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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-17

a7s"ard '7 sec whz they did not tuu fa
 chimes, guarteruazter aHo aa- at fHe wheel put il hard ayaf aad tffaa ta MH tae vessel ashore H,4H Pom Na- ssl"s Lighthouse. The chief officer tpa.t q" wheel awuz and hl,u aam size fats With Inc whistle Meanwhile rapt Sha#fafth aa4 HH 1ff fer4=z=eaaea fat. IaUgd hy ! -aa0sr# af missiles, The e.fiHe=- eAa-ed #ft,r Hfp r+b t4 aHt faw American miners. vH# lad ,gH Inc impending trouble. bIakjHs fh.
 Hiv#sailahia affesuaz the .=H.ifaf li.az z5tH f=aintsd ri.les and reyaIzars tv.sH Har z1tr sr=a. 0eI u1ard. came h. .til#
 ssiztauc fhr e'Hn"-s=.s,ra forced farz sera and HeId Ii tag points af f.yal- Eers untu with Tho assislaure ai tz fas-eHs"rz thc zfoa#er a= @ar.a4 iHfp Saliua Cruz
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-17
PARDNERS.

When tbr curtain sHss down tt t- Eagle hail at tHa babbs Alaska Moving Picture sao4 aH tHs e>tH. Hf aili b. aa, tenth performance m ##e Ha~. es5r .Nad t.e management eae- fazt re4.4r "a he rH-u8 as.fHs# deadly aarea-iHg rafalwftz ,f aar -Haae. saeH#eH E5s- sa rn packed haasa-. 4 r.aard aa4.r hsfar. e4Hai#sd es ans company h Alaska
 Tho play ar ratancl=. az produced al our 8e>t show. #Ns =lr assure m. reafl. ef .Hf- ate 1t rf--aHtlue thj+ t9a-aet plas N, aara sery rrr,faI to eHass, a aaffa. different ..elrg ffam the former stary EE u## saHE altHar
 NJ Hays aefsfuH sa=eataI fHa east f4f ui- fri F-~fefHa4e- seHief Is a- f4IIaRs=
 eHtFa Morrow .. Mr= Robert Sferry Ja<tus Morrow Doe. Kemr Wesley Morrow Jr John Heber Prg mglt Jasee epartaer If Justu= Mer-
 TONI ---.----.-.---.- Jack Griffin Nionzo struther- the -narpy shot
 photaeraphen Harry Bloomfield The Cook tAci n --....- -...-..- Tho n~H Boy JN,r 1l .......#=.....
 Harry Philip. Jack "a HineF1 .......- David BoY
 Every Alaskan uiH apprcciat, and understand tnis play which iz rr- lined. up-to-datr story that wIl touct the heart strings ef us all and aa viI au feel better for having seen H.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-17
\ IT. ASI. R. B AIILRO'

IN'NlbIl'ln TerritnrIaI C0mmit- 5t tce. Second Division. Alaska
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-17
BONES OF SMALL CHILD
 FOUND IN CRNEBRhKE

PEFEESEtEG. Iuaz JaH l5 T4a search for tar escaped tiger tH4t ht= ferrarized portions of fhis county ziu4 hE th aid If -uaa ueieh f4t ate Wef- Ha-dae HleAt II -.l=. taHaIssd f.. :. ....l.... brake near otweH
 Persons Hhu g,HtWrd into tH. thicEet for T short distance found many bones nf hogs. slrcr and other m.- m5I- fa' Inc beast had Etired Soms af ' bones braHeH, fs- -Ire s8mF from the eaHehrsRe ara declared ty FHyi- elan fin be bones nf a#rIiid mol mar, than years nf ago
 Fires have been built around the eau"bfah. anal nearly t hundred men ale uH guard.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-17
CALL FOR REPUBLI-
 GAN PRIMARIES

