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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
DEADLOCK FOR mi
LEAGUE PREalD|
Robson q. of st, Louis HoId. (
cldlng Vote TO Make ps,s. ,s, \
or War. '
HANLON MAY BECOME 7uv
COMPROMISE CAN1II11l'I, I1l'
Plttsburg Is Officially ina,
Pennant: American Less"'
Will Also Meet. -

NEW YORK. Dec. li.-Rou,,.
were disposed Of by the boara ns'''
ors OF the National league az ~, y, ol'''
baseball clubs which convened ,.s'''' ,.,
sequently. the all important ons'', ~
elect!nG d president win no, +, ,s,
until tomorrow.
The situation appuc,t,. {.
WIZ Juhn NJ Ward conrnanS,ue
loIGS OIL Inc New York. BrnoIlsus
GAso and Philadelphia clubs anS Y
lcSdler' present president s,,,o va
support OF the Cincinnati. pli,sS.W
Boston GllIDs:; STANLEY Robisor y
LOUIS hoids the deciding vote, hu,%a
not as yet decided who 10 vols ~.
pail men now on the ground LII hT'. y.
tlpnal league magnatcs, n Eerss 4
Ward each have four vot.s M
around for II compromise cans,S,al.
the man Who has the bes, cbnnSs =
contingency is Ned IIanlon. for,nsll
er Of the BalLimorcs "iEs 'f
Joseph -. O'Bricn. presida,,
American association. who has 49,. "
toned as a dark horse. said a ,nI.
was not interested IN the Nation., ~
presidential situation In any wnv \,
candidate for reelection In n. ~
lean association, said Mr. O'PrI, ~ -
am not looking for promotion. I'VE
The American league meeting 49,
is called for O'Clock. and p,s.a sa1o
Johnson says his organization w,rI ia
through with its affairs bv ) o'clo+t
The pennant was Officially ays,s.,
the PittsbuUg club today.
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Jacksonville Entries.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special Ia The Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE Dec, 1G-Entgies for
Wednesdays races;
First. race. quarters of mile.
selliug-Starovcr 10: st. .NuSlstna,
1l0. lIcrdsman, l12; Lady Frederick.
ll2, Glenn BeaChy, IL: Colonel Iot. llj.
Second race. live and a half furlouGS.
sclllns-Splendida. fn1; Inauguration. lot;
Harold Hall. l09; Sally Preston. 1903;
SNOWFALL, l0o: Select IL. 100: Rubla
Graude 1o9: Woodlanc, III; Sanguinc.
ia: PoComoke. IL; Michael Beck, l0I;
Dolly. pullman. loi.
Third race. three quarters of n mile,
sclliug-Fout. IOi; EustsclHu, I05; Lady
1rma, l0i; George W. Lobplt, lo6; Sis
ter PHYLLIS, los: Star Glenn. 100; Mclo-
dion, l07; Toll Bon. 1oI: Many Colors.
100: John \. Munro. III; Anderson, 100.
Fourth race, five and half turIonss,
Ormondc Beach stakes. sollinG-Cindy.
100; Fcrr. Coc!lIan. 100, Auaravi. 10l; ~.
*. Hcrndon. l0l; Indian Maid. los.
Fifth race. seven "ishths OF mile.
selllnE-F1rm. lOi; Shapdalc. 10l Aunt
Kate. 10i; Bosom Friend. iO6; Home Run
100; Camel. l07: Profitable. lo9: Topsy
Robinson. lO2: Dckalb, l0a; Night Mist.
100; Square Deal. loo; Polar Star. 100;
ElfaiI. 100.
Sixth race, mile, and one-siXtceuth,
sclling-ElEin, -; The Earl 1n2; Green
bridge l05: E[illekraukic. III; Cam
paigucr. III: Bclleview. III; Billy Pull
man. Ill; Agreement. III.
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Emeryville Entries.

