Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-08-25
w. A. Conover transacted business

w. A. Conover transacted business
here Tuesday.
DR.. T. c. Haney made a profession
al call at Jefferson today.
Charles Perry Of Chicago Is a 7is-
itor at the home of e. A. Knaak.
Mrs. Charles Hilgendorf of Portage
is visiting her mother, Mrs William
| Weber.
F. R. Eversz and family of Ripon
visited with the Rev. and Mrs. Eversz
today.
You will soon need heater. You will
find 500 to choose from at the Central
Trading Co.
H. II. Courville, proprietor of the
Junction buffet, has returned from a
| trip to st. Paul and Duluth.
William Daugs and daughter, Mil
| ford street, have gone to Charles
| City, Iowa for visit with friends.
Mrs. Fred Dierksmeier and daugh-
| ter Millie have returned from a few
weeks visit with friends in Sheboy-
gan.
Mrs. August Albert and Mrs. Caro-
line Albert of Horizon spent the past
| few days at the home of H. J. Krue-
ger.
Mrs. Felix Leschinger and Mrs T.
Fischer of Waterloo were guests at
the home Of Joseph Leschinger Tues
day.
Mrs. Herman Cruel and Miss Selma
Guetzlaff are visiting the formers
daughter, Mrs. Charles Starrit, in
GAINESVILLE.
Miss Bernice Roach has returned
from Lake Mills where she spent the
past three weeks in professional du-
ties as nurse.
Miss Dorothy Moulding of Ocono-
mowoc is the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs. Marie Pierce, in Wash
ington street.
Misses Ella Grottman and Marie
Wiedrick Of Portage, are spending the
week at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.
Bischoff and family in Margaret street.
Misses Ella and Stella Weber and
Esther Sabel Of the town of Pennington
were here Friday afternoon, and while
In the city favored the Leader with
call.
The remains of Mrs. Charles Moulding
who passed away at Mowbridge. North
Dakota, reached here Friday and funeral
services were held Sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
Miss Ella Huenefeld left Wednesday
for Chicago, where she will spend a few
weeks with an aunt. Her friends hope
the little girl will have good time and
not get lost in the crowd.
Mrs. Martha Shepard and Mrs. E. j.
VOlkes went to OcOnOmoWOc Sunday to
visit relatives and friends. Sixty-three
years had interviewed since Mrs. Shep-
ards last visit to that place.
Mrs. M. L. Eyersz returned Friday
from KenOsha, whittier she was called
because of the serious illness Of her
mother, Mrs. Vankirk, who is patient
in the sanitarium in that city.
Marriage Paper Containing descrip-
lions of manageable people mailed
sealed for stamp. No fake. Business
Confidential. Star Corresponding Club.
Lock Box 1872, Oshkosh, Visit
Mrs. Otto j. GoeIdner and daughters
returned Sunday evening from Milwau-
kee, after an absence of several days.
Mr.. G. became so lonesome during their
absence, that he went after them.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Schuenke,
Misses Cora Kuester, May and Pearl
Vaughan and Messrs. Frank Sloan,
L. H Knick and Charles LANCE en-
joyed an outing at Silver Lake Sun
| day.
| The city swarmed with grOcers Mon
| day and Tuesday, and now, we may eX-
pect reduction in prices-Or otherwise;
plOUdUIy Z, IIhc blIt I6N1SIOu VI Ull6 L d y l6-
Aldrich tariff law, especially schedule
"K'',
Mrs. M. A. Butterfeld of Endeavor,
who had been the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. M. E. harrington, several days
this week, left Wednesday for Madison
and Cottage Grove, accompanied by Mrs.
Harrington.
Edwin GrunWald was the guest of a
friend in this city Sunday. Mr.. Grun-
valid is student in the Theological
seminary at Wauwatosa and has many
friends in this city who are watching
his course with interest.
Mrs. Alma Bell, nee BOrchardt, town
of Concord, is now the mother of two
boys and grandfather Bell is one of the
happiest men in the town of Concord, to
say nothing of grandfather BOrchardt
of the town Of Pennington.
Miss Hilda Borchardt of the town of
Pennington, who was employed in the
millinery department of the Schempf
Bros. Co. last season and a part of the
nrnSpnt season ia now pmnIOyed i'm one