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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-08

court this morning by Mrs. Mary
scholtes charging Mrs. Golden with as
sault and battery.
Mrs. Scholtes is canvasser, whose
territory is Hammond and it's vicin-
ity. She has employed as one of her
assistants the daughter of Mrs. Golden
and last Sunday night went over to the
Golden residence to talk business
A Wrangle ensued which developed
INTO something worse before lang and
It is reported that fight took place
In which quite a good deal of hair was
lost, the bone of contention being the
canvassing done. The case will be
tried on Saturday at 1 o'clock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-08
STATE CASE IS PLACED ON TRIAL

The state case of Mike Oswalda was
placed on trial today in the superior
court Oswalda is charged with grand
larceny, more specially with having
taken goods from the Pennsylvania
railroad company's cars. The follow
ing new cases were filed today:
Attorneys Harris and Bretch, No. 1881
Charles Greiner VS.. Bernice Griessel
ct al; mechanics lien.
Attorneys Hodges and Ridgeley, No.
4532-Charles p. Jones VS.. Hanly Casey
G Co; appeal.
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ARRESTED FOR ADULTERY.

Mary Vagar, aged %, living at 3ez
Gostlin street is in serious trouble.
Mary was arrested yesterday by
Constable Frank Shine at the instiga-
ton of one Rosa Midotskf, also of the
north side.
Mary and Rosa have been having
trouble for long time-clothes line
quarreling and the like.
Now Rosa comes into court and says
that Mary has been guilty of very i'm
proper behavior with one Antonio Ba-
tostak The couple are alleged to have
been living together in a manner con-
trary to law and good morals. The
case which viii present a good many
juicy aspects. will be heard on Sat-
urday in Judge McMahan's court
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-08

again after few days illness that ha:
kept him confined to his home in State
Line street.
Madame MacAleer has ra+nrnaa -
her home In Oak Park, ILL.,, after a short
stay with Mrs. Dietrich of Fayette
street.
Mrs. Max stieglitz of whiting was
the guest of Mrs. William stieglitz Of
Fayette street, Monday.
MISS n. E. Pickens of Chicago will
visit friends in Hammond this evening
Miss Clara Frank has gone to Ken
oalVllIe, Ind, to remain several DAYS
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. A. II. Rohrer of Goshen IND
was entertained by members of the
nome Missionary society of the Meth
odist church yesterday for the meeting
TO be held at the home of Mrs. e. r,
Stauffer in Condit street
Mrs. J. Flynn Smith visited relatives
in Chicago today.
large number of young peonle
from various places in the county ara
Planning to attend the dancing partv
Friday evening in the Masonic temple
given by a club of Hammond Young
men. The party promises to be one of
the most pleasant of the year and also
one of the largest attended.
Mrs. e. F. Johnston is spending the
day in Chicago.
Miss Grace Dahl and sister. Miss
Hannah Dahl, of Lowell, are visitors
in Chicago today.
Mrs. Josephine Hogan and son. viii
lam, of Chicago, were the guests If
friends in Hammond yesterday.
Miss Lille Burge of Crown Point is
expected this afternoon to be the
guest of Miss Ava CroweI1 at her home
In Ann street for several days.
Mrs. Joseph Miller who has been
the guest of relatives in Dyer for a
snort time, returned home last even
ing.
Miss Agnes Hill, Of Frasselli, was the
guest of friends in Hammond yes
terday.
Mrs. n. ]. Bick and children of Kan
kakee. Ill, are spending a vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Knoezer at
their home in Fayette street.
Mrs. Elizabeth schaller has returned
from visit with relatives in Dyer.
MIS-. AuBsten or East Sibley street
has returned from short visit with
relatives and friends in st. John and
Crown Point.
George Miller was in Hegewisch to-
day on business.
H. A. Bixby transacted business in
Chicago today.
Attorney w. ]. McAleer was in Chi
cago today on business.
Judge W. w. Mcmahon and Smith r
Davis are in Chicago today transacting
business.
w. G. Bass of the Art Metal Con-
structfon company of INDIANAPOLIS
transacted business in Hammond today.
E. F. o'Toole was in Chicago today
on business
c. G. Smith of East Chicago was
among the out of town business men
in Hammond today
c. A. Theis, claim agent for the c.
and S railroad. was in Hammond
today on business.
H. E. Crowell of Crown Point spent
yesterday with his brother, A. e. Gro
well of this city
A E. Van Bodengraven of Bernice.
ILL.,, a student at the Chicago Uniyer-
sity. spent last evening wit hfriends
in Hammond.
H. NJ. Faber was in Chicago today
On business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-08
OVER THE TEA CUPS


