Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24
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John @. Cruel was a visitor with
friends IN Milwaukee Saturday.
Miss SARDINIA krebs was the guest
Saturday of friends In Milwaukee.
Frank McAdams and Herman Bahr
sent Saturday and Sunday in Chicago.
Stanton Riggs left Tuesday for Rio
to attend the races held during the
week at that place.
Mrs. David schwieger is visiting
relatives in minnesota and will be
absent several weeks.
Paul Volkmann, rural route No. 3,
returned Saturday evening from a
business trip to Milwaukee.
Miss Leora Marker uf Minneapolis,
IS the guest of her cousins, Misses
Mary d. Swift and Diana Shriner.
Mrs. Arthur noerr and sous Elmer
and Arthur, spent last week at Juneau,
az the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. F. Bertsch.
Drs. A. w. and o. Z. Meyer have
moved into their new quarters, up
stairs in building adjoining Merchants
National Bank on the east.
Mrs. W. F. Gruetzmacher and
little son Edward and Miss Josephine
Gruetzmacheer have returned home
from visit with Milford friends.
Misses Annie and Elizabeth NAL
lany. 508 O'ConnelI street, enter
tanned the first of the week, their
brother, John Mallsny of North Dako-
| ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph A. Mueller of
IxOnia, were visitors IN the city We'd
nesday. During their stay the Leader
was favored with a call by Mr.. Muel-
Ter.
You and | and everybody knows
where oats. peas, beans and barley
grows. You can be just as sure of
getting bargains IF the Central Trad
ing Co.
A bargain in millinery. To clean
up my summer stock of millinery,
will sell all trimmed hats at cost
Miss Mile Roller. Alb East Man
street.
Mrs. A. II. Worries and baby of New
Orleans, La, is a guest at the hom.
of her mother, Mrs. s. A. Sleeper,
Gil Fifth street, and will remain fol-
a couple of months.
/ The Watertown brass band Will
furnish the music here on Hume
Coming Day and be given dinner,
supper. a good time and a god sized
check for its services.
The motor passenger car made its
initial run Sunday on the Northwest.
ern road and large crowd was at the
depot in the morning to witness its
arrival and departure.
Mrs. George Spohn and daughters
Verna and Selma have gone to Mil
waukee to visit friends and will Ie-
main until Mr.. Spohn returns from his
outing at Koshkonong lake, where he
is camping.
| Mrs. Eliza Keller son and grand
daughter of Johnson Creek, were the
guests of Mrs. G.. May couple of
days during the week and went from
here to Redwood yesterday TO visit
friends at that place.
Mrs. 6. A. Stallmann and children
returned Wednesday from visit with
Chicago relatives. They were accom-
NAMED home by Miss Helene Kleene,
a niece of Mrs. Stallman, who will
be her guest for some time.
H. Vert eimer is peffecting ar
engagements for the moving of the
elevator near the Northwestern depot
to North Water street, near the Woud-
ard Stone building and will have it
put in shape fo1 Immediate use.
In Milwaukee the street cleaning
authorities are highly pleased with
street sweeping roller brooms. Wat
ertown has had them several years
and Gus Chaser, our street commas
sioner, makes them without cost to
'he city.
The people of Cambridge will hold
their first Home Coming celebration
August lib, 1T being to celebrate
the sixteenth anniversary of the
founding of the village. 1t is a
beautiful place and all will be given
a royal welcome.
1t is rumored that Join Schebeie,
former chairman of the town of
Shields, Dodge county, will be the
republican candidate for clerk OF the
court a: the September primaries
Mr.. Schebele is a mighty good man
in any position.
His many friends here and else
where will be pleased to learn that
William Rohr mas fully recovered from
his recent illness and is now able to
be out again and will soon resume
the discharge of his duties as clerk of
the court at Jefferson.