The Republican Territorial Commit tee fortha Second Division of Alaska. in ohcdiear. ta th. call of the Rcpuh- .lican Territorial Committc. of Alaska hereby call upon all Republican voters of this division of Alaska. To hold pri- mary conventions ou the eIst day of March laos except in Nomcg. for tho purpns. af olccting delegates to the Re publican Convention 10 b. held at Kotchikan. Alaska. on May ieth. 1908
 The delegates from the Second Divi- sion of Alaska to the said Republican Convention a Kctchikan have been ap- portioncd as follows:
 Blun I; Candle. 3. Council :. Dahl Creek. | peerine. 2. Kcewalik. I Kou- garok cmouth If Taylor creeH. |: Nome. q: Penny River. 1: salmon Lake Shelton Solomon. I: St Michael. l; Teller. 3. Tin City. I. To- tal go.
 All delegates elected should be given written credentials over tho signatures of the officers Of the primary Tn" primaries shnuld he held in each of the ahove named places at tho carli- est opportunity without further notic. from this committee.
 The primaries in Nome will be held on Monday March a3rd. 1908. at tho Eagl" hall. at o'clock D. m N IT. CASTLE. R. T. MILROY. Republican Territorial Commit at fec Second Division. Alaska
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-17
HITCHCOCK
 SET FREE
GIRLS TESTIFY THAT CHARGES AGAINST THE ACTOR
 ARE FALSE.
Nuggets Special Service.

NEW YORK. March r. Several rifl= testified today that the charges rr=fsrrrd against Hitchcock. the wrII- huaHn actor are untrue. and the court ms ordered nj thc indictments against hiH Iua=hsd
 The result af the trial has given maeb satisfaction. as Hitchcock is well and flyarhly known by large circles.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-17
J 4HinH
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the poll hook for the registration of voters of The city If Meme for tHe year l9pS f- ION open at the citv clerks office m The staples block From to F a. m- and ] t9 8 r. m Said book will he closed March ~. 190G
 W r. LUCAS.
 City Clerk
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-17

The victory belongs to those whom nothing can disheartcn or discourage. and who persevere to the end. immova- biy firm in their faith and hope.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-17

The third number of the lecture course win be given Monday ,tr8us March e3 m tae Metsodist church subjeef In His Steps. An illus trated lecture Nith sixty eolor.d lau- teru slides AI-a .tH Illustrated song with ttfrsu tauterH ~tid.- eHfitlea M Little Georgia Eas," You raaf af- ford ta miss this. Admission sf m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-17

Who's to be the next new council man for Nome Watch Larry Me Keeean
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-17

often benedict is but an ex-baeh- .lar who was averfak.n by misfortune JHd a widow
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-17

Yes the Nugget Express does freighting to the beach line from Lit He 10 Irene creek daily Phone Nugget office. Main 4s
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-17
A CALL TO TAE REPUBLICANS O.
 rAE TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
EIi,E Alaska. f..y. rsos

