The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-04-26
Personal and Otherwise,
Boost for Clyman.

Rev. Father olson transacted business
at Juneau on Monday.
John Darcy transacted bushes in Ju-
neau on Thursday last.
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and get the Clyman news.
Miss Ella Metzger transacted business
at Watertown on Wednesday.
L. ]. Young and Joseph Sutton were
Watertown visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. EnnissOn of La Crosse, is
visiting relatives in the village.
Eugene Becker of Juneau, spent Sun
day with friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Koso of Neosha are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Simon.
Albert Metzger has been ailing the
past ten days with severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Young went to
WatertOwn on Saturday. la auto.
Mrs. Chas. A. Well and daughter Helen
visited at Watertown on Wednesday.
DR.. Mcintosh transacted business at
Milwaukee on Tuesday and Wednesday.
James Darcy of WatertOwn visited
his brother John here one day last week.
The outlook for Clyman is very prOmis-
ing and considerable growth is assured.
Miss Madeline Manning spent last
week with her grandparents at Waterloo.
Miss Agnes Metzger is visiting her
brother, DR.. Frank Metzger, at Beaver
Dam.
Arnold Benzel is now employed as
shoe repairer in the store of Klatt &
Stueber.
Settle Il McCullOw have removed their
coal sheds and will erect new and lar
ger ones.
Mass & Co. of Juneau. have cOmmenc-
ed the basement Of William Horns new
residence.
O. Young of Minneapolis, of Palmer &
Young, railroad contractors, was here on
Wednesday.
Mrs. S. F. STANCE of WatertOwn, has
been a guest this week at the home Of
her son Fred.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
M. ThOma on April 18th. Mother and
child are we'll.
Emil Kressine attended the skat tour
nament held at H. A, Becker's at Jul
neau on Sunday.
Mrs. William Jones and Miss Elsie
Seidel Of Watertown visited friends in
this village Tuesday.
Martin Manning of Watertown spent
day or two last week with relatives in
the township of Clyman.
Henry LANCER is having his farm
barn painted. John Hertel Of Beaver
Dam is doing the work.
Mrs. Emil Kressine, Mrs. Ambrose
Metzger and Miss Janette Duffy were
Juneau visitors on Saturday.
G. W. Gilman of Oshkosh, was in the
village on Wednesday in the interest of
the Wis. National Life ms. Co.
Considerable building is now in pro-
gress in this village and more contem-
plated during the summer and fall.
R. Sullivan, a former Clyman boy, is
now general freight and passenger ag
ent for the 500 Line at Fond du Lac.
Joe Robinson has opened a barber
shop in the front end of his saloon and
is having about all the business he can
handle.
Fred STANCE was down to WatertOwn
Tuesday evening and Witnesses the pro-
duction of the DOugherty Stock COM
pany at the Empire theatre.
S. A. Holdridge, the blacksmith, has
installed large gasoline engine, drill,
and other machinery to
keep up with the demands of his trade.
The young ladies Of St. Johns Catho-
lie :ongrega ion will have card oar y
and apron sale at BunneI's hal Oh Mon
day evening, April %. The proceeds are
for the new rectory.
The E. B. D.. 1. Club will give a May
Ball at the Bunnell Opera House on May
10th. The music will be furnished by
the Famous Girls Orchestra Of five pieces
A good time is assured everybody.
Mrs. j. Holdridge and daughter, also
her sister, Miss H. Wilson of Milwaukee,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Holdridge on Sunday, returning home
Sunday evening via CIyman junction.
Clyman has a new stock shipper in
the person of P. F. BriertOn. On Tues
day last he shipped two carloads of stock.
Joseph Sutton delivered a calf weighing
19o pounds which brought $1462. Mr.
Brlerton II Very active man ana viii
no doubt make a success Of his business
venture in Clyman.
Morgan & Young secured a judgment
last week in circuit court for the sum
of $16D against Mark Mizener a physi-
clan who formerly practised III this
village. Joseph Metzger secured judg-
ment against the same party for the
sum of $40. Both judgments were
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