Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-17
Tn the Social Realm


brated treir tin wedding yesterday
afternoon at their home in the town
of Emmett. Quite a number of rela-
tives and friends We're present to con-
graduate that worthy couple and to
wish that the tin wedding may only
be an earnest of the diamond wedding
| in due time 1t was an occasion of
rare enjoyment for host, hostess and
guests.
The following were guests Of the
happy couple: Messrs. and Mesdames
/ August Kruger. William Will. John
Lettow, Aug. Kressin and family,
Aug. Pautz, John Grosnick. Frank
Zastrow and family, Messrs. William
Wendorf, William Zemke, Fred Scho1z,
Alex Scho1z, Misses Emma Zemke,
Ida and Ella Scho1z and Meta Pautz
of the town of Emmet; Mrs. Otto
Grosnick, Rheinhard Grosnick, Misses
Elenora Grosnick,, Ida and Stella
Goetsch, MIR. and Mrs. William kres-
sin, Glare, Arthur and Henry Krause,
and William Will of WATERFOWL
Albert Kruger and family, town of
WatertoWn; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Gerndrnan, Hartford; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Rachaus, Ixunia; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Buckle, Mrs. Henry Fischer,
Albert Goetsch and family, Juneau ;
Will Wendorf, Costo RIGA, g. S. M.
Schliebe, Milwaukee.
An elegant supper was served and
many elegant presents given Mr.. and
Mrs. Kruger.
John Kreuziger and wife, residing at
508 Lafayette street, celebrated yes
terdaS their twenty fifth anniversary
of the marriage at st. Henry's
Catholic church. The Rev. Peter
Theisen was celebrant Of the mass.
Owing to the Lenten season, the cele-
bration at the church was most quiet
and simple one. only immediate rela-
tives attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kreuziger were joined
in matrimony twenty-five years ago
at ST. Henry's church by the Rev. II.
Kampscheoer, pastor of the congrega-
tion at the time.
On account of the Lenten season q
celebration at the family home was
entirely dispensed with, being III con-
sequence confined to members of the
family. Nevertheless, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kreuziger were the recipients of many
hearty congratulations and best wishes
sent by friends and relatives.
Mr.. Fl. Sheblak, one of our progress
sive business men, is a brother of
Mrs. Kreuziger, whose parents are
still among the living and will in the
near future celebrate their golden
wedding.
Last Friday evening jolly CON-
pany of young people by means of a
surprise, gained possession of the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Hardtke
in the town of Watertown on rural
route No. 8. The host and hostess
proved royal entertainers and made
the evening one that will long be re-
membered by those who partook of
their hospitality. A few hours passed
only too quickly in social converse,
playing games and listening to vocal
and instrumental music. A delicious
luncheon was served to which all did
ample justice. The guests dispersed
at a late hour assuring Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardke that the evening was one of
rare enjoyment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Munzel of the
town of Emmett. rural route No, 2 will
entertain large number of their
friends this afternoon and evening,
the occasion being the twenty fifth
anniversary of their marriage, or sill
yer wedding. Several Of their friends
from the city will attend the eelebra-
tiion. The Leader joins in congratu-
lating the couple and only hopes that
they may live to. celebrate their dia
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