Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-06-16
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League 6:45.
Albert Marten and family of Birnam-
wood who had been the guests .of rela
tiyes and friends in the city for several
days returned to their home Friday.
! Rev. M. L. Eversz left Wednesday noon
for Nebraska in which state he will de-
| liver several lectures under the auspices
of the Epworth League in that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Wenck and
son of Oconomowoc, were here Sunday
guests at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles j. Wenck.
Mrs. R. FL. Brennecke and daughter
Gretchen and Mrs. Carl F. Nowack left
Saturday for Chicago in which city they
will visit relatives and friends for few
days.
Would you know an Elephant if you
saw one? Would you know bargain if
you saw one? You can see the bargain
bigger than the elephant if you go to
The Central Trading Co.
Have you seen Roach's Ramblers? A
team made up of boys averaging 10 years
of age apparelled in new suits Of black
and orange. Say, but they are nifty and
they are proud and don't you forget it.
Miss Anna Miller and Della Friedrich
were HubbletOn visitors Sunday making
| the trip in an automobile in the fore
noon and returning in time to attend
divine services.
Mrs. Helen Deimel ROglitz is spending
the week with her sister, Mrs. A. G.
BischOff at Portage, and will go from
there to Kenosha where she will visit
friends for few days.
Miss Martha VOlkmann returned
Saturday from visit of week with
friends at Rib Lake, She was favOrably
impress with that section of the state
and enjoyed her visit.
Mrs. Harriet Smith who had been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. C. M. Van
Orden for several months, departed Fri
day for Waukon, Iowa, where s.she will
visit relatives for several weeks.
The annual camp meeting of the Ger
man M. E. church of the Milwaukee dis
trict is now in progress on the camp
grounds in the Third ward, and will
continue the usual length Of time.
A. X. Olsen of HubbletOn, was bust
ness visitor in Watertown Fair Day.
Mr.. Olsen is engaged in the farm imple-
ment business and tells his story in this
issue of the Leader
Tuesday was monthly Fair Day, but
there were few in the city compared
with previous fair ldays. The farmers
no doubt were taking advantage of the
fine weather to cultivate their growing
corn.
Attorney R. W. Lueck was a profess
siOnal visitor in Milwaukee Tuesday.
He made the round trip in an sauto and
returned wearing a green cap which
made him look like landlord in Wex-
ford, Ireland.
Percy CHASER Of Chicago, spent the fore
part of the week here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs.Gus. CHASER and sister Verna.
Percy says that it is awful good to get
back home occasionally and see the
family and home friends.
Albert Krebs, son Of Charles F.
Krebs of this city, graduated from
| the Stout Institute of Manual Train
| ing at Menominee Thursday. He has
accepted a position to teach at Fort
Smith, Kansas, the coming year.
The choirs of ST. Johns and St.
| Marks Lutheran churches and the
Northwestern college band and orchestra
participated in the Southern Wisconsin
Lutheran Saengerfest at Juneau Sunday,
| DR.. HOermann of the Northwestern,
being the director of the musical feast,
Among those graduated last week from
the Evangelical Lutheran Theological
seminary at Wauwatosa, was William
Eggert of this city. Mr.. Eggert is a
most excellent young man and his
friends congratulate him upon his
graduation.
Depressed because she imagined that
she might have to spend her remaining
days in the county poor house, Mrs.
Katrina Scherer, aged "a years, COM
mitted suicide Monday by hanging her
self to the doOrknOb in her bed room at
her home in jefferson.
A large number of WatertOwn people
went to Juneau Sunday to attend the
annual Saengerfest of the Lutheran
churches of southeran Wisconsin. 1t was
| too bad, that the rain in the afternoon
| interfered with the rendition Of the
program arranged for the occasion.
Clarence C. Eaton was in the city a