The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-08-23

Aug. Is, it being the marriage of Miss
Loretta Manning to Mr.. Edward LANCER
of Waterloo, and Miss Marcella Man.
ming to Mr.. Eugene Becker of Juneau
The nuptial mass was celebrated by
Father Olson. Father Salentin of Sun
Prairie, and Father Eggers of Juneau
were also in the sanctuary. The music
on the occasion was beautifully rem
dered by the choir with Mrs. Raymond
MetZger as organist, assisted by the
Misses Ruth and Claire Manning oil
Oconto, the former playing the wed
ding march and the latter singing the
offertory. After services, all repaired
to the home of the brides, where g
sumptous wedding feast was served tc
some $50 invited guests. The young
ladies' are daughters of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Manning. They are high school
graduates, the former of Waterloo and
the latter of Juneau. The grooms are
both progressive and highly respected
young men and the happy couples have
hosts of friends who wish them many
years of happiness.
0. H. Halickson, proprietor Of the
Clyman Hotel, believes in improve
ments. The exterior of the building
has recently been repainted, adding
greatly to the appearance. 1t
is presumed that Mrs. Halicxson had q
say and alsoxbelieves in improvement,
for the interior is also being greatly i'm
proved by repainting and repapering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halickson are making the
hostelry inviting and comfortable and
are deserving of public patronage.
A big ball game will be pulled off a.
Clyman Sunday, when the local team
will tackle the strong Henry Co. team
OF Watertown. Clyman has been play
ing some remarkably good ball this sea-
son and with Crack Pitcher Klatt in his
usual good form, should make the
strong Henry Co. team sit up and take
notice. Henry Schuman and Will Carey
will work for the Henry Co. team, while
Peterson and Klatt will be the points
for the Clyman aggregation.
Mesdames E. A. STANCE, N. V. STANCE,
W. Peterson, w. Edwards, Edward
Lemke, Minnie Bremen of Watertown,
Mrs. Fred Andrews of Chicago, spent
Tuesday with Mrs. F. W. STANCE, it be-
ing her birthday.
Miss Mae Kelly of Milwaukee is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Metzger.
Miss Agnes Metzger is spending few
weeks at Elmwood, Island, Fox Lake,
the guest of her brother, DR.. Frank
Metzger.
M. j. Hierling transacted business
at Juneau on Monday.
Frank Kelly of Milwaukee, spent a
few days with Father Olson this week.
Miss E. Hooker of Hustisford, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. Sutton.
j. A. Bunnell transacted business at
Rio this week.
Frank Klatt made business trip to
Milwaukee on Tuesday.
H. Lekachman is in Chicago this week
interviewing the wholesale merchants
in the interest of his customers.
M. E. Laffey and family returned to
their home in Milwaukee on Monday
evening.
j. T. McGiviran of Chicago, is visit
ing j. T. Walsh this week.
M. F. Manning of Oconto, attended
the wedding of his neices, the Misses
Loretta and Marcella Manning, this
week.
Master Sylvester Collins is home from
Stevens Point
Mr.. and Mrs. Baurichter and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher of Jefferson, were the
guests of Mrs. F. Gahlman on Sunday.
F. w. STANCE, L. j. Young, Emil
KresSine and G. Koehler were at Water
town Sunday to attend the ball game.
F. w. STANCE, Emil Kressine and H.
L. Morgan are at Iron Ridge today to
attend the Firemens' tournament as
delegates from the local department.
The Clyman fire department is to
hold a picnic on Sept LIST and a good
time is assured.
Mrs. Philip McGoveran of Redwood,
attended the Manning wedding here
last Tuesday.
L. j. Young made business trip to
Milwaukee on Tuesday last.
Mrs. F. STANCE Of Watertown, was a
guest at the home of her son Fred a
few days this week.
Miss Mary Salentin of Sun Prairie, is
visiting with friends in the village.
Miss Mile Gahlman departed for her
home at Hoopston, H., on Wednesday.
Joe Robinson was down to Water
town, Thursday.