Eald,s Alaska. us.g. . 1sus.
 The Republican TsrriturnI Cgutrlt #ComruJty# uf Alaska. iu abvdiyuc, custom and a conformity with a rcsa. uuaa of said committee. ar,rhv caH uIna au oH, believe iu tb. rr5neirJe- ar tsr E.gubHcau party tud endorse. it- aIt.Hv- ta unHg under this rsH. in ta. ya.a- ,-a.r~ faNuz. settlements and Ir.emet- ut,frm they reside. tn prf- mss+ convention sH the ieth day ef Magsz lsHs e- .s -oo. thereafter prapaH aatf.y a-a be elyaa. and elect lei,ea.- tt Republican Territorial C"az..r#. .a ua asld n th. city of K.H NLIzas aH Tho I3th day aI f.s. lsus 2. aaaH0aata. t aHdidas. fas #. Hf'i.. af ,.fsstt. rrm tb, distrie- #f NHskt q. eeurrs-- af fh# I-uf.r sttt.s ra b. tat.d for m tha second ruasls H NHeH-t usNt. fa-vif- AuE- ttl ts9, sI-.. [. .i...t tasa dole. -s'sz |. JH5 R RFutHaW National Con sratta.1
 Ea. rgHm.az aud m.eIag-. Tor tHs selection -f 4af.sats- 1t ta. various Heftl-= towns. =aHl,meat- and precincts at n. tsrr.' af Alaska ara tu be h.ll m -=H.aHmssy fr thHS .aiI and under ~ue+ specific instructions aHd such sre- eaH Limitations as may he designated h. laa m.nh"rs af Inc Territorial Cen. trd Committee tn a4rH iHdicfHi dfv5 sion gt -afd district : i. 4'e.aiaHrs fa resolution pf thg I..=t Republican Convention held in Juncas4 AlazE4 #.H fH-#fIth day If November f9os tn. members af tho Territorial ssaHA Committee fer each judicial di- yi~t.H uthlrizcd and instructed In m,sa=a arraftfanment af their seg- arI divisions gfan which to base tae representation fHam each several pFa- #inezs atran tastr division and ID pub f-h ae 8rpafGieHHenf m man f" zars aut the r~sees~ af this call.
 Tas members or th. said Central Committee uras whom de4olses thf .Iurz of ifrwliaameHt are as follows to-H#f
 Ef=' Division
 = < ..a. SkaEwat
 F ] Hunt KgtrHifzau
 NJ Simpson. DoHEla-
 Second Division
 E T. MHrpv Some
 Y Y ca=tI, Council
 ~t Pepper r7Htfe
 THsrI Division
 John [. McGuu fnuhaaa-
 r F YauHes. Seward 1 !. p Sheldon. Valdez
 EaHH division zhaH bc allowed so del a4asas ta .JH Territorial Convention 'ee ahase named committees 10 ap- ,ror.iau ta.ir se..rI divisions accord. ImeIv
 Mi ..h@eaf,s zHorld b.. given u.itteu i leraler'ufy over The signatures or n. #7'ffe-r- ef election The Republican Hcrtra. eammtttr, wfi aet a- commit. fee On credentials To determine wh1 shaii b, allowed In participate. in the temporary organization of said Terri for'a3 Col lFeutieH. In case of contest .uotire therof must h, filed with the ."cr-farg ol said Central Committee. at l'ast .i hours hrfore the date of can- tcutim
 h order l" nbtiate ppSsibl, delays m mails. rhe convention ,iu rccoguize such t"leeraphe rr cable proxies a- are verified hv a member of the Ccuira1 i #Cowmiltrf in each judicial division
 ! D. SHELDON
 Chairman Republican C"u-
 tral Committee
 = q WOLF. Secretary.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-21
WIS. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Bulletin on the Water Powers Of
Wisconsin

The WisconsiOn Geological and Nat
ural History Survey has just issued a
bulletin on TIE Water Powers Of Wis
consiu, by Professor Leonard S. Smith
This bulletin has $50 pages Of text
including about $50 valuable tables
descriptive of the fall in all the Wis
consin rivers and their important trib
utaries; also the location and extent
OF future reservoirs tor conserving
and regulating river flow. Of especial
value are the compilations of ali the
data regarding run-uff, collected by
the U. S. Geological Survey during
the past six years. The hook also
contains valuable data concernirg ram
fall, a"rang I'd by river systems. both
IN grahic and tabular forms. The
water powers, both developed and I'M
developed, are described in consider
able detail. The text is fully illus
trated by maps of each river and it's
watershed and of the most noteworthy
Individual power developments. Sew
enty half tone views of important
dams and rapids greatly assist in an
understanding of the real Importance
of the States water power resources.
This report is argeIy the result of
cooperative river survey, the expense
OF which was shared equally by the
State and Federal authorities. Of the
600 miles of Wisconsin rivers surveyed,
maps and profiles have been prepared
by the u. 9. Geological Survey of the
Black. Flambeau, and Peshtigo Xiv
ers, which may be obtained of E. A.
Birge, Director, at Is cents for each
river. Maps of the Wisconsin and
Eau CLAIRE Rivers are now nearly
ready for distribution.
The water power bulletin will be
sent on receipt of % cents, in payment
of postage. Application should be
made to E. A, Birge, Director, Madi-
son. Wisconsin.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-21
Mortal Dream Ended

