The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-02-23
Personal and Otherwise.

Joseph MetZger is laid up this week
with the grip.
Ed. Duffy was a Watertown visitor
one day last week.
Frank McGoveran of Milwaukee, is
visiting with his brother, John.
Dr. Mcintosh was visitor in Water
town on business, Wednesday.
Pat Stanton and Mike REILLY were in
Watertown Tuesday on business.
VIM Caughlin is counting this week
at Juneau. Mrs. says it's all right.
L. j. Young was visitor at Harvard,
ILL.,, one day during the past week.
Mrs. Fred STANCE and little boy were
visitors in Watertown last Wednesday.
Mrs. James Duffy and son Robert
visited friends at Juneau one day last
Mrs. R. E. VanBlack of Chicago, is
the guest of her sister, Miss Phoebe Nc
Gowan.
Misses Ella Hierlehy and Ida Hearted
were visitors one day last week in
Watertown.
Mrs. VIM. Schumacher of Juneau, was
a guest one day last week at the home
OF Felix Knospe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Stueber are
the parents of baby boy, born Monday
February 10Th.
F. Klatt attended a meeting of the
Lebanon Telephone company held at
Lebanon on Feb. 10.
Henry Ruff is erecting an ice house
and is having ice shipped in from Wat
ertown to fill the same.
Morgan C Young, our enterprising
hardware merchants, have installed
new $500 National cash register.
Miss Mayme Stanton was at Water
town several days during the week, q
guest OF Miss Boyne, the trained nurse.
Tuesday night of last week, a SLEIGH
load OF young people were up from
WATERFOWL to attend the dance and
have good time.
Rev. Father Blechacz, formerly of Ra
cine, was the guest of Rev. Father Oh
sen on Thursday. He is to succded
Father Olsen at Neskora.
Rodger Moran met with an accident
one evening recently. The horse he
was driving, ran away and as a result,
the cutter was badly damaged.
The many friends of Chas Walsh will
be pleased to learn that he is recover
ing from his attack of pneumonia under
the excellent treatment of DR.. Mcintosh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred STANCE entertain
ed about twenty-four of their friends at
clnch party on Sunday evening, Feb.
18th. Gents first prize went to Theo.
Schraven and ladies' first prize to Mrs.
Ray Metzger.
Gilbert Metzger, while returning from
p ceseville one day last week, met with
a little mishap. The horses he was
driving, slipped and in the acrobatic
work that followed the tcutter was put
somewhat to the bad.
Milton Leroy of Reeseville, was in
the village on Saturday. While here,
he had the pleasure of meeting one of
his scholars in the person of the Rev
Father Olsen, who attended his school
at Cambridge, Jefferson county.
Farmers should take advantage of the
offer OF the agricultural department at
Washington and have their seed corn
tested. 1t should be sent before March
LIST to the seed laboratory with your
name and address. Send to Seed Lab
oratory, Bureau of Plant Industry, U. S.
Dept. of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
The card party and bazaar held at the
opera house by st. Johns Catholic con
gregation on Monday evening, Feb. 10
was great success both socially and
financially. Card players occupied some
IS or more tables. Gents prizes were
won by August Thoma and ladies prize
by Miss Mary Peterle of Burnett. The
ladies served lunch, after which Father
Olsen in a few well chosen remarks,
thanked the people for their attendance
when all pronounced it the most en-
joyable affair of the season. The net
receipts were $3.50.