Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-03
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CIR. johnson Of Koshkonong, was bust
ness visitor in the city Monday.
Attorney P. C. Stroud was a profess
ional visitor in the city Monday.
C. A. Shower, sheriff, was up from the
county seat Monday on official business.
DR.. A. H. Hartwig made his regular
professional visit to Fort Atkinson Mon
day.
Henry UehIing returned to PlattevilIe
Monday after spending a couple Of days
at home.
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George SCHNEIDER of Fort Atkinson,
was the guest of his brother Fred B. and
family Sunday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Henry UehIing and
daughter, Miss Linda, spent Sunday with
relatives at Redwood.
Mrs. c. Prendergast and daughter of
Madison, were the guests Of friends in
the city early in the week.
Chief Of Police Block took one COttrel
down to county Jail at Jefferson Tuesday,
toserye thirty day sentencefor larcency.
Miss Della Wendt returned Tuesday
from Marshfield, where she had been
visiting her grand parents for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Harrison of North
Church street departed Wednesday after
noon for Chicago in which city they will
mike their home
Mrs. Gus. CHASER and daughter, Miss
Vernia, returned Friday evening after
an absence Of several days spent with
relatives in Milwaukee.
f. l.. Schempf and John GOOdnetter
are expected back tonight from New
York City, whittier they went to purchase
goods for the Schempf Bros. Co.
F. f. Kaminski has returned from
business visit in Illinois after three
weeks absence, looking after a large
contract which he has in that state.
Joseph LANCE, foreman at the Dorm
feldt-Kunert Co.'S works, was visitor at
Waterloo Monday to examine the repairs
made on the fire engine in that city by
the company.
P. L. Utley of Escanaba, Mich, form
erly superintendent Of the Gas and Flee
trio company in this city was here Sun
day shaking hands with all his friends I'M
til his arm ached.
Fred Miller returned home Monday
evening from Fish Creek, Door Co. where
he had spent several weeks. He has
rich brown complication, is as fat as a
seal and happy as king,
II. W. HCinricks of Chicago, president
of the NJ. d. Wells Shoe Co. was bust
ness visitor in the city Saturday and
remained until Sunday morning because
of the excellence of the table at the
New Commercial Hotel.
The wedding of Miss Marguerite Gun
ningham to Lewis W. Parks, WatertOwn,
took place Saturday morning in the home
of the brides sister, Mrs. E. S. Bridge,
1888 BOylston place. The Rev. H. C. Rehm,
WateTtown, Officiated. Only members of
the family were present Milwaukee
Sentinel.
Charles NeinOw and Fred Mallack,
machinistS at the Dornfeldt-Kunert Co.'S
plant, were at Waterloo Friday and Sat-
urday repairing the fire steamer at that
place. 1t goes without saying that they
did good job, for the D0rnfeldt-Kunert
Co. only employ expert mechanics ahi
are reliable.
A. c. Diemel attended the reunion of
the veterans of Dodge county recently
held in that county and lived over again
in memory, the days long past but not
to be forgotten. The days when history
was made and he was participant in
its making, the most important epoch in
the history of the country since the rev.
dictionary war.
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