Mrs. Sarah McAdams, widow of Mr..
Terrence McAdams, who resided at
207 North Water street, passed away
Saturday evening after an illness of
one weeks duration. General debil-
ity was the cause of death. Mrs.
McAdams was born in County Wick
low, Ireland, March 3, 1926 and came
to America with her parents when
twelve years of age, settling in New
York. In 1916 she was married to
Mr.. Terrence McAdams in Lockport,
N. Y. where she resided a few years,
later coming to Jefferson where she
remained until about five years ago
when she went to live with her son
in Redwood. She came to Water
town three years ago where she
has since resided. She is survived by
six children, Mrs. George, Reinhart,
Jefferson; Mrs. John Quest, Neenah;
Miss Celia McAdams, Chicago; John
McAdams, Redwood, Arthur Mead
ans, Mukwonago; Terrence Mead
ans, ST. Louis. The funeral will be
held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
to ST. Demands church. Interment
will be in st. Bernard's cemetery.
Mrs. William Zillman answered
the summons of death at the family
home, Fifth ward, Saturday even
ing, after an illness of several weeks,
the cause of death being cancer. Mrs
Zillman was born in Germany Octo-
Der 12 1855 and came to this cOun-
try in 1882, coming direct to Water
town where she has since resided
She is survived by her husband and
three children-Misses Lena and
Anna Zillman and John Zillman, all
of this city. The funeral will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 1870 from the
home to ST. Johns Lutheran church
The interment will be in the Lutheran
cemetery
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-21
Personal Mention

Adolph Wagner is enjoying a few
days vacation in Chicago.
Gerhard Brennecke is home from
Chicago to spend a few days.
B. F. Zillisch and family left today
for Okauchee to enjoy a few weeks
outing.
The Rev. ]. Mittermaier of Maple.
ton is a guest at the home of F.
Buechele.
Mrs. A. L. Wendt and Mrs. Chris
tian Zickert are spending a few days
in Columbus.
Miss Marie LANCE entertained the
Violet club at her home in Fourth
street Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Meyer and Mr..
asd Mrs. o. c. Wertheimer returned
today from few days outing at Rock
Lake.
Mrs. Charles Kunert left this morn
ing for Marshalltown, Iowa, where
she will visit her husband, who is
employed in that city.
Miss Irene Nellins. who has been
visiting relatives here for the past
week, returned to her home in Mime
apolis, Mimi, today. She was accom-
panied home by Miss Ruth Nellins of
this city, who will visit relatives in
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-21
Must Cancel Stamps

Saloon men OF the state have been
warned that they must obey the law
relative to cancellation of stamps on
empty spirits packages, the warning
having been sent out by the internal
revenue department which has found
many violations in the state recently
A fine of $25 up is provided by the
law for violations and the letter is
sued says that there will be rigid en-
forcement in the future. Suggestion
is offered by the department that Ii
quor dealers give sufficient time to
the study of the revenue law to en-
able them to guard against any vio-
lations unintentional or otherwise.
All stamps on packages should be
properly cancelled upon the package
becoming empty.
Beer stamps are to be destroyed in
the regulation way prescribed by the
law, the kegs to be tapped through
the stamp. This matter of observing
the revenue law is an important one
and one upon which the government
will demand strict observance. In
spectors have begun crusade
against violators and the warning is
sued is designed as advice to those
who would be affected by the work
ingS of the revenue.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-21

wards, both real estate and personal
property. The tables show the valu-
alton of the land and buildings sep
arate, also the assessments On lots
and acreage within the city limits &C
cording to the assessment rolls now
in the hands of the city clerk. The
total valuation of the city this year
is $4,946,569 which is an increase
over 1907 of 1921 ,902.
In the amount of valuation the
First ward heads the list with a total
of real and persona / property of
81, 955 268 and the Seventh ward is
lowest with $234,O75:
Following is a statement of the as
sessments of personal property, bank
stock and real estate in the city by
wards, together with total of all by
wards:
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-21
Drew co. Elect Officers.

