The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-01-30
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fourth, Fred Grell, fifth, 0. F. Roessler
Local players also turned out in force 81
that the club rooms were well filled.
The last Gibson dance at the Parl
Hotel enjoyed one of the largest attend
ances-the best proof of the popularit!
OF the music by that orchestra.
Mrs. Albert Wrasse was taken seriously
! i'll last Tuesday by the bursting of al
ulcer in her stomach. Under the medi
Cal care of DR.. Hoyt she is improving,
Miss Clara Boettcher is visiting hel
brother at Milton.
Mrs. Ed. Baker entertained a number
of friends of her husband at schafskop1
on the occasion of his birthday anniver
sary.
H. ]. Grell was Milwaukee business
visitor last week.
Mrs. A. E. Greenwood and daughter
Miss Isabel and Mrs Geo. Wolff were
Watertown visitors Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sch0echert, Mrs
Louisa Schoechert and H. F. Prenzlow
attended the funeral of the formers
brother at Watertown, Wednesday.
F.C Mansfield was an eastern busi.
ness visitor last week.
The Deutscher club meet with Mrs. II.
G. Christians, Thursday.
John Krogh returned Thursday eve-
ming from his visit with friends and
relatives in ST. Paul and Minneapolis.
Mrs. A. E. Greenwood entertained the
''Stickers' Tuesday evening.
Miss Irene Shekey spent Thursday in
Milwaukee.
The "Outing Club" met with Mrs. P.
E. Stiehm. Friday evening.
Mrs. Ed. Preusse of Watertown spent
few days last week with relatives here
and in this vicinity.
Stewart Mcconnell of Lake Mills was
the guest of Miss Isabel Grell, Thursday
The Rock River Telephone Co. install
led telephone last Friday in the home
of Mrs. Theo. Baars of the town of Farm
ingtOn.
Mrs. W. H. Schallert entertained the
Friday afternoon club.
VIM. Schneider went to Milwaukee
Friday returning in his new "Reo" car
l91 model
Master Robert Hoyt celebrated his 9th
birthday Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. PitZner of Jefferson visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hungerford,
Friday.
Miss Isabel Grell returned to her stu
dies in Milwaukee Saturday, after few
days visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. j. Grell.
Mrs. A. Schallert and daughter Miss
Matilda were Milwaukee visitors Satur-
day.
Mrs. W. A. Christians spent Saturday
at the home of her parents in Water
town.
Mrs. Ferd. Senkel entertained Mrs.
Ed. Rlemer of Milwaukee and Mrs. j.
Stiemke and children of Watertown, Fri
day afternoon.
Bruno Wilder of Chicago has been the
guest of Miss Eva Burrows over Sunday.
H. Drews and E. Greenwood of Lake
Mills spent Sunday with relatives.
DR.. Bowen spent Sunday with friends
and relatives in the cream city.
Mrs. Eddie Baker entertained a num-
ber Of young folks for her brother, Ruben
Stiehm, Sunday afternoon, on the Occas-
sion of his birthday anniversary.
Lynn Smith of Jefferson was prOfes-
siOnal caller here Monday forenoon.
Arthur Mansfield, a resident of this
village for a number of years, passed
away after brief illness Friday eve
ming, January 23d, the cause of his death
being bronchitis. He was confined to
his room only about week. Deceased
was born in Massachusetts Aug. 10Th,
1845, and attained an age of sixty-nine
years. Little is known about his early
life, but with his parents he came to
GAINESVILLE, where he lived for some time
and later moved to Sumner, Iowa, and
thence here, where he spent his declin-
ing years. He is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Chester Larabee Of Pasadena and
Mrs. E. C. Atkinson of Sacramento, Cal
The remains were taken to GAINESVILLE
Monday afternoon and inferred i'll the
cemetery there beside his parents and
brother Henry. Out of town mOurners
were Mr.. and Mrs. g. d. Mansfield and
daughter Ethel and Mrs. C. D. Pearce Of
Milwaukee, Frank Mansfield Of Lake
Mills, Philip Mansfield OF WatertOwn,
John and Ada Mansfield of Milford.
William Garcia resident Of this ter
rit0ry before 1880, died at Alexandra,
Mimi. where he moved thirty years ago
at the age Of 78 years. In 1864 he mar
ried the sister of o. ]. Miles. He owned
the VIM. KEELING farm and after dispos-
ing of it moved to the place where he
lived since May 18th, 1880 and also passed
away.
Casselton, n. D.,
Jan. oath, 1914.
Friend SchOll: