The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-08-18

Mrs. Harry Nelson of Waterloo and
sister Mrs. C. A. Miller, of Milwaukee
were in the city Thursday.
Mrs j. Fuermann and Mrs. K. Benson
OF Chicago are visiting at the home Of
Mrs. K. Bursinger.
Charles Jeske, proprietor of a popular
resort at Okauchee, was in the city on
business Wednesday,
The Misses Evelyn Dobbratz, Helen
Block, Edna Nichols and Lena Some
mann spent Wednesday with the Misses
Schumacher at their cottage at Lake
Nemahbin.
j. M. Malloy, Cha rles W. Harte, G. M.
Gahlman and Charles Mulberger attend
ed the fair at GAINESVILLE Thursday and
advertised the big Watertown Inter-
County fair enrOute.
Try an ad in the Leader"
Mrs. Anna Lehman of Milwaukee is
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs. A.
j. O'Brien College Avenue.
1t was very pretty wedding and
a very sensible bride; she bought her
housekeeping outfit of The Central
Trading Co.-Adv.
Dudley Humphrey of Waterloo was in
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Ebert is visiting relatives at
Johnson Creek.
Miss Esther Nowack is home from a
visit in Jefferson.
Miss Esther Denniger is in Fond du
Lac for ten day visit.
Mrs. Charles Zickert spent Sunday
with friends in OcOnOmOwOc.
The Misses Belle and Sadie Kennedy
Of Milwaukee are guests at the home of
Frank McAdams.
Mrs. A. w. Landwher and son of Mil
waukee are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. e. Exner.
G.. H. Devjne. agent for the W. w.
Kimban Piano Co., has sold Kimball
piano to Frank Prahl of Redwood.
HarveyWusOw and Miss Edna krusa of
Milwaukee were week end visitors with
| relatives in WATERFOWL last week.
Mrs. Angie Forbes and daughter of
Wausau and Mrs. II. Enright of Emer-
son, Nebraska are the guests of Mrs An
| ma Thomas.
Miss Georgia Luktemeyer, newly ap-
pointed librarian, arrived here from
Jacksonville. Ill. Monday and assumed
,, her duties Tuesday.
| Miss Rose Poefke left Saturday for
few days visit in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Tanck and chill
dren have returned from few days WIS.,
it in Milwaukee.
| Do you want a dresser? You can
| get one cheap of The Central Trad
| ing Co.-Adv.
Clarence Hall of Marshfield has return
ed home after visit at the home of R..
A. Fuller.
The Misses Margaret Werner,
Florence Loeffier and Lena Biefeld
spent Wednesday at Lake Nemahbin.
The Leader has a circulation of
over 1900. according to sworn
statement.
The boy scouts Of this city, OcOn0mo-
woo and Milwaukee have gone into
camp for two weeks at Lake Genesse,
DR.. Arthur Gaebler of Chicago, who,
is now in London, England, and who
with his wife have been travelling in
Europe this summer, writes an interest
ing account Of his experiences. Says
the war is most terrible and they will
be very glad to get back on American
soil again. DR.. Gaebler is a brother of
NJ. H. Gaebler OF this city.
Last week, Dean B. Swift of Winona
and Ward L. Swift of Eau Claire, sons;
Mrs. Sophia Atwood and Mrs. C. R.
Green sisters. and Carl Atwood, nephew,
of Albion, Mrs Mary D. Tetzlaff Of Mad
ison. granddaughter, Mrs. o. D. Brace,
sister-in-law, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie
Watkins of GAINESVILLE we're here, having
come on account of the serious illness
OF Mrs. P. h. Swift. The last report was
to the effect that she was trife better
but very weak.