Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-04-15
Johnson Creek.

D9SD BSiu TOMORROW. 4 NuEsU8V even
ing, at the Park hall, Will BE omitted
this week. as it was feared that it
would interfere with the Calico party
which will be given for the benefit of
the Public Library On Saturday even
ing, April 18th. at the Park hall and
TO which everybody is invited.
The next Social Dance Will be held
on Thursday evening, April Dist, at
the Park hall.
At the election held aC the City
hall last Tuesday all officers nonin-
ated at the caucus were elected, There
were two independents in the field: J.
j. Zimmerman running against (. @.
Hoeue for Treasurer, the latter win
ming by Sc to Is votes and A. Beischel
against M. Reinel for trustee. the
latter winning out by 60 against "a.
At the donation and supper at the
NJ. +. church, Thursday evening.
S93. 81 were realized.
Lost. strayed or srolen-Last
Thursday evening from the drug store,
a dish of JelI-O. A liberal reward
offered for it's recovery. Return to
FIatiron B ock, Broadway and Park
avenues. The cat came back and
licked the plate.
The High school base ball team de-
feated the Palmgarden Beauty squad
Sunday afternoon by a score Of to 5.
At the base ball meeting held at
the Park hotel, Sunday afternoon, the
team was rsorganized and II. J. GreIl
unanimously chosen manager. DR.. P.
e. Stiehm WAS elected secretary and
treasurer and Flank Kottke for cap
tain. In ordar to make up last year
deficit it was decided to give play
early in May and May party later
on.
A deal is psnding whereby stock
company to be formed, will take over
the old Lutheran church building,
move 1T on the lot Of w. H. Schallert
and use the structure in the future for
basket ball games, etc.
Louis Stiehm moved his houseboat
to the river, where he will spend his
spare time chasing the finny tribe.
Rev. Otto PETIT was d Watertown
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Flora KotJke spent Thursday
afternoon in Watertown.
Mist Mabel Bennecke had an opera
tion performed on her wrist and Miss
Bessie Bungerford is her substitute
at the switchboard at the central
exchange.
Among Saturdays Watertown Wis.,
itors were: Mrs.. H. E. Hungerford
and daughter Bessie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Prof. Logue and Mrs. F. R. Scholl.
Jul. Warnes has rented bis building
on Milwaukee street, formerly occu,
pied by P. F. Klausch to the Misses
Ambrose and Fischer, who will open
a lunch room and fancy bakery on
May LIST.
Al. Cashln. of Stevens Point.
formerly of this place, visited with
friends here Friday.
You will miss a good time if you
miss the Calico party at the Park
hotel next Saturday evening.
Notw outstanding the bad weather
last Tuesday evening. the first dane
ing social was well attended,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Kiepert and son
Herbert spent the latter part of the
week with friends at Concord.
Ernest Greenwood of Madison, was
an over Sunday visitor with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Greenwood.
Miss Malinda SchalIert visited
Sunday at Lake Mills.
j. @. Grell of Milwaukee. spent
yesterday with relatives here.
EwaId Rhode will leave TODAY for
Fond du Lac where he Will play WITH
the base ball team of that CITY for a
tryout.
The bids for the erection of the
Lutheran church were received and
opened Saturday afternoon at the
village hall by the Rev. Petit and the
trustees of the congregation and the
contract awarded to 6. J. Spsngler of
Jefferson. his bid being the lowest,
viz: $13, 742.
Joe Weber Of the town of Farming
ton, weIiknown here as a calf buyer,
died after a short illness at his home
Saturday evening of biood poisoning
His burial was held Yesterday tore
noon at the Catholic chruch, of which
he was one of tue foremost members
and Instrumental in the building of
the new church. His remains we're
inferred in the Catholic cemetery. He
leaves widow and seven children TO
mourn his loss.
Termination