, In May when the society meets al
the home of Mrs. Fred Newell, 3S5
South Holman street At the meeting
yesterday Mrs. e. r. Stauffer was
voted delegate to the district mis-
sionary meeting to be held the 26, 81
and 2Sth of April at winamac, Ind. and
NJ M. Bruce and Mrs James H Whit
bey will be alternates.
IMPORTANT MEETING.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Congregational church will hold
it's regular thank offering meeting for
home missions at the home of Mrs. A.
H. w. Johnson. Thursday evening, APP
ril 8. There will be program of
music and an address by Miss Florence
Towne of Chicago.
INTERESTING MEETING.
The Pine Street Bible class held a
pleasant meeting last evening at which
a splendid program was rendered. Re-
freshments were served at the close
of the meeting. The following was the
program:
Blessed Be the Tie that Binds. Glass
Recitation. ............... Leah Stetson
Trouble in the Amen Corner"
Quarrel ...........-........
The Bird with the Broken Wing"
Mrs. Grave, Minnie Hussey, Charles
and Harry Stoke.
Reading ............. Mrs. S. E. Green
If Mother Could Only Listen"
solo. Mrs. Stetson
Praying for YOU
Recitation. ......... Mrs. S. E. Green
The Last Hymn"
Song .-....... Mr.. Stetson and Family
Il Need the Prayers of Those 1 Love-
Solo. ..................J. o. Thompson
quartet ...................
Way Down upon the Swanee River"
Mime Hussey, Alice Harper, Harold
Harper and Herbert Wilhelm.
closing Hymn Observation-Disclosures. Glass
Dear to the Heart of the Shepherd
DEBORAH AID TO MEET.
The Deborah Aid society of the First
Christian church will meet with Mrs.
sol Michigan avenue, Thurs
day April g. All are cordially invited
to come and a full attendance is de-
sired.
MEETS TOMORROW.
The members of the Sewing circle of
ST. Margarets hospital will meet to-
morrow afternoon in the hospital par
lors for the regular meeting
MOVE FROM HAMMOND.
Mrs. William Hoffman and family,
who have been making their home in
Hammond on Truman avenue for the
past few years. left yesterday for Wyo-
ming, where they will join Mr. Hoff-
man and make their home in the flu
-ure at Thermopolis
WOMAN'S CLUB PLAY.
The Hammond Woman's club will
celebrate wit and Humor Day" at
heir next meeting Saturday afternoon.
April II, in Towles opera house. Mr..
rowle has very kindly donated the use
# the opera house for the afternoon.
The admission for non-menbers of the
Tub will be % cents and the proceeds
Will be used for charity. The first
'art of the afternoons program will
'onsist of divided parts OF songs and
lrills and the second part will be
hort one-act comedy entitled "A
General Mix-up." Mrs ]. M. Turner
$ chairman of the committee and
cry pleasant entertainment is ex-
'ected under her direction. Those
Who are assisting Mrs. Turner with the
'rogram are Mesdames Hover, Boone.
3runt, Burk, Davis, ellis, Hirsch. |
Iingwell, Lundt, Meyer, Monnett, Oh
vim, Ruff, Sutton, Wolf, Wilder John |
ton and Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-08
POLICE COURT.
Observation-Disclosures,
SHERIFF TAKES HIM.

Mike Archer, one of the knights Of
the Key, and reported to be a good one.
has been in trouble in Hammond and
Michigan City many times. was gath
cred in by the Hammond police vester-
day afternoon on the charge Of being
a fugitive from justice. He was
turned over to Justice F. s. Carter
who took him to the Crown Point Jail.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-08
CONTEST READY SOON
Advertisers Are Coming in
Rapidly and Feature
Will Soon Start.

