Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-24
TWO HOLSTE|N COWS
BRING FANCY PRICES
SOLD AT JOHNSON CREEK RE
GENTLY FOR SI15.OO.
Sold BY Paul Lang and H. j. Crell
tOsLdke Mills Mdn-Creek Base
Ball Team to Play Hdrtig Brew
GrS of WdtertOWn Next Sunday
Afternoon.

Johnson Creek, April 21-(Special
| TO The Leader-Paul Lang and H. j.
Grell sold two Holstein cows last
week to Cash Faville of Lake Mills
! for $1l5 which gues to show that it
pays TO raise good stock On the
farms as they are doing. They have
fine herd nearly all grades and have
only recently added pure bred Hols-
TEN bull which will decidedly improve
their herd. 1t Gusts no more to raise
stock of this kind than common cows.
VIM. Kottke bought heifer calf of
them five months ago and was offered
! $25, which he refused to sell as he
claims it was worth more money.
The lineup of the Johnson Creek
baseball team is as follows: Otto
Kottke, C; W. H. Grell. p; E. Rohde,
Id and p; j. E. DAILY, 2b; Frank
| Kottke. So; H. Drews, 3b; L. Stiehm,
If; w. Stiehm. CT; w. Rode, IF; subs,
Il. Greenwood and E. CRUDE. First
game of the season will be played
next Sunday between the Hartig
| Brewers and the local team at the
baseball park.
The G. C. Mansfield Co. moved
their office furniture and stationery
to Milwaukee Saturday and the
following were transferred from here:
F. Caughay, H. T.. Mueller, A.
GreszeI, c. Sanborn and W. Kiess-
ling.
Mrs. G. D. Mansfield and daughter,
Esther, and Mrs. Fred Mansfield at
tended the decIamatory contest at
Fort Atkinson Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Gebhardt of Fort
Atkinson. visited at the home of Paul
Knoll and W. H. Pru.U over Sunday.
Ed. Seitz of Racine, and w. A.
Christians from here attended the
Underwriters convention at Fond du
Lac Tuesday.
Miss Wendt of South Dakota, was
a visitor at Doves on her way home
to Mayvllle last week.
Among those spending Easter ut
their home were Ewald Stiehm of
Madison, and Herman and Otto
Stiehm.
Ed Seitz of Racine, spent a few
days here last week in the interest
of w. A. Christians Insurance
Agency.
Mesdames B. K abot and Max KuseI
OF Watertown. were guests Of Mrs.
j. g. Grell Thursday.
Mrs. Daily was a WATERFOWL visitor
Friday.
Ewald Rohde spent few days of
last week with relatives i'll Waterloo.
Miss Mayme NcGivern of Fond du
Lac, visited with Mrs DAILY last
week.
Misrs. Emile Drews entertained
her sister, Mrs. Ruedig and sons,
Claire and Dale, cf Watertown, last
week.
Frank Sheppard of Rockford, III.
our former townsman, sojourned in
the village Friday and attended to
some business.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Wraase of
Helenville, visited with relatives here
Friday.
Miss Title Rohde left Monday
morning for few weeks visit with
relatives at Chicago.
VIM. F. Keliner of Milwaukee, has
accepted the position as chauffeur
with G. ID. Mansfield.
The Johnson Creek orchestra furnish
ed the music for an Easter ball at
Milford Monday evening.
Henry Pie of Mitchell, Iowa, form
erly of this place, visited with former
friends and acquaintance Monday.
Mrs. H. F. Prenzlow was quite i'll
one night last week and Drs. Berger
and Engsberg from Lake Mills, were
in attendance.
Irwin Stenpel of South Milwaukee,
spent Monday afternoon in the village.
Mrs Fred Mansfield is spending the
week with relatives in the cream city.
Ernest Greenwood and Harley Drews
were over Sunday visitors in Mil
Waukee.