The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-31
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Mr.. and Mrs. 9. Fl. Wills were supper
guests of DR.. and Machus at OcOnOmO-
woo Friday evening.
Mrs. E. NARROW and daughter Viola,
spent Saturday at WatertOwn.
Mrs. and Mrs. E. Evans and son
Tommy were pleasantly entertained at
the home of K. C. Evans Monday evening.
Mrs. R. Pritchard, ST., was week end
guest of relatives at Fit. Atkinson.
Miss Florence Humphrey is guest of
relatives at WatertOwn.
Miss Helen NARROW and Mrs. W. Jaeger
were cream city visitors for couple Of
days last week.
HI. Rabenhorst made business trip to
WatertOwn Saturday.
Miss Martha Dahms was WatertOwn
visitor Friday.
Misses Catherine and Triphena Hum
phrey and Ella Moran called at the home
OF Mrs. Frank Hardt Thursday afternoon.
H. B. Mccall was a guest of friends at
WatertOwn Thursday evening.
Mrs. E. r. Reese was caller at homes
of Mrs. Vim. Moran and Mrs. f. Hardt
Friday afternoon.
few OF our young people spent
Thursday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs n EyanS
VIM Samuel was an OcOnOmOwoc
visitor Tuesday.
R. L. Humphrey and friend spent
Thursday evening evening at the c.
Degner home.
Peter Moran and Arthur RabenhOrst
were guests of friends at WatertOwn
Tuescay evening.
Henry Evans and guest Alfred Rich
ards spent Sunday at Wales, Wis.
The home of Mr. and Mrs Edward
Morris was the scene of delightful
event last Wednesday evening when
their niece Miss Jane Ellen Roberts
was married to Mr.. David R. Lewis
The parlOr where the ceremony was per.
sormed was decorated with pink and
white carnations and at $50 O'clock the
young couple took their places before
the Rev. Matthews of Wales, who pro
nounced them husband and wife, after
| which delicious supper was served in
the dining room, the table being decor
ated with carnations and a handsome
| wedding cake wreathed in smilaX. The
bride wore beautiful gown of white
embroidered wolfe, with daybreak carna
tions in her hair. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b Lewis. parents Of the
groom, Mr.. AMI AIRS. Edward Morris
Mr., and Mrs. Ellis E. Humphrey, Miss
Ruth Humphrey, Messrs. Robert and
Arthur Humphrey and the Rev. Matthews
of Wales. On Thursday Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis left for wedding journey to Mil
waukee. Cards received by their many
friends announce that they will be a
home after March 10Th.
John Baumann and Horace Humphrey
went to Watertown on business Thurs
day.
Mrs. f. L. Pugh entertained at {
quilting and rag bee" on Thursday
The following we're present Mesda
HI. Evans, VIM. Samuel, K. P. Lewis, R
II. Lewis, Misses Annie Jones, BlOdnel
Jones and Mrs. Robert Pritchard and hel
guest, Miss Margaret Jones.
Mrs. E. C. Evans will be hostess to thu
Cong. Ladies Aid Thursday.
Miss Margaret Wiesman of Waterfowl
was an over Sunday guest Of Miss Jennie
Jones.
Miss Gertrude Davies returned home
on Wednesday after a two weeks visi
with her sister at Wales.
A. Humphrey was an Oconomowoc Wis
it0r on Wednesday.
Mrs. Eliza Davies and guest, Mrs. J
Davies, f om Iowa, spent several days il
Wales this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphre and Miss Liz
zie Lewis were Watertown visitors Mon
day.
About thirty friends of Mr.. and Mrs
R. Griebnow surprised them with fare
well party last Friday evening. Delici
Gus refreshments were served and goo(
time enjOyed by all.
Hugh Pugh went to Madison Wedues
day.
Miss Esther Humphrey returned hone
Tuesday evening after several months
stay in Utica, New York
Mrs. Fred Pautz spent Wednesday a
WATERFOWL
| Mrs. E. R. Lewis was in our village
on business Wednesday.
Officers Elected.