Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-25

:: Of Local Interest. ::
Cook With Gas.

Edward C. May transacted business
in Milwaukee Saturday.
John Burns was business visitur
Saturday in milwaukee.
Miss Linda uehiing spent a portion
of the week with Milwaukee relatives.
W. H. Reynolds looked after pusi .
ness interests Saturday in Milwaukee.
H. NJ. Knowlton Of Waterloo, was
business visitor in the city Saturday.
Miss Lena Freiuag of rural route
No. 6, was visitor in the city
Wednesday.
Hon. ]. T. Moak of Fort Atkinson.
was in the city Monday calling on
old time friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Irving were
Sunday visitors at Reeseviile, the
guests CT Mrs. Mohr, her sister.
Miss Maize Shriner of Minneapolis,
is guest at the home of her mother,
Mrs. A. W. Wiggenhorn, 215 Sixth
street
Miss Alma Burchardt Of Farming
ton, has beer in the city during the
week, a guest at the home of Mrs. P.
H. Swift.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Jenkins of
North Prairie, were in the city Satur-
day, guests of her brother. W. I.
How ell and family.
Prof @. F.. Viebahn WAS one OF
the prominent figures in the demucra-
tic platform convention held at Madl-
stn during the week.
Sidney Eberle was in Milwaukee
during the week in attendance at the
convention of assistant postmasters Of
the state, held in that city.
Mrs. Gus Chaser entertained the S.
W. club Wednesday afternoon at her
home on West Cady street and a few
hours were most delightfully."- spent.
Henry Uehling returned Saturday
from the west after an absence of
several weeks, installing machinery
in mine in which he is interested.
Mrs. Charles Ryan of GAINESVILLE,
who is visiting her aunt, Miss Mile
Roller, spent yesterday at Redwood
visiting her grandfather, John Roller.
FOUND-A small sum of money,
Friday between the c., NJ. & st. T.
Ry. depot and the Northwestern uni
versity. Inquire at The Leader office
William Gorder Sr., and F. w.
Gamm attended the annual meeting
of the Lutheran Home for the Feeble
Minded in Milwaukee Wednesday,
both being directors
Jack Kuenzi came over from Cam
bridge Friday to take in the Fair and
visit with relatives. He returned
Monday to resume his work in the
News Office at that place.
Mrs. Gus May and son, Chrissie,
will depart in few days for Duluth,
Mimi, where they will spend the
winter, and may possibly prolong
their stay an indefinite period.
DR.. Goddard, the Milwaukee special
list, will make especially low fees to
all persons beginning treatment during
October. His next visit to Water
town is Oct. 18th. Consultation free.
Charles Fischer returned Saturday
evening from his trip east, coming
home direct from Washington d. c.,
where he spent few days taking in
the sights and was well paid for hi
time and expense.
Milton d. Mathews of Helenville,
was business visitor in the city
Monday and while here favored The
Leader headquarters with call-and
is invited to do so every time he
comes to Watertown.
One OF the Seibel Dog and Pony
shows returned to the city Tuesday,
having closed the season, which has
not been as profitable as previous sea-
SUNS. owing to the high rates for rail
road transportation.
E F. Wieman and W. f. Gruetz-
macher were at Madison Tuesday to
assist In fixing up the republican
state platform for the fall campaign
and get an idea as to what was going
on inside of the circle.
D. D. Evans of Raicne, deputy fac.
tory Inspector, has been in the city
during the week on official business
seeing that the law relative to facto-
ries is being complied with. The
Leader was favored with a call.
DR.. F. @. Werner will have The
large barn on his home lot on Second
street, moved On to lot near the
Turner hall, and will have it converted
into residence which he will rent,
when the work Of trans ormatiun has
been completed.
William Schumacher went to Col
umbus yesterday to attend the funeral
of his old friend. William Bradley,
who died from the effects of an acct
emit. The deceased was here during
the Inter County Fair, the guest Of
Mr.. Schumacher.
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