Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-09-15

Mrs. +. j. Fields of Desplaines, H.,
and Miss Mabel Teghmeier of Chicago,
visited with MIR. and Mrs. BuTleton
from Tuesday to Thursday.
Mrs. n. K. Seayer left Tuesday of last
week for visit with friends and rela-
tiyes at Jefferson.
Mrs. +. G. Mansfield spent few days
OF last week in Milwaukee undergoing
al operation in her throat.
Philip Mansfield of Watertown, spent
Wednesday in the village visiting his
brother Fred and looking up old friends.
Mrs. n. P. Bullock is enjoying a visit
Of her sister, Mrs. Rose, of Jordan VAL
ley, Idaho, who has not been here for 27
years.
Miss LeOna Warnes had the misfor-
tune OF foul ball hitting her cheek on
the fair grounds at jefferson, Wednes-
day, during the game between the Heger
Brewers and the local team causing
her great deal of pain.
W. HI. Grell went to Milwaukee Thurs
day, to have his nose treated returning
Saturday afternoon.
W. "A. Christians made trip to Water
ford, Friday, in the interest OF his bust
ness.
Mrs. f. 4. Scholl spent Saturday and
Sunday in Waukesha, accompanying
her aunt, Mrs. D. S. Pearson, who will
return to her home in Bloomington, H.,
from there.
Miss Esther KEELING is spending her
vacation with relatives at GAINESVILLE.
Mr., and Mrs. Louis Schoechert and
Mrs. G. f. Schumacher were over Sun
day visitors in Fort Atkinson.
The Misses Isabel Greenwood and
Clara Trapp were Milwaukee visitors
Saturday.
Rev. o. PETIT returned Thursday even
Ing from WaVerley, Ia, where he ac-
cOmpanied his son Leo.
Burglars entered the depot sometime
Saturday night, gaining entrance by
raising one Of the rear windows. The
slot machines were ransacked but
nothing very valuable was found on the
premises.
Ernest Greenwood spent Monday in
Fond du Lac receiving nasal treatment.
Rev. 0. PETIT assisted at the Missionary
meeting at Madison Sunday and no
services were held on account of his
absence.
Ii. j. Grell went to NeiIlsvilIe l.. ,nday
in the interest Of the H. j. Grell Co.
Another old settler passed away last
Friday evening, when Aug. Hamann,
father of Fred Hamann, died at the
home of his son on Milwaukee street, of
old age, being nearly 81 years old. For
the past few years he has been infirm
and needed constant attendance. A few
days prior to his death it became appar-
ent that his days were short and the end
came not unexpected. His remains were
laid to rest in the local cemetery yester-
day afternoon, after religious services at
the home of his son and at the St. Johns
Lutheran church, of which deceased was
member, Rev. O. Petit officiating.
Homer Huebner of Watertown, was an
over Sunday visitor with Fred Pitzner
and family.
Mrs. G. Muscheit returned to her home
in Reeseville, Monday evening, after
spending week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Peters.
The Misses Hattie and Esther Hoene
visited a few days at Clyman and Water
town.
Miss Elizabeth Stiehm entertained a
party OF friends yesterday evening at
the home of her parents on WatertoWn
Boulevard at o'clock dinner in honor
OF her birthday anniversary. The hostess
was presented with gold inlaid tray
Those present were the Misses Mabel
Bennecke, Isabel Greenwood, Isabel
Grell, Bessie HungerfOrd, Flora Kottke,
Stella Raithel, Emma Schmutzler, Ma
linda Schallert, Leona Warnes, Edna
Zimmerman, from here; Miss Anna
MUrnhV of WatnrtoyuD and Miuc pIonobo