The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-05-03
Personal and Otherwise.


Elmer, and Miss Louise Guetzlaff of
Watertown, spent sunday with friends
in this village.
Miss Rose Gahlmann has returned
home from a visit with relatives at
Hoopeston, Ill.
Judge Lueck has handed down de-
cision denying the petition asking for
the incorporation of the village of ely
man for reasons stated in the decision
Klatt &: Collins shipped two carloads
of stock last week.
The carpenters began work last week
on the new rectory for St. Johns par
ish.
The excavation for the cellar for a
new residence for Henry Stueb9r is
completed and the work on foundation
begun.
A Skat tournament will be held Sun
day, May 5, at Joe Robinson's cafe, the
same having been arranged by Emil
Kressine, the president of the local club.
Aug. Zimmerman transacted bust
ness in the village on Tuesday.
Joseph Gahlmann visited with Rev.
j. j. Salentin at Sun Prairie this week.
John Heiling has been summoned to
attend U. S. Court at Milwaukee as a
Grand Juror.
j. c. Fonte, Supt. Of the Wisconsin
National Life Insurance of Oshkosh,
spent Tuesday in the village.
L. Young and H. Ruff made an auto
trip to Horizon on Tuesday.
j. F. Brierton shipped two cars Live
stock on Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Williams, former resi-
dent of Clyman, has disposed Of forty
acres of land to Peter Thauer We
understand the consideration was
81, 600.
Roger Sullivan is making preparations
to erect silo on his farm in section 81
Yard Foreman Henry Krause, Section
Foreman John Yuenger and Signal
Forman R. S. Templeton, CT Clyman
junction, attended the card party on
Monday evening.
Mrs. Fred Gahlmann visited with rel
atives at Watertown this week.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
L. Morgan who had been seriously ill
all winter is at present very much i'm
proved.
M. E. Laffey of Milwaukee, was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. J. Dolan, this
week
H. Ruff has put in new maple floor
in his saloon. Fred Pluckhahn did the
work.
Morgan &c Young have commenced
the erection of their new warehouse
and garage. 1t will be located north of
the Postoffice.
Mrs. VIM. Greinert is visiting reIa-
tives at Milwaukee.
Robert Drake transacted business al
Watertown on Friday.
VIM. Fueber of Watertown, was look
| ing after his farm interests here on Fri.
day.
| Mrs. Pat Stanton was a WATERFOWL
visitor Monday.
Miss Mae Fitzpatrick Of Watertown,
visited her cousin, Miss Loretta Mann.
ing on Saturday and Sunday last.
Joseph Roethle of Woodland, visited
in the village this week.
Miss Phoebe McGovern visited with
Mrs. Ray Metzger the past week.
Mrs. Henry Krause of Clyman juno
ton, was the guest of Mrs. John Nc
Nally on Friday last.
Miss Emma Lyons of Milwaukee, was
the guest of her sister, Miss Ella Lyons,
on Saturday and Sunday.
J. A. BunneI transacted business al
Watertown on Saturday.
Mrs. Fred STANCE and son, Leonard
visited with relatives in WatertoWn or
Saturday.
H. Lekachman transacted business II
Milwaukee on Friday.
Civil Engineer Cba5. H. Wells made
business trip to Milwaukee on Saturday
Mrs. B. Bascom Of Watertown, was
the guest of Mrs c. H. Wells on Mon
day.
L. Scott, foreman for the NJ, S. C n
W. R. R Co., spent a few hours in the
village on Monday.
Thos. F. Sullivan, with the Milwaukee
Sentinel was in the village on Tuesday
Rev. j. j. Salentin Of Sun Prairie
former pastor at Clyman, was heartily
greeted by his former Pensioners
on Monday evening at the bazaar.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Kosow of Neoshf
who visited relatives a few days, de
parted for Rolling Prairie, where they
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hickey.
Civil Engineer W. A. Bremen met
with an accident while going over the
new line His speeder jumped the
track throwing him violently to the
ground and severely injuring one OF his
fingers which got caught in the gearing