Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-07-23
Johnson Creek.

johnson Creek. July q. 1909-The tu-
berculOSiS lecture which was TO have
been held on the 18th inst will posi-
lively come off next Friday. July 23rd.
The home band will furnish the music
and good attendance is expected. The
correspondent of Palmyra in last weeks
Union says: "A large and intensely in.
terested audience greeted DR.. Harvey Dee
Brown at the Congregational church
Sunday evening when he gave his lecture
on The White Plague"
Night operator, boy or girl, wanted to
work at central office of Rock River Tel
ephOne Co. Apply at once at office of ".
A. Christians.
WaterwOrks-T pipe line is finished.
The well was 273 feet deep Saturday
evening and is furnishing nice flow of
fine water. The engine and pump will
be here for installing shortly, and the
brickIayers are expected to go at the
building within few days. Mr.. Har-
rup, of the National Co., of South Bend,
inspected the progress of the work We'd
nesday.
The local team played the Y. NJ S. of
Jefferson last Sunday on the home
grounds and defeated them by a score Of
to 3. The jefferson team consists of
young boys who play good ball, and if
their home people show little more in
terest by coming out and patrOniziDg
them they no doubt will develop into
strong team. The local management
wishes to thank, through these columns,
the patrOnc Of the Sunday games, espec-
tally the ladies, assuring them that the
boys appreciate good attendance. The
management will continue to furnish
this kind of Sunday afternoon entertain
ment.
The Rock River Telephone Co. have re-
Gently installed telephones in the resi-
dences of the following: Will Else, Paul
Knoll and Carl Reek.
"Ma" Bacon left Monday for Blooming
ton, ILL.,, after a few weeks visit with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mansfield were
Cream City visitors Friday.
Mrs. Schmook and daughter of Jeffer-
son Park, ILL.,, are guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. DR.. P E. Stiehm.
Mr.. and Mrs. DOVE and children spent
the latter part Of the week with relatives
at WatertOWn.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Christians enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter of Cleveland,
Ohio, Saturday.
Mrs. R. Bird of Milwaukee, was the
guest of her brother, A. E. Greenwood
and family Saturday.
NJ. HungerfOrd of OcOnOmOWOc, is visit
ing his son, Herbert and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Grell visited with
relatives at Juneau Sunday.
Miss Flora Kottke finished a course of
stenOgraphy at Milwaukee and has ac-
cepted position with the II. j. Grell Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Baker and son Of
Milton, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Drews.
Miss Isabel Grell entertained the Bien-
fang sisters of Jefferson Monday.
Miss Mildred Mansfield of Boston,
Mass, arrived Monday to spend some
time with her brother Fred.
Base ball players should consider that
it takes great deal Of labor to keep up
and maintain lawns in the parks, and
they are not raised for their especial ben
eft hut as an ornament. There is lots of
room in the village where the players
run no chances Of breaking windows
and batting holes into backstOpS in the
parks which are put up at monetary
consideration and repairs cost money.
This is a warming for whom it may con-
Germ.
ii. E. HungerfOrd spent Saturday at
Fort Atkinson.
Mrs. Henry Beneke and daughter Ma
bel were WatertOwn callers Saturday.
Mrs. ". H. Schaliert and daughter and
Miss Bernice Beischel are spending
few weeks with relatives at Evansville
and Verona.
&c. Mansfield was Cream City caller
Monday.
Miss Ethel Mansfield spent a few days
of last week with friends at Fort Atkin
son.
Concord.