Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-15
Johnson Creek,

johnson Creek, WIS.,, FEB. l2th.-
Especial to The Leader)-W ednesday
last saw registered the coolest tenn
perature during the winter, the Their
nometer showing as low as "a below
zero.
Will Schneider and Fred G. Mans
field attended the convention OF the
Wisconsin Buttermakers association at
Wausau last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Seefeldt and
daughter, Laura We're Watertown
visitors a few days last week attend
ing the golden wedding anniversary
of some relatives.
Miss Kimball spent a week ago
Sunday with her mother at Baraboo
Mrs. Herman Droeder visited with
friends in Columbus for a few days.
Prof. Viebahn of Watertown, who
is ambitious for the position as super
intendent of schouls, was calling on the
voters Of the village last Tuesday.
Mrs. Tracey of GAINESVILLE, and
Mrs. Coglin of Chicago, were guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| Boos.
VIM. S,hallert Sr., returned from
a few weeks visit with his children in
Chicago.
Chas. SchIebIe of Watertown and
MISS Ella Burns of the same place
were visitors at Fred Grell's last
Tuesday.
ii. G.. Christians attended the Auto
show IN Chicago the for part of last
week.
The Ladies Aid society met with
Mrs. C. H. SUNNY last Wednesday,
Mrs. A. E. Greenwood entertained
a large number of friends last Wednes-
day the occasion being the birthday
anniversary Of her mother, Mrs. A.
E. Seaver.
Jack Daily was d Milwaukee visitor
last Thursday.
Mrs. Menges of Madison, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. w. A,
Christians, family and sister Miss
Lulu Shaskey last Friday.
Miss Murphy, Carl MeItzer and
Art Thauer OF Watertown, were
guests of Miss Murphy and Miss Kelly
Thursday evening.
Hugo Pfabe of Delavan, was the
guestof H. j. Grell Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Booth of Milton
Junction, buried baby here last
Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Stem has been very
i'll and it was feared for time that
her illness would turn into pneumonia.
She is according, to last report, re-
covering. Among others confined to
the house are Mrs. Geo. D. Mans
field, VIM. Mansfield and the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. SUNNY.
The masquerade at the Park hall
last Friday was well attended and a
success for those who gave it. 1t is
to be depiored that but few dances
can be held but what some outsiders
get boozed up and in their glory want
| to hight. Anyone coming to this
village to have good time and who
can't behave ought to be fined heavily
enough so he would remember the
admonItion.
You have often heard the saying
"the cart before the horse' but that
man bitches up the wrong horse to
cutter is something that don't happen
every day. A young man from Mil
waukee came from Watertown in a
livery team Saturday to visit lady
friend living IN the country. On his
return Sunday he put the horse in the
barn of one of our hostelries and the
man attending hitched farmers horse
to the livery cutter and have driven
away with it but for the prompt in
reference of the hotel man.
Mrs. G. May and son Christie of
Watertown, visited with relatives
over Sunday.
Droeuer's colts bowled with the
Blue Ribbons at Waterfowl Sunday
and lost the contest.
The Camp of M. W. A. and R. N.
A. have moved into the Park hotel
1t was necessary for them to vacate
the former premises as the H. j.
Grell Co. will enlarge their Offices
| and become badly IN need of the
rooms.