The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-08-09
SOME COME; OTHERS GO

WANTED-Four neat appearing men
or women, desiring to earn $50. week
and better. Call at The Empire theatre
office, $50 TO 1920 a. m. This work has
no connection with the theatre. H, +.
Franklin.
The subject at the Christian Science
church will be, spirit"
Miss Ruth Cruger has returned home.
after an outing of three weeks at Lake
Ripley.
Misses Fleurette Hartwig and Nellie
Bussell were Madison visitors Friday.
Mesdames W. L. Schlueter, Otto Wink
enwerder, William Gorder, Jr., Henry
Sauer and A. I'll. Hartwig were visitors
in Jefferson one day last week.
Rev. Jerome McGlade, D. D. and family
of Princeton, H., visited over Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Throne.
Western avenue.
Miss Josephine Gruetzmacher and
nephew, Willie. and niece, Josephine
GruetZmacher, returned from a visit of
two weeks with friends near Milford.
Durant Gile, Associate Grand Patron
of the Eastern Star for the state Of Wis
consin, went to Viola, Wis.,, Tuesday af-
ternOon, to institute a chapter of the
order at that place.
Mrs. NJ. Nutting Of the town of Farm
ingt0n, was a visitor in WatertOwn
Tuesday-and her friends were pleased
to greet her.
Dr. j. A. MastersOn returned Monday
evening from visit of month with
relatives and friends in Bloomington,
Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. C. Brendel were Mil
waukee visitors Sunday.
Hiram Barber Of Chicago, an attorney
and a resident of WatertOwn many years
ago, visited relatives here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover CHASER Of Aship-
pun, visited their relatives and friends
Friday in Watertown.
Mrs. David Chisholm of Chippewa
Falls, who was guest at the Stapleton
home on Washington street returned to
her home last week.
Mrs. Albert Donner spent Sunday with
relatives in Waupun.
John E. Humphrey of Ixonia, was a
business visitor in Watertown Friday
and so busy that he could not recognize
a friend across a street.
Miss Jennie Lord visited Milwaukee
one day last week and did not get lost
in the crowd, because Of her size.
Miss Hattie Meyer has returned to
Chicago, after spending ten days here
with relatives. She and her mother will
soon return to this city to reside again.
DR.. and Mrs. Zeno Meyer of Milwaukee,
were visitors at the home of G. Wiggen-
horn, 225 Sixth street, the first OF the
week.
Miss Diana Amy Shriner returned Sat-
urday from Milwaukee after an absence
of three weeks attending the Normal
summer school.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Krahmer, Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Gauerke, Miss Emily
Gehrke and Miss Tessie Stimm were
Milwaukee visitors Sunday and witnessed
the ballgame between the WatertOwn
and Everwear-Hosiery teams.
Otto SydOw of the town Of Farming
ton, who wants the democratic nomina-
tiOn for sheriff, was here Friday to as
certain if he had any political friends in
Charley Vaughan's baillwick.
Miss Laurine O'Brien left Sunday for
DetrOit, Mich, where she will spend her
vacation of two weeks visiting relatives
Her friends hope that she will have de-
Iightful time and a safe return home.
The new bank at the corner of Main
and North Third streets, will open for
business next week.
Mrs. Harry Miller and Miss Elsie Sci
del spent feyeral days during the week
with friends at FranksviIle and MiIwau
kee.
Miss Emma Seidel spent Monday with
friends at Johnson Greek.
Miss Emily Gehrke was visitor in
Milwaukee Saturday.
Mrs. August Tanck and son Fred, Wis
tied Several days Last Meek In Lake