A meeting of stockholders of the
Drew Manufacturing company was
held in the Office of r. Wertheimer
yesterday afternoon and the follow
ing directors were chosen: H. H.
Drew, H. r. Moldenhauer, John G..
Cruel, H. Wertheimer, Fred Wilkow-
ski. The officers elected are H. H.
Drew, president and H. R. Modem
hauer, secretary and treasurer.
After the election business matters
were discussed and plans outlined
for the ensuing year. The factory in
West Main street will be kept busy
turning out the various carriers made
by the company and Mr.. Drew VIII
travel on the road in the interest of
the company. The Drew carrier is in
use on many farms and is considered
an almost indispensable article now.
It's use is not entirely confined to the
stables, but it is also used as a con-
veyor for milk, water, litter, and 9th
er stuff about the farmyard.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-21
DOINGS MONDAY
HE DID NOT FOOL
G. N. GAHLMAN
Stranger Attempted to Work
Worthless Check. But
He Failed

A stranger attempted to pass a
worthless check at the Deutsches
Dorf saloon Saturday evening for the
amount of $3.50. 1t was presented
for payment and the men who pre-
scented it also had a pencil ready to
sign the Endorsement. G. NJ. Gahlman,
the proprietor, was little suspicious
and refused the check, which Mr.
Dowd later claimed was a forgery.
The man was dressed in working
clothes, of medium height and sandy
complexion. He seemed highly Of
Tended when the coin was not forth
coming, stating that he had cashed
several OF Mr.. Dowd's checks which
the latter denies as he pays his help
in cash. The check was made out to
the name of Spencer and had the sig
nature of James Dowd, the North Sec
Ond street liVeryman
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-21
Do not Fail to Register.

IN interpreting the primary cleo
ton law the attorney general says
that the three registration days are
primary election day, the Tuesday
preceding primary election day, and
the Tuesday preceding election day.
The Tuesday preceding primary day
is a registration day for both pri-
mary election and election, and by
paragraph 8, section lila, of the pri-
mary election law, the inspector shall
register any person who shall on reg
istratiOn day file an oath or affirma-
ton to the effect that he is qualified
elector in such precinct or when they
shall personally know him to be such.
This section the attorney general
interprets to mean that a person may
register for the general election by
filing an oath or affirmation either on
primary day or the Tuesday proceed
ing primary day, but in order TO reg
lister for the primary election on pri-
mary day a voter must file an affida-
Wit corroborated by two freeholders.
Section 1925 says that primary cleo
lions are the same as general cleo
tons and the attorney general, there
fore, thinks that this manner Of reg
istration on primary day must be fol
lowed
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-21
Personal Mention

Miss Olive Jones was a visitor at
Lake Mills today.
Mrs. F. Dittmann is spending the
week with relatives in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Fred Walker left this morn
ing for Chicago to enjoy a few days
visit.
Miss Josephine Urtubees of Mil
waukee is visiting at the home of
Mrs. Louise Urtubees.
Mrs. c. Burger and Mrs. julius Hill
gendorf were OcOnomowoc visitors
yesterday, guests of Mrs. G. Heyn.
Mr. and Mrs. William Feldschnei-
der, children and guests, have re
turned from a weeks outing at Lake
Mills.
Mrs. F. c. Francis and daughter,
Margaret, and Mrs. o. L. Forken-
bridge and children spent the day on
the shores of Lake Okauchee
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Kleck and sons
Reinhard and Waldemar Of New Or
leans and Mr.. and Mrs. George Ratz
of Chicago are guests at the home of
William Feldschneider.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-21
FORMER WATERFOWL
CITIZEN IS P|NCHED
IRA T. WITCHER ACCUSED OF
PERJURY IN PENSION CASE
Arrested in Rhode Island BY Fed
erdl Officers Who Had Been
Looking for Him for d Long Time
Started Back Monday to Mad
iSOn to Be Tried