Inc missing word contest which will
DC started in THE TIMES the first part
OF next week is going to be one of the
greatest advertising stunts that was
ever attempted by any paper in this
county. The business men of Ham
mond, East Chicago, Indiana Harbor.
Whiting and Gary are getting into this
page rapidly now and if you fail to
read this page you will miss the great
est opportunity of your life. Every
thlng Will be advertised in THE TINES
missing word page and if you don't find
something you want it will be because
you have not read the ads carefullv
The page will be made up of ads renre-
senting every lint of business and. even
IL you should fail to get the dollar
which will be given away each day
we know you will know you will be
amply repaid for your trouble in read
Ing the ads through the many good
things you will find to save money on
Now keep your eye on THE TINES and
catch the first issue of the missing
word contest. Those who have taken
space on the page up to this morning
are:
Hammond
First National Bank
Lake County Savings & Trust Co.
Hammond Savings & Tust Co.
South Shore Gas Sc Electric Co.
Colonial Theater.
A. Jordan, Barber
]. j. Ruff, Hardware.
Jacobsons, Real Estate
c. f. Dickinson, Pianos
Minas, & 10 Cent Store.
F. G. Linz. Wall Paper.
e. Minas, Furniture.
Jimmie Graves Grocer.
j. M. Wilcoxson, Pianos.
The Boston Restaurant.
c. o. d. Laundry.
Chicago Business College.
G. w. Hunter, Auto Supplies.
Hammond Garage Co.
Ortt & Towle.
Hammond Cornice Works.
c. r. Hendricks, Cafe.
The Model Clothing House.
Summers Pharmacy.
Mrs. Stewart, Hair Dressing.
Jones Business College.
Lavender, Cigar.
Fl. r. Schneider, Buffet
The Hammond DistilIing Co.
Hotel Carleton.
p. II. Mueller, Hardware
Fredricks, Insurance Agency.
Stewart Machine Manufacturing Co.
Bick's Laundry.
Mrs Kittie Reilly, Millinery.
]. w. Millikan Sporting Goods.
East Chicago
Indiana Harbor & East Chicago
Electric Co.
James Clements, Hardware.
Given The Tailor.
A. G. Schliker, Druggist.
PAYER & Peterson, Grocers.
w. r. Diamond. Grocer.
The Laid Agency.
Veaco, The Drug Man.
Clinton & Son, & 10 Cent Store.
Indiana Harbor-
Wolker & Barrett, Grocers.
Glass The Tailor.
o. P. Goerg, Drugs
Golden Gate Wine House
Gary
w. r. LuXton, Jeweler.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-08
GEORGE CERTAINLY GOT DRUNK.

George Fleming of Fayette street,
put down on the police blotter as a
blacksmith, was arrested yesterday for
drunkenness.
Fleming halls from Newport in the
Bluegress state and Chief Rimbach
released him from custody on his
promise to leave town. Fleming
promised and made a beautiful hike.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-08
OFFICER MEN WORKING HARD

Stories of callouses and lame backs
come from the Standard Steel Car dis
trict. where the Office force continue to
work out doors at hard manual labor
The men who are handling hammer
pick and shovel feel they are at least
earning their salt by the sweat of their
brow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-08
Our peclalry-oYSTERs
New York Counts on Half she1,


New York Counts Stew from Sba1,
New York Counts FRY
New York Counts Panned
Highland CLANS on Half Shell,
Clam Stew. Clam c,bo-,
flashed Clans with Cream.
flashed CLANS on Toast
FISH.
Sme1ts With Tartar Sauce
Yellow Perch Planned. Delmonico Stv,a
Black Bass, Broiled.
Boiled Halibut, Egg Sauce.
OMELETTEs.
Oyster Omelette,
Green Pepper Omelette.
Mushroom OmeIetta
Tomato Omelette.
Spanish OmeIette
Egg Foyuns
Sc SO. HOFFMAN ST.
g. r. HENDRIX, PROPRIETOR.
Read The Times and get the news.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-08
WOMEN IN FIGHT.

