Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-03-06

Telephone Line Built Through to
HelenSvilIe- Other News Notes.
Johnson Creek, Mch. 4-(Special to
the Leader)-The entertainment OF
the Altar society of st. Mary's Mag
dalene church at the Park hall We'd
nesday was we'll attended and was a
success financially. Hungerford' s
Juvenile Orchestra furnished the nu-
sic After the presentation of the
program the young people INDUCED IN
hop. The same society presented
the same entertainment at the Palm
garden at Pennington Friday evening.
"presid.nt of Bank 1t will be
pleasing to his many friends to know
that A. F. Menges of Madison, was
chosen az president of the New Com
mercial National Bank with paid up
capital of 500. 900 established IN that
city. Mr.. Menges il druggist IN
the capital city and has a host of
friends who hope that the Bank will
prove successful. Mrs. Menges is d
native of this city and was one of the
most popular young ladies and her
many friends are pleased that fnan-
cial success is being achieved by her
husband and that good fortune is
smiling upon both of them. ;" The
above item from the WATERFOWL Daily
Leader will also interest several of
our readers as Mr.. Menges had many
friends here as well. Mrs. Menges
was formerly MISS Hilda Shasky,
sister of Mrs. W. A. Christians.
The Rock River Telephone company
of this place has now completed the
line to Helenville 1t may be inter
esting to the people of Helenville and
vicinity to know. that this line gives
them telephone connection with ALL
the independent telephone exchanges
in this state. Although there were
two or three other lines running in
and out of HeIenvIlle, none of them
connected with the independent lines.
There are about 1900 independent tele
phones in this county alone, with
whom the people in Helenville could
not get toll connections formerly.
The toll station has been placed in the
store of Aug. Gruenert & Co., Helen
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Baker and son
Corliss and Mrs. Fred Drews of Mil
ton. are spending a few days with E.
A. Drews and family.
Miss Ann Murphy of Milwaukee,
was the guest of her sister, Stella,
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Mansfield re-
turned Saturday from their wedding
trip, accompanied by Mrs. Chas.
Pearce of Milwaukee. Mr.. Pearce
came out Saturday evening and spent
Sunday with them. Saturday evening
what was left of the old, original
band, consisting of four pieces. and
of which the groom was member,
serenaded bride and groom.
Ell. l.. Drews of Lake Mills visited
with his brother, Emile and family
Tuesday and Sunday.
B. P. Strachte spent Thursday at
Horizon.
Dumal Braun of Lake Mills called,
on Miss Bernice BeIschel Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Richardson spent
Sunday with Miss Maud Perrigo at the
lake.
John Ahrens attended to business in
the village Monday.
Chas. Settler of Chicago, visited
with his sisters Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Kuntz of Ash
land, have been spending the past
week with Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Drews.
Jack Daily was a Milwaukee visitor
the later part of the week.
W. A. Christians was business
caller at Jefferson Saturday.
DR.. Berger, J. E. Daley, Willie
Stiehm and Ewald Rhode attended a
surprise party on Miss Emily Kispert
at Jefferson last Tuesday evening.
The "Swastoka girls met at the
home of MISS Agnes Anderson Friday
evening and all spent pleasant even
ing.
Herman Rhode of Hart Prairie,
spent few days last week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. August Rhode.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boss expect to
move their household goods toMilwau-
kee this week and will be located At
their new home. Mr.. Boss will be in
the service OF the Milwaukee branch
of the G. @. Mansfield Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Hnugerford
entertained Mr.. Aleck HungerfUrd OF
Oconomowoc, Sunday.
A number from here attended the
masquerade at Jefferson SATURDAY
evening.
George Donstand of Madison, spent
Sunday with trends in this village.
Bert Raithel spent Sunday with
friends in the Cream City.
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