Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-05-28
Potter, Ella Stal Arthur Staude
and Henry Raabe.
JOhnSO creek

was social succeSs. The patrOnessss
ut the event were Mesdames +.
Mansfield, A +. Greenwood, F. W.
Grell and the arrangements lay in
able hands. The bali was very pretti-
" decorated with feSloonirg, Ameri-
can flags and sm'lss. Music was
furnished by Hat aud Neffs Harp
orchestra of GAINESVILLE.
A special on the Northwe stern
brought the following officials here
last Friday: H. @. Chsyrey, a. C. F.
A. Chicago; Geo. Bornell, Ind. Agt.,
Chicago; Ford j. Allen, Dairy ACT,
Chicago; u. c. Cutler. Gen'l Live
Stock Agt., Chicago; E. B. Daily,
Trav. Agt., Chicago; A. l.. Fischer.
Trav. Agt., Madison The object of
the trip was to promote better &C
qualntance with our shippers, to en-
courage the development of industries
and to adjust dittere noes if any exist.
The reservoir TN the top of Christ
ians' hill is nearing completion and
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Mr.. Twiggs expects to excavate the
foundation for the Village hall. The
building purchased by Mr. Finch is
being moved and the we'll driller is
on the ground.
johnson Creek was defeated last
| Sunday at Juneau in a close, interest
hyy % = %
Is. The weather was detrimental to
playing ball, it having rained part of
the forenoon az well as after dinner
for few hours and the ground was
| wet. Our boys also being used to
playing on a skinned diamond, had to
play in the Juneau Park. A return
game at johnson Creek in the near
future will no doubt show which team
is better. The umpire was fair in
his decision and the people uf Juneau
extended tire visitors every courtesy.
Mrs. Carl Dove went to MiIwa ukee
FRIDAY for few days visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Schoechert were
Cream City visitors Friday and Satur-
day.
DIR. P. E. Stiehm will leave for
Chicago the end of this week and will
be married to Misss Eta Smoke. of
Jefferson Park, Tuesday, June 1st.
The young couple will reside here
where the groom has fitted out coy
home in the fiat formerly occupied ry
the w. A. Christians family.
Jake Raithel, who figured promi-
nently in the recent smashup in front
of Doves store, has been confined to
the house as a result of his injuries.
Mrs. Twiggs and brother arrived
Friday from Nebraska and expect to
stay here until the completion of The
waterworks by Mr.. Twiggs.
Miss Flora Kottke, of Milwaukee,
was an over Sunday visitor at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
o. kottke.
Will Stlehm, Jr., left for Knowl-7
ton, where he will be engaged ut the
lumber camps.
MRS. o. C. Wegner is visiting rel
atives at Ho1 tonville
Mr.. and Mrs. f A. Seitz. of Ra-
cine. we're visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Emil Drews over Sunday. Mr.. Seitz
expects to locate in our neighboring
city of Watertown.
| A number of girls went to Ocono-
mowoc, Sunday and spent the day at
Lac La Belle.
Ernest Burleton visited with rela-
tives at Oakfeld Sunday. Mrs. Bur
Teton and daughter are guests of rela-
tives at Rockford.
Chas. Christians, Of Grafton, la.
has been visiting at the homes of
Mrs. Fred, H. @. and W. A.
Christians.
AL. Cashln, of Stevens Point, sur
prised his many friends with visit
Monday evening. AL. drove down
from Watertown, where he visited
with Miss Kelly, recently returned
from California.
Mrs. W. A Christians is entertain
ing her sisters. Mrs. DR.. Stannard,
Of Mscomb, III. Mrs. A. F. Menges,
of Madison; Mesdames W. E. Brandt,
A. F. Frattinger and E. F. Shasky,
Of Watertown.
Graduating exercises given by the
eighth grade of the public school will
be held in the Park Hall, Wednesday
evening, June 2, commencing at Z AS
sharp. The graduating exercises,
which will consist of the regular de-
clamatory contest, will be followed
by program rendered by pupils of
the various grades. A small admis-
sion price of ten cents. to defray ex-
penses will be charged all but pupils
Of the school.
Messrs. Ralph Engsberg and'Donald
Bruins. Of Lake Mills, were Sunday
guests of the Misses Malinda Schallert