Special to The Tribune.
OAKLAND. Cal. Dec. l4-Entries Tor
Wednesday.
First race. five rIrlonss, four years old
and UP. selllng-Elmdalc 10; Andrew
Il. Cook, ll5: Mollie Nontrosc. III: Cur
riculum. III: Cucrnavaca. l12: Nclma c.,
~. CobleskiD, 112: Or. Rowcll. 112:
Sophomore. ll2; Salina. ll2; blanche c,
Second race. Eve furlonGs. two years
old, pursc-Aliles. lis: Coppertown, 10:
Gilbert Rose. 10; Lady Elizabeth; lo$;
!, II. Barra, lo2; METROPOLITAN, 102: Old
phorus. 90: Meorok. 9&
Third race, five furlongs. four Years
old and up. sellins-Boas. 1i2: Hereafter.
IL; Father Downey. ll2; Old settler.
ll2; Bon Stone. III; Lord Of the Fores {.
i12. TaNcr, IL; Rcdondo. 112: Gold
Hcart 1l2; Kerry. IL; Gossipcr IL, IL;
7Salvac", 100.
Fourth race. one mile, all ages. Fruit
vale handicap-Bosgs, IT'S, Rubbling Wa
ter. l07: Bla lackford 100; Eoscvalc. %; I'D =
win 7. Eycrs 90; Miss Picnic. 50; Ra-
leigh. S.
Fifth race. mile and twenty yards,
three ycars Old and up. sellins-John
Louis. III; Round ard Round. III; Buck
sell. 1oG Ed Bah lo6: Cock Sure. los;
Roy Junior. l05: Ross Lare. 105: 'Nalos-
ki. 105; Silver Line. lol: Aunt Kit rs.
Sixth race. six furongs. three and four
wears old. selllne-Dcnoen. 106: Emma
G.. 1O5: Nav Sutton. 1866 ~CroStsn, loo
Marburg, 1O5: Sir John Midrescho, l05;
Bishop w. lul: NovEorod. IO1: Dorothy
Lcdgctt. 101: Laui,a. 1Ol; Roy T., 10i.
n Apprentice allowance.
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JOCKEY GL.tSNER RIDES ..,.'
FOUR TAMPA WINNERS

TAMPA. Fla. Dec. 1f.--HoTses run
ming TO form again rewarded the public
today. Tho fields are getting larger each
day with the improving condition of The
track There were two upscts when Mrs.
Sewcl beat tho heavily backed DcScom-
nets and Osornc defeated osana, In the
fourth and fifth races. Jockey Glasner
rode four winners.
Results
First race. FIVE and half furlonGs-
lamar 10 !. won; Anna smith TO :,
second: Mcriz, to >, third. Time,
Ill %.
Second race. FIVE furlonGs-Eva Tan
quay. 10 >. Won: Bottic Carr. 10 l..
second; Autumn Girl 20 l, third. Time.
.0f 10.
Third race six furionss--Hypcrion H..
l 10 :. won; Otilo. Z To J., second; Clois-
teress. 8 to /. third. Time l:lI l-o-
Fourth race. seven fnrlonss. handicop.o
osorine, to >. won: Osana. 10 20,
second: Force 10 /. third. Time, 1;%l.
Firth race. one mile. selling Mrs. Sc
well. : 10 !. won. Dcscomnets. ; to ..
second: Maximum, 10 10 /, third. Time,
Sixth race. six fur!ongs. sol!ine-Gre-
made. 20 ). won, Lassllc, : 10 /; soc
ond; John Garner, s 10 .. third. Time,
LIS 20.
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ROLLER SKATING

The management Of the Auditorium
roller skating rink has written 10 "Banty''
Green. the crack roller skater of Logan,
with reference TO his challenge TO Willie
SchatZ. Ctahs champion. for a match
race OF live miles. SchatZ accepted the
def but definite arrangements for the
contest could not be made until Green
was communicated with as to the date
of the race and the condition under
which the speedy youngsters would iigbt
IL out on the rollers.
IL il said that when the race takes
place there will be 2. large crowd of roller
fans from the Temple CITY 10 witness the
contest Schatz says he is ready al, any
time TO meet Green; and the latter,
though defeated by the Salt Lake boy
believes nc can win tho next match.
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Fish and Game Increasina

Reports from the deputy Nsh and :,
commissioners of the state indesis 4
the streams and lakes are lalriy !
stocked with members Of the dnnv !,
and that game is hourishing. Idls
attributed TO the protective fish and =
laws.
Miah Day reports that condi,!on,
Washington are good. William lrl
bold. deputy in Summit county. Isy
that 49,, 200 fry have been planted IN
streams and lakes OF his district. b.
ties were paid on i25 dcstrUctis
mails
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.GLORIO WINS WITH
JOCKEY P|CKENS UP
Carries Top Weight And Is Well
Ridden; Large Crowd
Attends.

JUAREZ. Mexico, Dec lI.-Giorio. car
rS'inG top weight. lis pounds. easily won
the handicap. seven furiongs. ut Juarcz
today. He was l1-to-5 fuvorite. and
was ridden by PIcl,cns. Gorio lay on
the pace 10 the upper turn, and then
took tho lead and won by hvc lengths.
This wns ladies, day. and big crowd
OF the lair sex turned out
summary;
First race. selling. sin furoncs-Jolter,
102 tMordan). 4 TO l, won: Bright Skies,
% (Garuor). Is TO .. second. Joe Enrich.
IO1 (Archihaldl. 10 TO /. third. Time,
l:l5 1-5 Star Thistle. Plume, Knight
Deck, Littlc Sis. Landlord, Restitution,
Clint Tucker Melton Cloth and Millic
Bohn also ran.
Second race. selling. one mile-Keep
Moving. 10S (Austin), 10 :, won; Pc
dro, l02 g. Wilson, . to ,birg !, seTGnd TI,na
l:4a As. Gladys Louise. Lighthouse, Ko-
PEEK and Apologize also ran,
THIRD race, selling. i've furiongss-MilSe
Good Infect. 1oi O.. WILSON,. TO ], SOC
ond Rustcm, 1od (Bcncscotcnl, 10 >.
third. Time. l;o$. c. A. Lehman. Brun-
Clarence Lady Parct, Illusive and Pick
point also ran.
Fourth race handicap. seven furionss--
Tide. IO7 (Archibaldl, 10 1. second:
LADY Esther 100 tkemedy). 20 TO l.
third. Time, i:29. Right Easy. King Co
halt, J. IL. lIouehton and PInkola also
ran
Fifth race. selling. six furlonSs--Gold
Finn. l13 (McCabc). II to ., won; Ocean
Queen. 10 (ArChbald). ; to /. second.
Marsc Abe, JOS (Garner). 16 10 }. third.
Time, Ills. BacG. Don Hamilton and l..
NJ Eckcrt also ran.
Sixth race, selling. one milc-AyCourt,
Ist an IA in.YEY
100 G.. Wilson,. > TO =, second: Miss Ida,
los (Warrcnl to l. third. Time.
l:4f Ia. Posing. GLic6haYG. Gull, Con
testop Maud SICSbcC, faStorizg, Dr.
Nash and Dalcsmsn also van.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
EASY VICTORY COMES
AS 4 BIG SURPRISE

BY score of "a 10 s. The i. -. S. I.
basketball team defeated the GRANTEES
Tuesday afternoon in the Saint SymnaSi-
um The contest was tho lirst OF the sea-
son for both orsauizs rions, and there was
naturally n great deal OF speculation as
10 what the outcome would be. However.
all doubt was quickly disrclled when the
Saints began passing The hall. Tho team
showed good form, and within the first
thrco minutes the GRANTEES were staring
defeat I'm the face. Tho team from the
Granite Institution did not have n chance.
Tn" work OF the l.. ~, :. squad against
Granite was n pleasant surprise Ia its
supporters who N"r" hoping FOR nothing
better than a low score in their favor.
The lineup:
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Carload Of Autos Arrives.

Manager Young OF the Consolidated
Wagon and Machine company received a
iGnncnt OF Franklin automobiles
Tuesday, representing "A cash outlay OF
SlJ. 900. Manager Young also said that
the company has contracted for 500 auto
mobiles OF all grades for the trade next
seas son. and from present indications he
said that this number would not De SUI
iicicni to supply the demand.
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Must Play Billiards

marest the billiard champion. must fight
TO retain tho lS.2 balklinc laurcls which
bc won at the recent Madison Square
Garden tournament. Willie Hoppe and
Ora Morningstar are anxious To meet him
and have agreed to play in = match elm =
ination contest for the privilege OF chal-
longing
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French Aviators Coming.

