Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-05-21
johnson Creek

johnson Greek, May LIT seems
that there is bunch Of boys in the
village who belong to the reform
school if anywhere. A short time ago
window in Cases shop was smashed
during the night and other nuissnces
committed. Last Friday night a stake
driven on top of the hill was removed
three feet which. but for the discov-
cry by Mr.. Twiggs. would have made
costly error to the village in the
excavation. These things must be
| stepped at once.
The Jefferson County Butter ano
and Creamerymen' Convention was
great success in every respect.
about rs members being present. The
association. only few months old, is
growing rapidly and no doubt all the
Jefferson County butternakers will be
lined up among it's members before
many months.
A runaway. which might have re-
suited IN serious injury to those con-
cerned in it, occurred Monday evening
when j. j. Raithel's horse became
unmanage able under the railroad
bridge and raced up Milwaukee street
where, in front of Doves store he
ran into Engel's team, which was
backing up just as Jake passed by.
His road wagon was overturned, he
coming TO lay under his rig, and he
was picked up unconscious and taken
to his home. His head is badly
bruised. Mrs. EngeI and children
were also thrown out of the wagon
but were not hurt.
The O. & N. W. Ry. will again
run Sunday train from GAINESVILLE to
ond dn Lac. beginning with next
Sunday, May 23rd.
The ball game last Sunday was lost
to the Bittners of Watertown, by a |
score of to Z. The home team did |
not play their usual game and poor
base running lost the game to the |
visitors. Next Sunday the boys will |
play at Juneau.
The Fl. j. Grell Co. moved into
their new commudlous office in the |
building formerly occupied as the
postoffice. The rooms vacated in
their creamery will be used for man
ufacturing purposes.
During the storm Friday night,
lightning struck the lightning rods on
Greenwood's house passing along 1t to
the ground, where the bolt tore a
hole.
Jack" DAILY returned from Fond
du Lac Saturday, improved in health
and looks and is feeling fine.
Mrs. A E. Greenwood was a Wa
tertown visitor, Friday.
A committee consisting of Messrs.
H. ]. Grell, j. Grahlmann. F. REIN
ers and Twiggs went to Milwaukee,
Thursday, to look over gasoline en-
gines for the waterworks, and incl
dentaIly purchased a good work team
for the village The horses arrived
from Milwaukee Sunday morning.
Mr.. Harrup Of the National Co.,
Suuth Bend, Ind arrived here last
Wednesday to consult with Mr.. Twiggs
reg arding necessary changes caused
by the change in location OF the Viii
lage Hall and other matters pertain
ing to the waterworks system.
MIR. and Mrs. q. D. Pearce and G.
Pearce, of Milwaukee, were over
Sunday visitors at the former home of
Mrs. Pearce.
Geo. Christians and Walter GreIl
of the University at Madison, together
with I. C. Wuodard, a friend, were
over Sunday visitors at their respec-
tive homes.
Mr.. Finch has purchased the old
house on the KIausch lot and will
move it next uO his house in the
Mansfield addition,
Mrs. III. Droeder has been visiting
with relatives in Chicago the week
past and Mr.. breeder was an over
Sunday visitor there.
H. Seefeldt is confined to his house
with severe cold.
Mrs. j. f. Grell and Fl. J. Grell
went to Burlington Monday to attend
a golden wedding of relatives.
Mesdames H. E. Bennecke, F.
Reimers and F. r. Scholl and Miss
Mabel Bennecke were Wetertown
visitors, Saturday.
Geo. ochuld entertained his brother
Theodore, from Jefferson. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Heimerl, of
called on Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Christians Sunday afternoon.
Miss Agnes Anderson, of Milwau-
kee, spent Sunday at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. ]. Anderson.
W. Stiehm, Jr., has given up his
pusition at Waukesha, same not being
lucrative and is staying al home.
Carl Scholl, of Chicago. with his
daughters Eva and Gertrude, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Scnoll.
PiperSVille