Ira T. Witcher, a former resident
of Watertown, is in trouble. He is
accused of having committed fraud
in connection with an application for
a pension. He was arrested at Prov
idence, r. l. A dispatch from that
city says: Ira T. Witcher, an elder
ly man and formerly a resident of
Madison, Wis, was arrested here to-
day by federal officers on a warrant
charging perjury. 1t is alleged that
Witcher filed some false affidavits in
connection with a pension case and
his indictment followed. He started
on his return to Wisconsin this after
noon.
Witcher resided in Watertown for
many years. He was formerly en-
pioyed as a passenger brakeman on
the Milwaukee road and of late years
has been in poor health. One of the
federal detectives who was trying to
locate him stated that Witcher laid
claim to a pension as a soldier in the
civil war, enlisting he claims in 1852
at the age of A years and being dis
charged for disability year after.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-21
Personal Mention

Miss Lanora Schaeier is visiting
relatives in Milwaukee.
DR.. A. H. Hartwig transacted bust
ness in Fort Atkinson today.
Miss Rowena Norton left this morn
ing for Chicago to spend a few days
Mrs. Henry Mulberger spent Sun
day at her parents home in James
vile.
A boy baby was born Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kube, Elm
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Voigt and daugh-
ter Margaret are visiting relatives in
Oconomowoc.
Miss Emily Won Gruenigen left to-
day for Detroit, Mich to enjoy a
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Moore of Chi
cago are guests at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. G. T. Eyer.
William Kuester left this morning
for Huron, S. D., to enjoy a few
weeks visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Wenck
and daughter Meta and Joseph Koes-
lSi were SuuudS NlSllOTS at OcOQOnO-
voc.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hartig and
daughter Meta and Louis Kusel were
visitors at Waukesha Beach yester-
day.
Miss Selma Meyer returned Satur-
day evening from Loyal where she
spent the past few weeks the guest
of relatives.
Miss Charlotte Hayes entertained
a company of friends at her home in
North Fourth street this afternoon in
honor of her guest, Miss Georgina
Engelhart of Milwaukee.
On Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Goecke, who reside on route 4,
town of Watertown, entertained
number of friends in honor of the
birthday anniversary of the host. Re
freshments were served during the
afternoon and a sumptuous supper
was partaken of.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-21
DOINGS THURSDAY
HAPPILY Welded.

wedding of much interest in So
cial circles in this city and Juneau
was solemnized at high noon today
when Miss Wanda Kruger of this
city was united in wedlock with Mr..
Arthur w. Lueck of Juneau. The
wedding ceremony took place at the
home of the brides parents, 5O4
North Washington street, and was
witnessed by relatives and immediate
friends only. The Rev. II. KuenzeI
of Juneau, who performed the cere-
mOny, also Otficiated at the baptism
of the groom. The wedding march
was played by Miss Lou Ella Hough-
ton of Juneau, an intimate friend of
the bride during her residence in that
city. Mr.. Fred w. Miller of Mari
nette was best man and the brides
maid was Miss Erna Krueger, sister
of the bride The bride is the cid
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto X.
Kruger and she is a young lady of
many accomplishments and possess
ed OF the attributes which make up
Womanly character and pleasing per-
sonality. The groom is a son of Mr..
F. W. Lueck of Juneau and a brother
of Judge NJ. L. Lueck of Juneau and
District Attorney T. w. Iueck of Wa
terloo. He is a graduate of the Wis
cOnsin University and he has formed
"a law partnership with Attorney M.
&. Burke of Beaver Dam. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lueck leave today for a brief
wedding tour and will be at home to
friends in Beaver Dam September 1.
Many Watertown friends extend CON
ordinations
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-21
Personal MeptiOn

Miss Anetta Marquart is visiting
relatives in Marinette.
Charles Kiepert of Concord was
visitor in the city today.
Miss Lenora Tanck left today for
Appleton to enjoy a few days visit.
Mrs. Charles Mackay has been con
fined to her home for the past few
days owing to sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lange and daugh-
ter of Columbus spent the past few
days at the home of Charles Harte.
Miss Catherine Russell, who has
been visiting her parents in the city
for several days, returned to Milwau-
kee this afternoon.
w. J. Beach and A E. Brigham
went to Juneau this morning near
which place they will try to induce
the finny tribe to respond to their
ho