Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-24
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MIR. and Mrs. Ernst Ohm went to
PIpersvIlle Tuesday to visit her sister,
Miss HAITI. Hollatz, who is very i'll,
much to the regret of her many
friends in the city, who earnestly hope
for her restoration to perfect health.
Peter Thauer of the town of Emmett,
whom 1t is always pleasure to meet,
was visitor in the city Tuesday,
meeting friends and enjoying himself.
Henry J. Grell of johnson Greek,
was business visitor in the city
Tuesday.
Oh, John, l am So tired! Well.
Mary, go down and get nice easy
couch. You can get une cheap of The
Central Trading Co.
DR.. Berger of Johnson Creek, was
in the city Tuesday, having come to
visit patient of his, receiving medic
al treatment at ST. Marv's hospital.
Mrs. J. z. Herzog left yesterday
tor New Lisbon to attend the funeral
of brother.
Miss Helen NARROW of Ixonia was
visitor IN the city yesterday. calling
on her mother, VINO is a patient at
the hospital.
Miss Lizzie Stanton of Clyman, was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
Fremont Lounsbury, one uf the
prosperous farmers on rural route No.
3, was in the city yesterday and a
welcomed caller at The Leader office.
Mrs. John Grell of johnson Creek,
was visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Moore and daughter,
Mrs. Edward Fischer, of ReesevIIle,
were visitors IN the city yesterday,
the guests of their sister and aunt,
Mrs. Robert Irving, North Warren
street.
A. Mielenz of Chicago, was guest
of friends here yesterday.
Harry Hoffman, leaves this after
noon for Milwaukee on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Tanck were
visitors in Milwaukee yesterday.
Geo. Stube was visitor at Clyman
last evening, he being director of the
band there.
Frank Hale of Milwaukee, will ar
rive here today to interview the mil
linery trade.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Kusel are the
parents of baby girl, born Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. VIM. Dobbratz has returned
from Milwaukee, where she enjoyed a
few days visit.
Miss Amanda Voigt has returned
from Oconomowoc, where she enjoyed
a few days visit.
Adolph Braemer, who had been in
northern Minnesota fur several months,
returned home yesterday.
Miss Hilda Kruger left for Mil
waukee yesterday afternoon, where
she will remain a few weeks.
Clayton Eaton leaves tomorrow tor
the Pacific coast, with View of To-
eating at some point in the west.
Quit scratching in the dirt with
your fingers, for you can get all kind
of garden tools cheap of The Central
Trading Co.
The United States marshall, for the
Eastern district of Wisconsin with
headquarters at Milwaukee, was here
yesterday on official business.
Moses was found in the bul-rushes.
If you have found a little Moses or
Ruth, you can get cradle Or 60
cart of The Central Trading Co.
The Sun Flower Minstrels were
mighty entertaining aggregation and
their witticism was the talk of the
city yesterday. The singing was ex-
ceedingly good and the entertainment
most decided success. Let it not be
said again In WATERFOWL, that there
is no hunor in women, for the Sun
Flowers just dubbed over with it.
Frank Atkins returned last evening
from Sixteen, Montana, after an alb
sence of ever u year, being employed
in masonry construction on the c., M.
& 81. p. rod, Jpn returning. Mr.
Atgff S fo;sTd 4 uisse&ge awaiting L NJ
instracing ann 10 return 10 work and
on May j. he will leave for Butte.
Montana. Mrs. Atkins, who had
been west with her husband since last
October, returned with her husband
and like Teddy, is dee-lighted.