The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-09-12
CITY BRIEFLETS.

GdTl EiHel Vi IIilI VI ne, MICH. Is lille
guest Of his parents here.
Miss Laura Bolger of Waterloo is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. R. W. Lueck.
Miss Grace Bertram of Duluth is visit
ing her mother. Mrs Anna Bertram in
Washington street
Miss Lillian Mugdt spent part Of last
week with friends in Jefferson,
Mrs. A. G. Thorn of Fond du Lac has
been the guest of relatives and friends
iii the city during the week.
Harry Devine of Milwaukee, was the
guest CT E. J. OByrne, the first two days
Of the week
Supt. John Kelley of Juneau and sen
DR.. f. Kelley Of Chicago were visitors
here Wednesday.
August Wiegenhorn was one among
many in this city who took in the state
fair at Milwaukee during the week.
Smoke --latest Out" Sc cigar.
Mrs. Emma Cook and mother Mrs.
Mcdonald and daughter Blanche Of Lake
Mills visited friends in WatertOwn Tues
day.
Robert Dent and daughter, Miss Grace
Dent, returned Friday evening after an
absence of several weeks visiting rela-
tiyes in Syracuse, New York.
Attorney r. w. Lueck was a profess
siOna visitor at the county seat Mon
day.
Herman K. Kruger, city assessor, was
up in Wood county last week locking at
a quarter section of land and concluded
after examining it was too sandy pro-
position.
Miss Mnriel Schultz left Monday morn
ing for Los Angeles, California, where
she will attend the University of Lower
California. She was acc mp1nien as far
as Chicago by her mother, Mrs. E. W.
Schultz.
An organization Of the Wisconsin Re-
tail ClOthers was affected at Milwaukee
Tuesday afternoon and our tOwnsman
Fred A. Hoffman, named as one of the
executive committee.
Ebenezer Warner of Oakland was a
visitor here Tuesday. Mr.. Warner was
a former resident of Milford until three
years ago and his visits here are less
frequent than they were formerly.
The Bank OF 2atertown will assist
you in sending money to all parts ,f
the world at The owest rates and abb
sClute safety.
The Rev. G. Bergman and the Rev.
and Mrs. Stern are visiting at the home
of Prof. William Huth.
Miss Ruth WeissbrOdt has returned to
her home in Milwaukee, after visit
with Miss Rose Poeffke.
Louis Began of Effingham, Ill. is visit
ing relatives here for few days Oh his
way home from the west.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hartman ana Mrs.
John Ebert of Milwaukee were guests
OF Mrs. B. Lemke Sunday.
Arthur RemmeI OF Waukesha and Mr..
and Mrs. William Remmel of Madison
visited here over Sunday.
Miss Abel Sheppard of Sparta was an
over Sunday visitor here as the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Matt Freismuth.
Miss Anna hide was Juneau visitor
Sunday.
Miss Josephine steger Of Chicago, has
been engaged as millinery trimmer by
Miss Minna Lange.
Yes, said the careful housewife with
sigh, wonder why never knew be-
fore that could save as much by trad
ing with The Central Trading Co.
Joe Esey of Indianapolis has accepted
position at the Freismuth barber shop
in the GOrder block and began work
Monday morning.
Mrs. M. j. Blu ke has returned to the
city after a weeks visit at Plymouth
with her son, r. d. Burke, who is pro-
priet0r Of the Lack hotel at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller and child
rem, Florence and Irwin, and GOttfried
GraZel of Johnson Creek are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Eva Brendel in Cole
street.
Henry Knaak has returned from an
extended trip through the west, during
which he visited the northern Pacific
coast states as well as points in the
northern Rocky mountains.
The Colonial theatre since it hat been
completely remodeled contains large
audiences nightly who are highly pleased
with the excellent low priced vaudeville
and pictures which is five cents to all.
Rev. Z. j. Mathews has been absent
during the week in attendance at the
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church southern district held at Beloit.
Rev. Mathers has made many friends in
the city outside his own congregation
which petitioned the conference for his
return as pastor.
Clarence c. Eaton of Tacoma, Wash
a member of the Board of Lectureship
of the First Church of Christ. Scientist,
Boston, Mass, has been in the city dur
ing the week visiting his father 6 NJ