Los ANGELES. Dec. 1f.--Louis Paul
han, the French aviator who will com
pete here during aviation week. January
10 10 20, cahled today that the entire
party OF foreign acToplaniSts who arc 10
take part in the series of aerial contests
would sail for the United States ne&t
Saturday.
II shall do my best 10 break all cX-
istinE records In competition with Amer
ics's foremost aviotors." was Paulhan :
cablcd promise
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
POLICE COMMISSIONER
DENIES PooLRooM REPORT

NEW YORK, Dec 14-Policc Com
missioner Baker said tonight that the
testimony given before the senate judi
clary committee concerning gambling in
this city was ridiculous.
"Thc statement that there were fifty
poolrooms and hundreds Of hand books
now being operated in this city is TOO
ridiculous to comment op,' said MIR.
Baker.
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Must UaYc New Rnles

LINCOLN. Ncb.. Dec. 1.-THE rnls
sity OF Nebraska athletic hoa,i iaisy.
structed DR.. Il. G.. Cllppe, WHO Sll 4
resent Nebraska at the IntercoItsi
Athletic Association conference al
York. TO support any movement looE
to changes in football rules that
lessen the dangerous features 0.
came
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addressed this question to Mr.. Brolaski.

addressed this question to Mr.. BroIaski,
saying:
f@You arc the bool1makcr and ] am
the player What do do?'
Everybody laughed, but Mr.. Rrolaski
introduced possible play. taking race
i'll which there were eight horses.
Now, suppose YOU want TO bet on
King BarlcycorD, priced al 2 10 /. You
give me So and ] give you ticket
which reads 10 10 >. If the horse wins
you get $40 and your So in addition
making So in all"
But what if King Barlcycorn doe;
not winG" asked the senator; "then
what do / get,"
lyon GET" replied Brolaslsi, "the
ticket as q souvenir -
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PUEBLO WILL SELL
ITS BASEBALL RIGHT
Franchise Will Go to st. Joseph
for $500, Dropping
League Baseball.

PUEBLO. Colo, Dec. 1l.--Belicving that
under existing conditions owners of the
Pueblo baseball club are asking too large
a price for the team. no effort Will he
made here To retain the franchise. This
means that the team VIII he sold Friday
morning To Jack Holland OF Wichita for
s5500. Holland will take the club TO st.
.JoFepll Mo,
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SIX-DAY BIKE RIDERS
ON WAY TO GERMANY

NEW YORK. Dec 1i.--Sailing today on
the Kron Prinzcssin Ceclic arc y. J.
Clarke and T. 4, Mcfarland, Eddie Rnol
and Joe Fogler and Rutt and Stol, the
six day bicycle riders. All will part!ci
pate in race in Berlin on December 81.
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Pool Operator Dics.

CHICAGO. Dec. lf-UarTy A. Perry.
widely known In Chicago. as a partner
in the Smith Perry White combination
that operated tho pooIroom Boat City OF
Traverse. died today.
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yu q @ Those suffering fIom weaN.
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VuB n of life should take Juven riils;
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rejuvcnating. yitRlizipS force than has ever
before been offered. Sent postpaid IN PLAIN
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vxieto:s 3 Hoods Sarsaparllla- Lowell. &aaS
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Snarne and StriEns

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 1.-THE Royals play
ing in tho city star Bowling league to-
night broke rho worlds record for a
single game by rolling 1888. The avcra &c
was "i5 Tie previous record was l2O1.
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bat" NELSON WILL CO
TO ENGLAND TO BOX
Will Meet Freddie Welsh in
Twenty-ROund Battle for
$4,000.


:. CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-Accordiug :
: TO a statement made by John Rob. :
= inson, who has been acting as :
i agent for Battling Nelson, the :
! Dane, has accepted terms Tor I.
J. match with Fred Welsh. the Brit :
!. ish lightweight champion. for a .
!. !wenty-round bout in England in :.
+ February, Mr., Robinson. who ar :
:. rived in the city yesterday, said :
+ that an English publication dcvot- :
J. cd TO puGilism had offered n purse I.
: of $4,000 for n meeting between .
]. Nelson and Welsh. :
= .
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-07-02
Concord.

Concord, June 20, 1909. Ale,
Aulsebrook of Denver, COL, is visit
ing his brother, E. Aulsebrook.
In the R. R. wreck which occurred
near Okauchee recently. Guy Rhoda,
engineer jumped from his engine, hi.
feet barely touching the ground before
he heard the crash and saw his engine
u total wreck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Yatus and sons
George and Percy, were visiting rela.
tives here and were also guests Of
Fremont Lounsbury and family at
Pipersvllle. They came up from Mil
ton in their automobile.
Edward Spence, Jr. and the Aulse-
brook brothers are with Co. M at
Damp Douglas this week.
The Concord Center Creamery takes
IN II. O0O.. LBS of milk daily. Many of
the patrons have sepsrators.
Mr.. Reese of Oconomowoc- came
out Wednesday and installed a Sim
pick Separator for the Rhods family.
Those attending the social ut H.
Lounsbury's report very enjoyable
evening.
Mira, Edward Spence was a WEI
come caller her Sunday.
Little Carl Oestreich celebrated his
birthday anniversary Saturday.
Concord Cemetery is undergoing a
Transformation and it will have u
neat fence put around it. There seems
to be very commendable pride
aroused in rural communities regard
ing old, neglected hurying grounds.
George Zastrow was Sunday Wis
itor with mis- brothers. He is en-
ploye in the Kirk White Laboratory,
at Oconomowoc.
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Anent Government Building

Last year the sum of SOS, 900 was
appropriated for government build
ing in this city and the sum of $50, =
900 set aside for immediate work. At
the time, it was reported that after
the title to the land hsd been settled,
work would be commenced. The title
to the land was fixed up several
months ago, but nothing is being done
and not likely to beat least for a
long time, for the government acts
slowly as most of the treasury officials
are constitutionally tired or have their
personal affairs to attend to. 1t is to
be presumed, however, that just be-
fore the next presidential election we
shall hear some mure talk from
v Washington about the government
building and will feel joyous again
for few months. to again be dissp-
pointed. We know where the trouble
is and why the delay, but it is mighty
small business for men in high posi-
tions to let personal piqUe govern
their official action.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-07-02

bers of the l. B. O., were entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph
Owen, and bountiful supper was
served. The other members were
unable to attend.
Mr.. K. H. Lewis has purchased a
fine Kreiter piano of a Milwaukee
company.
Messrs. Otto Maeser and Emil
Melcher, spent one day last week. at
Milwaukee.
Misses Clara and Hattie Fenner,
Kathryn and Mae Humphrey were at
Watertown one evening last week.
Mrs. E. L. Pugh sl. Mt Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Evans.
Messrs. Zastrow and Lockley of
Concord, were seen Oh our streets
Sunday.
Mrs. 4. R. Reese and Mrs. R. H.
Lewis spent Saturday afternoon with
their sister, Mrs R. 2. Lewis.
Miss Sarah Gibson of Burnett.
Wis.,. is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Jno. Gibson.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Evan
Davis who has been quite i'll, is
improving.
Quite number from here attended
the first band concert of the season
given at Oconomowoc, Saturday even
ing.
Miss Ella Roberts of Fort Atki,-
son. is the guest of relatives here.
Miss Ella Moran returned home
Friday evening, having closed sue
cessful year as teacher at Xenosha.
Messrs. Hugh Mccall and Frank
Hardt took trip around Oconomowoc
lakes, Sunday.
Miss Kittie jones entertained d
friend last Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Jones and
Miss Mary Davis of Long Creek,
Iowa, and Mrs. o. Ii. Roberts and
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Milford