Judge W. c. IeMahan will have an
other knotty problem to decide next
Saturday afternoon as the result OF a
warrant which was sworn out in his
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-08
THE TINES COOK BOOK
: NNNNNNNANANNNN
COTTAGE PUDDING.

seat to butter
a fours ifteduV a
Daking powder
anu mayor 10 SUIT Beat in
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-08

AS THE TIMES" SAYS--We haven't done much
for the human being, but we WILL feed the horses
regularly If you consider the welfare of your horses
see us as to our patented feeder.
O'TOOLE, CONNOLLY s. BROWN
Room 5O4s Hammond Building
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INSPECTOR SPRINGS
A SENSATION

Continued from page u.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-17
Pioneer Editor Called.

John K. Decker, the veteran editor
of the Columbus Republican, passed
away Saturday at his home in that
city, after an illness Of several weeks.
The deceased was quiet, unassuming
man of decided opinions and was
willing that others should have opin-
IONS of their own. He was born at
Sinclairville. N. Y. in 1912 and in
1857 came to this state with his par
ents and soon after their arrival Mr..
Decker began to work in printing
office in Waupun and III time mastered
the trade Of printer.
In 1867 he purchased the Waupun
Times and published the paper Tor a
year when he disposed of the paper
and plant, and established the Repub-
lican at Columbus and published the
same nearly thirty-nine years. He
was one of the oldest practical print
ers in the state and took special pride
in his work He was candid and con-
scIentious as ar editor and will be
missed in the community in which he
had lived so long. He is survived by
his widow and one daughter.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-17
GRIEP VICTIM
Of FIRE SUNDAY
Barn on Dodge Street Prem
iS6S Destroyed Other
Property Threatened.

During the heavy wind Of Sunday
Afternoon, the fire department was
called cut about AS o'clock, an alarm
having been turned la from boz No.
Is, calling the department to the harm
of Louis Griep, COZ Dodge street. The
barn WAS totally destroyed and for Il
time adjoining property was threatened
and ueiohbors felt decidedly uneasy
The heavy winds carried sparks to the
barns of Charles Goetsch and O. W.
Schultz nearby and they too at one
time were in danger Of destruction,
but were saved with hut little loss.
Sparks carried to the roofs of residen-
GEES in the neighborh0od and It was
found necessary TO keep them wet
The roof OF Mr.. Griep's house caught
fire, and was slightly damaged. The
damage to the latter was covered by
insurance, bat none was carried on
the barn The Origin of the fire is
unknown The fact that there was not
greater loss was due to toe prompt
action of the fire department, the
members of which were kept active
for about an hour. The premises
where the fire occurred were purchasd
by Mr.. Griep not long ago principally
because there was q barn there where
ne could stable horses.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-17
WILL SOON RETURN
TO SOUTH AMERICA
WILLIAM WENDORF LOCATED
IN COSTA RIGA.
A Resident There for the Past Sew
en- YedrS-EmpI0yed BY Large
Banana Company and Also In,
Sp6CtOr on Ry.-P0Or Water but
Plenty of Milwaukee Beer.

William Wendorf of Port Limon,
Costa Rica, has returned from Duluth
and will remain with relatives hers
until a week from tomorrow, when he
will return to his South American
home, where he has resided the rast
seven years. lie is very favorably
IMPRESSED with the climate which is
very pleasant in the winter and not
excessively hot in the summer. He
is employed by large banana COM
pany which ships from eight to ten
steamers of bananas each week to this
country and at least $4,000, lunches
each week to England. One objection
to the country is, that there is little
or no society, the inhabitants berg
mostly negroes, Indians and mixed
breeds. The town is healthy, but the
water is poor. the water drank IS
mostly filtered rain water, but there
is plenty of Milwaukee beer which
costs only so fifty cents pint bottle.
Wages run all the way from $35 to
$500 per month. Mr. Wendorf IS an
Inspector on the railroad and of course
draws a good salary.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-17
Laugh and Grow Fat.

