Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-18
Johnson Creek.

johnson Creek, Dec 16.-Juhnson
Creek is doing its share 10 helping
the campaign of the Wisconsin Anti
tuberculosis association in selling e.
200, 900 Red Cross stamps by January
! first. An initial order for over d
thousand of these stamps. was placed
Monday and they will be for sale at
| the price of one cent stamp IN eVsrv
store. The proceeds go towards fight
ing that dread disease, consun ptIon.
| A short time ago, a ne cream ~
| supply conc.'n was launched with
headquarters in Milwaukee, H. j.
Grell and John O. Grell of this place
being of the promoters; we thought
this item woulG be of interest to the
readers of The Leader. The first
meeting was held last Thursday ct
the Plankinton II use in Milwaukee
at which all incJrporators were pre-
eent and the following officers were
elected Pres, H. J. Grell; Vice
Pres. J. M. Lounsbury of Watertown :
sec and Treas, }. O. Grell.
Creamerymen all over the state are
vtiaily interelted t is new concern
which is Incorporated under the name
Of the COOPERATIVE Creamery Supply
20. Stock Is being taken up rapidly
by cresmerIes all over the state and
Will prove boon to them.
The stuffed geese season began
last week, when over 800 were de-
livered at the shipping rooms Of the
Ii. j. Grell 90. ana considerable more
are to he delivered this week. Sumo
lots are brought by farmers living 10
miles and more from here, as J. G.
Is fast acquiring a reputation for
geese as well as other poultry. The
stuffed geese industry is a well pay
ing proposition as some farmers have
received over $220 for a single lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. D. Dove cele-
brated their tenth wedding anniversary
Sunday, at which the following from
out OF town were present Miss
Bluemke of Waupun, MISS Reichert,
Ben Zillisch and family of Water
town; Carl Zillisch of Madison and
John Ziilisch of Milwaukee. A large
number of friends from here called OH
them in the evening, and spent many
pleasant hours in games and dancing
Christ. Haas, who went to French,
N. M, with party of land seekers
on the first of this month, returned
with them about a week ago. All
We're so much elatei over the country,
that they invested in sectiuns. Christ.
is forming another excursion which
will go to the same place shortly.
G. F. Schumacher fetched some celery
from there which exceeds in quality
and tenderness anything raised or sold
here.
Mrs. W. W. Woodman, wife Of the
late W. W. W., long time resi-
dent OF this place, died Saturday at
Berlin. Her remains will be brought
here for burial and are to be laid to
their last resting place at one o clock
today. A. E, Greenwood and Jake
Raithel attended the International
Stock Show a: Chicago last week and
incidentally Wis ted the large packing
houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Biebermann of
Duluth, Mlnn., were guests last week
of Mr.. and Mrs, J. @. Grell.
Frank Howe of Deerfeld, proprietor
of the Low ling alleys was in the
village Wednesday.
Mrs. F. R. ScholI ell tertained her
brother Chas. Seltzet of Milwaukee
Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Staude and
Mrs. Herman Droeder went to Turtle
Lake last week to consult DIR. Till,
the plaster doctor,
Miss Agnes Anderson of Milwaukee,
was an uvar Sunday visitor with her
mother and family.
Walter Grell came home Monday
and will remain here until after
Christmas to recover from his recent
illness.
DR.. UebeIe of Fort Atkinson, was
a johnson Creek visitor Tuesday.