Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-03-22
ENJOYABLE SOCIAL GATHER
ING AT JOHNSON CREEK
Farmers Fined for Leaving Horses
in the Street Longer Than the
Law Allows = Early Morning
Blaze Looks Like CdSGss0f InC6n-
didriSm-OthGr Creek News.

social gatherings held in the village
for some time. The affair was an AT
Home given by Mrs. N. K. Seaver
and her daughter Mrs. A. E. Green
wood The rooms were pretUiiy deco
rated with roses, hyacinths and ferns.
The afternoon was spent 1T cards at
ter which dainty refreshments were
served. Covers were laid for twenty
two. Those present were: Mesdames
Ii. E. Benpecke, A. Beischel, Ed.
Boss, H. O. Christians, F. E. Caugh-
ey, Fl. E. Hungerford, T. T. Jax, G.
d. Mansfield. F. H. Sheppard, G. II.
Sunny, o. G. Wegner, Il. E. Muel
Ter, f. Reimers, F. R. Scholl, W
Schneider, E. C. Stiehm, J. Went
Iandt and Mrs. G. Felming of Jeffer-
son.
The marshall cited before the
police Justice last week two
farmer. who were fined for leaving
their horses Oh the street longer than
the law allowed them to. 1t is too
bad that the Humane Society has no
branch here to look after the welfare
of the dumb beast these culprits were
let off with mild fine but after this
will be imposed the limit and fair
warning is given to all horse owners
to live within the meaning of the
particular ordinance
Early this morning at o'clock
the fire bell sounded and blaze was
discovered On the back porch Of Mrs.
A. Warnes' house occupied by Fl.
Luetzow. There is very strong evil
dence that the fire was set and only
to the accidental discovery of it can
be thanked that seriously loss of proper
| ty and possibly lite was averted. One
| thinks with horror only that we harbor
incendiaries within our village.
Among the Jefferson locals in last
weeks issue of the Banner there ap-
peared an item of 81. Rindfeish went
to Johnson Greek to inspect the whale
caught under the BRIDGE" would the
Banner editor kindly enlIghten the
inhabitants of this burg as to it's
meaning? We would like to know
the joke.
Since the Colts are passing their
time away idly Herman Droeder takes
to walking exercises and seriously
contemplates the organization of a
| Walking club; he knows it's healthy
sport.
Mrs. H. E. BurIeton accompanied
by Mrs. jerks and DIR. Berger went
to Milwaukee Wednesday where Mrs.
Thursday.
Emile DreWs made u business trip
to Milwaukee last Tuesday.
Art Else of Milton was business
visitor here last Wednesday.
j. P. bennett attended County
Druggists Meet at Watertown last
week.
Adolph ZueIke of Juneau, called on
Miss Schwantes Wednesday.
Erneste Delbel was a Fort Atkinson
visitor last Saturday.
Mrs. E. S. Shakshesky OF Water
town visited with her daughter Mrs.
W. A. Christians and Miss Lulu
Shakshesky Thursday.
Among the Milwaukee visitors
Saturday we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Grell. H. E. Bennecke, H. E. Chris
tians, o. c. Wegner, H. E. Mueller
and sons Erneste and Pearson.
Mr.. and Mrs. hungerford of Ocono-
mowoc. are visiting with their son
Herb and family.
H. ]. Grell attended a business
meeting at Waukesha Friday.
Mrs. Riede of WATERFOWL was the |
guest of Mrs. E. Drews one last |
week.
Miss Kelley spent Sunday with Miss
Alderman at Lowell.
J. P. bennett was a business ca Her |
at Watortown Saturday.
The Catholic Church association has
purchased of Fred Wolf a parcel of |
land which will be used as d cemetery.
Fred Huebner of Knowlton arrived |
Sunday and shook hands with his
friends who were pleased to see him |
once more.
Miss Evorah Shakshesky of Water
town, visited relatives here Saturday.
Mrs. S. Tubbs and Miss Perrigo |
were over Sunday visitors at Miss
rerrigo's home at Lake Mills.
Mrs. F. Boss and daughter are
visiting with relatives at GAINESVILLE.
Dale Reed of Watertown spent Sun
day at +. Drews.
john Schmutzler of Watertown was
the guest of Miss Lulu Shakshesky
Monday evening.
Miss Ella Meltzer Of Watertown
mas been the guest of Mrs. J. G.
Grell Saturday.
Joe Reinel resident of this village
died Sunday evening after a very
briet illness of heart disease combined
with pneumonia. The funeral will
Re held at the house Wednesday fore
moon at 9 80.