Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-03
HOLD N0N-PART|SAN
CAUCUS SATURDAY
TO NOMINATE VILLAGE OFF,
GERS AT JOHNSON CREEK.
Several Candidates for Trustees
and TTedSurer-PreSent Admin
lStrd ton Has Accomplished
MuCh-Many Believe That There
Should Be But Little Change.

johnson Greek, Wis, March 81
Especial to The Leader)-Ths base
ball association will hold minstrel
show shortly after Lent with outside
as we'll as local talent; it will be u
treat and good attendance should be
the result. Particulars will be pub.
lished in the near future.
Next Saturday the annual non-parti-
san caucus for the nomination of viii
lage officers will be held at the Park
hall. There are several candidates
in the field for trustees and treasurer.
The present body has accomplished a
great deal the past year and it is de-
sirable that but little change be made
IN order to give the present govern
ment an opportunity to finish the good
work. There were built over 10, 600
feet of cement walk ut less cost to
the village than any walk built before.
The price was twelve and one-half
cents against that of seventeen cents
the year before. Although no village
marshal was appointed for part of the
year disturbances were but few and
the village saved the expense. There
is also more money in the treasury
than any former balance showed and
u financial statement will be published
as soon as the auditors are through
with their work.
Fred Hamann has taken possession
of q black and yellow collie which evil
IDENTIFY ran away from its owner. Any
one missing dog of this kind should
inquire of him.
Robert Else, our former townsman,
now of Milton, was in the village
Tuesday last.
Mrs. K. Pearson lett for Waukesha
Wednesday after an extended visit at
the home of Mesdames H. E. Mueller
and +. R. ScholI and families.
H. +. Mueller spent his vacation in
Chicago, Madison and Milwaukee.
Mrs. c. d. Pearce, daughter Vir-
ginia and maid, returned to her home
in Milwaukee Thursday, accompanied
by Mrs. Fred Mansfield.
Rudolf Heger and H. w. Boetscher
of Jefferson, were business visitors in
this village last Wednesday.
Reid Schonover of lows, former
resident, and MIR. and Mrs. AL. Griffey
of GAINESVILLE, were guests of J. F..
Swap and s. Fl. Swap and other rela-
tives tn. latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caughey and children
spent Sunday with relatives at London.
Fred Dupke of Beloit, was an over
Sunday visitor ut the homes of the
Grells.
Miss Alice Voss of Watertown, is
a guest at H. C. Christians.
john Beck of Madison, visited rela-
tives in the village Saturday.
Ed. Hennen of Jefferson. spent Sum-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schuld
ana family.
Mr.. Borden of Madison, assistant
school superintendent, inspected the
high school Thursday.
Miss Malinda Schallert has accepted
a position with w. A. Christians and
started in Oh her duties yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Mansfield and
daughters, Ethel and Esther went to
Chicago Monday monring.
The G. C. Mansfield Co. expect to
move their office furniture to their
new home in Milwaukee the fore part
of next month.
Isabel and Ernest Greenwood enter
tanned Sunday evening in honor of
Isabel's birthday. A six O'Clock din
ner was served at which covers were
laid for eighteen. After doing justice
to same the evening was spent in mu-
sic and games and all present enjoyed
same and report one of those royal
good times.