The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-10-17
JOHNSON CREEK.

ones.
The storm Friday afternoon did
considerable damage here and in vi
entity, blowing down outbuildings
trees and limbs and breaking win
dows.
The Johnson Creek Club members
were given a rare treat Friday even
ing at the entertainment for which
the quartette of Grace Baptist church
of Milwaukee and the little German
band had been engaged. The solos,
duets and ensembles were well re-
received and frequently applauded.
Through the Stiehm Land agency
VIM. Kittle has leased his building
on Union street to a Mr.. Diemer of
Chicago, who expects to open bak-
cry in the building in the near flu
ture.
Frank Wegner sold one acre in sec
ton Z for $100 ETC., to Otto G. and
Ella Wegner.
The H. ]. Grell B. & E. Co. have
sold the mill property on Watertown
street to VIM. Kreklow of the town
of Jefferson.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
noon.
Mrs. W. H. Schallert entertained
the Friday Afternoon club, Thursday.
Curtis Knoll entertained twenty
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casion of his birthday anniversary
last week.
William Christians Jr., was host
of birthday party Friday afternoon
to which twenty-four of his friends
were invited.
Clipping of the Beloit Daily News
regarding the Booster run: "The
main regret of the party was that
more representatives did not make
the trip. The Booster quartet is
proving great factor in the enter
tanning line. At Johnson Creek they
gave several vocal selections which
were highly appreciated by the citi-
zens. The town is very thrifty and
the people took delight in escorting
the visitors around. The commercial
club was worthy of mention, consist
ing of four. beautifully furnished
rooms"
Miss Eva Burrows, of Washburn,
has accepted a position as stenog-
rapher with the II. j. Grell B. & E.
company.
Tuesday and Wednesday last week
the Westliche Wisconsin conferenz
was in session at the parsonage OF
Rev. PETIT. The following ministers
were present: Wilke of Madison,
Fuchs of GAINESVILLE, Richter of Beloit,
Sund of Cottage Grove, Kleifuth of
Pennington, Nitrady of Verona, Mat
theis of Fennimore, Kurtz of Bosco-
bel, Neemann of Elroy, Maulwurf of
Leland, Schalkhausser of Loganville,
Sandrock of WATERFOWL, HUM of
Ableman and Otto PETIT of Johnson
Creek. In the evening service the
Lords supper was served.
Mrs. e. G. Kottke spent a few days
of last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Dr. Uebele, and other relatives in
Milwaukee
Mrs. w. Christians and daughter,
Evelyn, were Watertown visitors
Wednesday.
Mrs. Wollert of Jefferson, was the
guest of Mrs. H. HOLSTER, Thursday.
Chas. Settler of Milwaukee, visit
ed his sister, Mrs. F. R. Scholl, from
Thursday to Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A E. Greenwood were
over Sunday visitors with friends
and relatives in Madison.
Leo PETIT of Chicago, spent Satur-
day and Sunday at the home of his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. PETIT.
Mrs. Hollister lost key. The find
er will please restore it to her.
Carl Rec and daughter Martha,
spent Saturday with relatives and
friends at Jefferson.
Among Saturdays Watertown Wis
tors were Mrs. Anna Warnes and
daughter Leona.
The Misses Clara Biener and AIDE
line Hamann and Messrs. Ed Kottke
and Sam Olson attended the dance of
the Camp Fire Girls at Jefferson, Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Stiehm and son
Floyd and Miss Clara Boettcher mo-
tored to Juneau to visit relatives Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Biederman and fam
lily of Columbus, were visitors with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamann and family Sun
day.
DR.. Bowen was a Madison visitor
Saturday and Sunday
J. G. Shekey went to Milwaukee
Sunday returning Monday afternoon
with Mrs. Shekey who has fully recov-
cred from her operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pitzer left Mon
day for their new home near Jeffer-
son, where they purchased a farm af-
ter a lengthy visit with friends and
relatives here and elsewhere.
Mrs. G. Book and Mrs. Aug. Schoec-
bert spent Monday with relatives at
Fort Atkinson.
Fred Kiepert of Chicago, is visit
ing his parents and relatives here
and at Sullivan and Concord
Mesdames H. Droeder, F. W. Grell,
T. R. Scholl and Mr.. F. w. Grell were
WATERFOWL visitors Monday after