday evening.
I. Mr.. Ives of Delavan, was business
visitor here Tuesday.
The st. Michaels Of Milwaukee,
members of the Catholic League, will
play Johnson Greek at the baseball
park here next Sunday, August 18th.
Ernest Flath Of Milwaukee, was in
the village last Tuesday. Mr.. Flath
was formerly resident Of this place.
Mrs. Emil Drews is entertaining
Misses Kelly and Leary of Mason
City, La.
Mrs Hugo Fischer of Waukesha,
visited with friends one day last
week. The boys at Waukesha are
doing we'll and branching out, having
purchased another store in Ocono-
mowuc.
Little Gertrude Dupke of Beloit, is
visiting with relatives.
Notwithstanding the inclement
weather the Ice cream social held at
the st. Luth. church grounds last
Thursday was quite a success. The
lucky winner of the quilt Is Herman
Bredlow.
Mrs. Gust May and son Christie of
Watertown, visited with relatives the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bennecke spent a
few days with relatives at Water town
and Redwood.
Al. Cashin returned Friday evening
from visit with his parents at Stew
ems Point.
Miss Estelle Murphy is spending
her vacation with friends at Summit
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mumm and daughter
Of Fort Atkinson, were over Sunday
visitors ut the homes of H. j. Grell
and Aug. Schoechert.
Mrs. Fred Grell is entertaining
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Woller-
ing of Chicago.
Johnson Greek furnished its number
Watertown Sunday.
M. and Mrs. Fred Huebner of
Wausau, arrived Saturday evening for
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
PltZner and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. bennett were
over Sunday visitors at Waupun.
Mrs. Emile Drews visited with her
sister at Watsrtown Sunday.
Frank Sheppard of Rockford, Ill.,.
attended to some business IN the
village the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Frank'.Mea of Delafeld. was
the guest of Mrs. A. E. Greenwood
Sunday.
Miss Lulu Shasky of Watertown,
visited with her sister, Mrs. W. A..
Christians and family, Monday.
Fred w. Grell and will Schneider
attended the meeting of the Wisconsin
Dairy Shippers association at Water
town last week.
Ed Seitz of Racine, is looking after
insurance interests of the W. A.
Christians Insurance Agency.
Misses Gertie and Cora Lewis OF
Beaver Dam, are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. E. Burle,un.
The Rock River Telephone Co., has
crews out for the construction OF
forty-two miles of rural telephone