''Say, old chap, lend me a dollar,
will you?'
After comply ing, the lender sudden
ly has his memory refreshed.
"Look herel" he declared to the
borrower. the next moment, "cume
to think of 1t lent you dollar over
a year ago and you never returned it!'
"That was odd"
"What WAS odd?"
"Dollar No. l."
"What of it,
"Well. that is dollar No. 2; that
makes it even; savvY?"
A story is current concerning a pro-
fessor who is reputed to be slightly
absent minded. The learned man had
arranged to escort his wife one even
Ing to the theatre.
81 don't like the tie you have on.
| wish you would go up and put on
another,' said his wife. The profess
sor TRANQUILITY obeyed. Moment after
moment elasped, until finally the i'm
patient wife went upstairs to learn
the cause of delay. In his room she
found her husband undressed and get
ting into bed. Habit had been toe
much tor him when he took off his tie.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-17
K. Of ?. DISTRICT
CONVENTION HERE
ABOUT ONE HUNDRED VISIT
ORS IN CITY LAST NIGHT.
S. S, Witte. Grand Chancellor; u.
S. Burns, Grand Keeper Of Rec
OrdS and Seals: Orrin Thompson.
Past Grand Chancellor: Deliver
Addresses at Sterling.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)

"Who are the distinguished locking
crowd OF gentlemen on the street,
wearing badge %
The above was a query frequently
heard early last evening and an ex
PLANTATION was offered those who were
unaware of the fact that district
convention of the Knights of Pythias
was in progress at the K. of P. hall.
AS has previously been announced
in The Leader, delegations were pre-
sent from New Lisbon, Kilbourn,
Portage, Columbus, Oconomuwoc,
Randolph. Fort Atkinson, Milwaukee.
as we'll as the representatives of the
local lodge. The gathering witnessed
the secret work Of the order and the
comforting of ranks. The convention
was called for the reason that it was
thought that the gathering together
and exchange of ideas would stimulate
interest Three of the Grand Lodge
officers were present and delivered
addresses at the gathering last even
ing upon the secret workings of the
order. proving of interest and value
to the members. The speakers were
r. S. WItte of Milwaukee. Grand
Chancellor. spoke on Pythianism. "
u. ). Burns of Milwaukee, Grand
Keeper of Records and Seals, spoke on
"The secret Work of the Order. 1"
Orrin Thompson Of Neenab, Past
Grand Chancellor, was also present
and spoke.
Similar gatherings are being held
throughout the state and Messrs.
Witte and Burns are on tour. To-
night they will perform a like mis-
sion at Elroy and tomorrow night at
Spooner. They will also visit Chip
pewa Falls, Eau Claire and Rhine
lander.
Visiting Knights began to arrive in
the city yesterday afternoon and by
the time the visitors assembled, it was
estimated that 100 were in attendance.
The visitors were met at the depOts
by committees Of the local lodge and
escorted to the K. OF z. hall. At the
supper hour they were ushered across
the street to the Sterling restaurant,
where supper was furnished the guests
by the local lodge.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-17
Johnson Creek.

johnson Greek, Wis, April IA
Especial to The Leader)-Mrs. Gus
May and son, Chrissie of Watertown,
are visiting with relatives.
J. E. Daily was a Milwaukee visitor
the week past.
Mrs. j. Jahnke, Mrs. +. Radke anc
Miss Title Hamann of Wauzaukee
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. MussehI of Beaver
Dam; and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred BOIL
mann of Columbus have been visiting
at Fred Hamann's.
VIM. Stiehm is at home for a visit,
and spent u few days of last week
with his daughter, Mrs. Ed. Baker at
Koshkonong.
Bert bennett of GAINESVILLE, spent
Monday with his brother j. P.
Mrs. Gus Kissman of GAINESVILLE,
visited over Sunday at the home of
r. Boese.
Mrs. E. G. Heone and daughter.
Esther, are the guests of relatives in
Columbus.
Miss Bessie Hungerford has accept
ed a position with j. P. bennett and
started Monday.
Miss Olive Rai:heI has accepted a
position with J. P. bennett and start
ed Monday.
John McGovern and wife of Fond
du Lac, and Ed. Agnes of Milwaukee
are guests at Days.
Mrs. H. 9. Christians entertained
Miss Edna and Freddie Voss of Water
town Monday.
John Prust and wife of Jefferson,
visited Sunday at the homes of Paul
hnull and W. H. Prust.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Scofeld started
Monday for q visit with relatives at
Austin, Mimi, and expect to be gone
a week.
Mrs. Fred Mansfield is spending the
day with relatives 1T Fort Atkinson.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-17
CFrom Wednesdays DaiIyl

