Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-06-23
Smoke --latest Out" SC cigar.
DR.. BARRIERS dental office
is now over Salick'S Jew
elry store, next to bridge.

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Epworth League at 6:45 p. M, Evening
| services at 7:4o p. m.
Frank WallOch say, he does not run
shoe hospital. There is nothing sickl
about him or his work which is of tn
best and pleases his patrons.
Misses Margaret B. Habhegger AM
Fleurette S. Hartwig were honored witt
the degree of Bachelor of Arts by tn,
State University at their graduation
Tuesday.
Twenty-Five members of Olivet Com
mandery went to OconomOwoc Sunday
to attend the funeral of the late Fred B
Brown, who was member Of the com
mandery.
John Hagerty of st. Paul, very
popular railrOadman. is spending few
days in the city, guest at the home OF
his mother, Mrs. Mary Hagerty, 1915
Third street.
Mrs. A. C. Bischoff Of Portage, was
here Saturday and Sunday accompanied
her father, A. C. Deimel and sister, Mrs
Helen Diemel to Kenosha where they
spent the day.
Percy Freise Of W1esbaden, Ger
many, has returned to Chicago to re-
sumo his studies after a visit at the
home Of Miss Marie LANCE in North
Fourth street.
S. e. Eaton Of Jefferson junction, and
who conducts hotel at that place which
is noted far and wide for its excellent
cruisine, was here Monday the guest of
his brother S. M.
Floyd Shriner of Mt. Ayr. N. D., who
had been guest of his mother, Mrs. A
r. Wiggenhorn and other relatives here
for several days departed for his home
Saturday evening.
The WatertOWn baseball team lar
rupted the SESSIONS Of Milwaukee Sun
day by score of to O. Our home team
PLAYED ball, every man doing his very
best to shut out the visitors.
L. B. Skinner and son, Bronson of
Dunedin, Florida, who had been the
guests Of his brother, C. A. Skinner and
sister, Mrs. W. c. Stone for several days
departed for their home Monday.
Miss Mile Roller left Saturday for
Glenco, ILL.,, to spend few days with her
niece, Mrs. Charles Ryan and family, and
On her return will stop in Chicago and
pick up few novelties in the millinery
line.
Henry Fuermann Of Chicago, former
citizen of WatertOWn, was here Sunday,
the guest of his brother Albert and
friends. Mr.. Fuermann is a photo
grapher and artist, and has established
a very lucrative business in Chicago.
Tommy Brooks, son of Thomas Brooks
was awarded beautiful gold medal by
the principal of st Bernard Parochial
school for exemplary conduct during
the past school year. Tommy was in
the fifth grade and he is proud of his
medal.
ROach's Ramblers defeated the Rich
wood team Sunday afternoon at Rich
wood by a score of Is to 4. Batteries for
Ramblers, Tripke, Irving and Goodnetter.
The result of the game, was all due to
those gorgeous new uniforms OF Orange
and Black.
Hon. William Meyer Of Red Lodge,
Montana, was here Saturday the guest of
his cousin, ]. w. WiggenhOrn and other
relatives, and from here Ripon to visit his
mother. Mr.. Meyer is a state senator
and influential in his state, Of which, he
will no doubt be chief executor at no
distant day.
Mayor CRUDE has invited President
Taft to attend our Inter-County Fair in
September. In his invitation the mayor
says: "Watertown has never been
hOnOred by an extended visit from any
Of our presidents" The invitation, like
VI q lAhC Cudl oCtCI, was bdhCH
under consideration.
William T. Slight, who had been the
United States mail carrier on the Farm
ington route for long time, has resign
ed owing to poor health, move that he
has contemplated for several months.
His friends hope that rest will be bene-
fetal and that he will soon be in the en-
jOyment of robust health.
Jesse Stone, who has been attend
ing the Northwestern Military AGA
denny at Highland Park, H., is home
for the summer vacation. For the
past six weeks he with other students
have been enjoying an encampment.
In the fall he expects to enter North
western University at Evanston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Butter6ield of
were in the city Monday en-
route to Amigo, Wis.,, to visit Mr.. Butter
fields brother, who is proprietor of the
leading hotel at that place, one of