Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-18
Johnson Creek.

forenoon and was nearly drowned but
for the presence of Frederick Grell,
Jr. This shoud b warning to
parents net to p6 sAsir children to
play near the v L. Children are
also seen near til tx which is also
dacgerous.
Albert Raithe' mas received the
appointment as mail carrier to succeed
Frank Kottke. TIE APPOINTMENT went
INTO effect Wednesday. March 18TH
At the auction for the sale of the
Lutheran church. H. J. Grell. rs the
highest bidder, bought it at $3.50 90.
n hrsa hnuss va - oned off the
e. - csy 50 Chas for s125.OO
j. E Daily h $ a, d the Great
Meth 4rn Hotel Fond du Lac
srd hiss aiken POI of 1t on the
fist INST. and So xpects to move
there.
The johnson Greek Advancement
association held meeting last week
at which the sdviss bi' ity of inducing
factories to locat C,re was discussed.
1t is intended to again hold q series
f dancing sOcials after Easter. to be
known as subscrigtion socials and
lumber have sign,tled their intention
to support hem, net proceeds to go to
the library fund.
Among the Watertcwn visitors last
Week were: MesCamss W. A. Christ
isps, F. W. GrelI R. Scholl, H.
j. Grell and dau- Y Isabel. Mrs.
Hungetforo and daughter Bessie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hennecke of Fort
Atkinson wers business visitors here
Wednesday.
Mrs. O. Kiepert ami daughter Meta
visited friends at Sullivan Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Dornbusch and
children of Fort Atkinson, spent
few days last week with Mrs. DUrn-
busch and Mrs. T. T. Jax and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hungerfurd were
called to Milwaukee Thursday. by the
death of their sister-in-law, whose
remains Mr.. Hungerford ACCOMPANIED
to the final resting place at Poynette.
while Mrs. Hungerford returned home
direct from Milwaukee.
Mrs. Emil Drews has been visiting
relatives at Watertuwn.
Mrs. II. Senkel entertained num-
Der of friends and neighbors THURSDAY
evening, On account of her birthday
anniversary.
William Haas resigned his position
as village marshall ana city engineer.
to take effect on April first.
J. C. Greil of Milwaukee. spent
Friday here with relatives.
E. @. Hoene went to Milwaukee
Friday, and returned Saturday with
Mrs. Hoene, who is slowly convalesc-
ing.
H. j. Grell was CAPITAL City |
visitor Saturday.
Geo. Christians of Madison, was an
over Sunday visitor at the home of |
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Q.
Christians.
Ewald Stiehm of Fort Atkinson.
came I'D Saturday afternoon for Wis.,
it with his parents.
T.. q. Hoene 10 out for village
treasurer and respectfully requests
the support of his fellow citizens.
Ed will make good treasurer.
Miss Ollie Raithel entertained the
Misses Kluge of Milwaukee, and Sadie
Brown of Fort Atkins"n. the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hungerford enter
tanned his brother from Milwaukee
over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Mansfield returned Sat-
urday evening from u visit with rela-
tives in the east.
We would like to see some baseball
activity in the near future. It's time.
T. A. Hiliker, wife ard daughter
Gladys, of Lake Mills, and J. ".
Hiliker and wife of Union. ILL.,, spent
Sunday at C. ii. Summy's.
Miss Estelle Murphy of Watertown,
spent Monday evening with her sister,
Anna.
Miss Ray of Wstertown. was
visitor at the F. G. Mansfield resi-
dence Monday afternoon.