Mr. and Mrs. O. Baker of Rees =
vile, We're visitors in the city yester-
day.
Herman Ehrke, one of the prosper
Gus and progressive farmers in tie
town of Ixonia, was a visitor in TIL
city yesterday and welcomed caller
at The Leader headquarters.
Harvey Warner, progressive
farmer on rural route No. 8, was =.
visitor in the city yesterday to attend
the monthly fair and found time TO
make The Leader Office pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lauth of Beaver
Dam, Otto Peters and wife of Nasho-
tab, Miss Agnes Nell and Miss Emn
Kemp of Milwaukee, Miss Mary LINK
and Miss Ida Virtel and Mrs. Louisa
Peters of Chicago are guests at the
home of Henry Peters on North Water
street. all being relatives of Mr..
Peters.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-17
WISCONSIN FAIRS
ARE MADE KNOWN
List Of Principal Agricultural
Exhibits This Fall
Issued.

Secreta John NJ. True Of the state
board of agriculture has issued list
of the places and dates of the princi-
pal agricultural taIrs in Wisconsin
next fall. The State fair will be held
in Milwaukee on Sept. 7, 8, 9, 10 and
II. The locations and dates of other
fairs in the state, together with the
name of the secretary of each where
reported, are as follows: Amigo, Sept.
24-27: Appleton, Sept. 912; Baraboo,
Sept. 22-25; Beaver Dam. Sept. o.
Oct. 2; Boscobel. Sept. 30-Oct. 2;
Bruce, Sept. Sill; Cedarburg, Sept.
1913; Chiffon, Aug. 27-29; Chippewa
Falls, Sept. IA IS; Darlington, Aug.
1928; Elkhorn. Sept. 1918; Evans
vile, Sept IA; Fond Gu Lac, Sept.
IA: Friendship, Sept. 22-24: Gays
Mills, Oct. 6-y; Hillsboro. Aug. 18 81 ;
Jefferson. Sept. 22-25; kilbourn,
Sept. 29Oct. 2; Lancaster, Sept.
1-3; La Crosse, Sept 2l-26; Lodi,
Sept. 10; Madison. Sept. 29Oct. q;
ManItowoc, Aug. 22-28; Marshtield,
Aug. 25-28; Mauston, Aug. 25-27 !;
Menomunie. Sept. 8-1l; Merrill.
Aug. 25-27; Mineral Point, Aug. Is
21; Monroe, Sept. 9-12; New Lon
don, Sept. 1920; New Richmond,
Sept. 22-25; Neiisville, sept. IA;
Phillips. Sept. 22-25; Platteville,
Sept. IA, Plymouth, Sept. IA;
Portage, Sept. IA ;Reedsburg, > Aug. IL
IA ;Richland Center, Sept. % rs; Spring
Green, Sept. 1918; Stevens Point.
Sept. I'll; Tomah, Aug. 1921; Viro
qua, Sept. 1913. WATERFOWL, Sept.
1913; Wausau. Sept. IA; West Bend,
Sept. 22-24; Weyauwega, Sept 22~25.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-17
Summoned BY Death.

Mrs. Caroline SchW enkner, residing
on rural route No. 6, town of Water
town, passed away yesterday morning
at the age of "A years II, months and
81 days. Death was due to stroke
of paralysis, which she suffered about
a week ago, never regaining conscious
ness. The deceased was native OF
Germany, in which country she was
born April %, 1888. She was twice
married, her first husband being a
Mr.. Fischer, who passed away a few
years ago. She is survived by her
husband and two grand children. The
funeral services will take place Thurs
day, interment to be in the Lutheran
cemstery.