Milford, Wis June 80, 19O9-Ed.
Ruglitz and Will, Brumm were Water.
town visitors last Sunday.
Mr.. .and Mrs. L. Wagner spent
Sunday with Leo Violin and family
Of Aztalan.
Mrs. Geo. Schneider and children
of Milwaukee, spent the past week
with Mrs K. Schneider.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gallup visited
in the villge last Tuesday evening.
Will Eiff1er of Watertown. spent
Sunday evening in the village a guest
of his sister Mrs. L. Wagner.
The Misses Ada Mansfield and
Louise Stegeman are at home for
their summer vacation.
The M. E. Sunday School il pre-
pairing for Children's Day t. be held
July IL.
Mrs. L. Wagner and Ethel Reno
spent Tuesday evening with Fred
Radtke and family.
August Sander and family were
Sunday evening visitors at Ernest
Schroeder's.
August Strashurg. wife and son
Earl, visited ut Leonard Waguer's
Sunday evening.
Making hay is the order of the
day.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-07-02

Miss Ella lick of ST. Paul, ia Wis
iting at her home here.
Henry Forncrook spent Sunday wit
Fort Atkinson friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene Goeldne
visited Beaver Dam relatives during
the week.
Don't make counterfeit money
make the other kind. You can du il
if you see The Central Trading Go.
George b. Prock. the Rice Lake
real estate agent. has been business
visitor in the city during the week.
Misses Eugenia and Hazel Adele
of Chicago, are the guests of their
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
Eaton.
Mr.. and Mr.. John Pfister end little
son of Chicago, ARE the guests at the
home of his uncle. Otto Auwers, Sec
ond street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schley of Beaver
Dam, and Miss Celia Schley Of Mil
waukee, are guests at the home of
Otto j. Goeldner.
If you want to enjoy yourself on
the Fourth of July, go to Waukesha
Beach, one of the most delightful
places in the world to spend the day.
Rev. j. Klingmann returned Tues
day evening from Milwaukee where
he had been in attendance at the Wis
consin Evangelical Lutheran annual
conference.
Wednesday, Frank Goeldner either
lost or left at some place a pocket
book containing valuable papers. He
would be very thankful if it should
be returned to him.
F. E. Woodland was absent during
the week in attendance at the Bank
ers' convention at Milwaukee and
with the members, took delightful
trip on Lake Michigan and escaped
the heat which prevailed.
O. Wiggenhorn and August Wig
genhorn left Monday morning for
Chicago where they will visit for
few days and then 60 to Ashland Neb.
where they will visit relatives for a
week. They expect TO be absent
ab,ut ten days and their friends hope
that they will have a good time dur
ing their absence.
Prof. W. K. Weisbrudt, superin-
tendent of the Home for Feeble ind
ed children at Milwaukee, and his
assistant, Prof. Louis Pingel, were
in the city Tuesday on business in
connection with the new home. the
corner stone of which was laid
Sunday. They expect to return to
Watertown permanently in the fall
which will be gratifying to their many
friends.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-07-02

Do not forget Home Coming July
81 and August l. 1t will be the
great event of the year. Former re-
sidents of this city are coming from
all quarters of the globe.
W. C. Stone attended the bankers
annual state convention during the
week and was one among the many
who enjoyed a delightful trip on
lake Michigan in the steamer Vir-
sinia.
Misses Lydia and Matilda Schley
of Milwaukee, are guests at the home
Of Otto J. Goeldrer. The young ladies
are pedestrians. Two years ago, they
walked from .their home to Beaver
Dam and yesterday from Milwaukee
to this city and enjoyed the trip.
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IXOnfd.

Ixonia, Wis.,, June 20, 19U9 Miss
Eliza Rackermann of Mimi. is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. E. o. Edwards entertained
two young ladies from Fl. Atkinson
the past week.
Mr.. o. II. Robe, ts returned home
Monday from Sherry. Wis.,, where he
had been visiting relatives for few
days.
Children's Day exercises at the M.
@. church, we're we'll attended.
Mrs. D. H. Wills spent Monday
afternoon at Wstertown.
Miss Lizzie Roberts Of Pipersville,
IS spending a few days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs, O. 81. Roberts.
Last Wednesday evening. Messrs.
Fred Pautz, Richard ard John
| Humphrey, snd Hugh Mccall. men,