The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-09-22

| Mrs. Fred Goecke and son Percy,
Route 4, attended the State fair al
| Milwaukee Tuesday and Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. John kogler and Mr.
and Mrs Carl Otto made up an auto
| party that visited the State fair at
Milwaukee Tuesday and Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs John kogler and Mr.
and Mrs Carl Otto made up an auto
party that visited the State fair We'd
nesday afternoon and evening
| Attorney Cronin of Oconomowoc
was a business visitor here Thursday
G. NJ Gahlman and c. w. Harte
were State fair visitors on Wednes
day
A real something for nothing. See
Real Bargain Page.
! William Hoeft spent the day in
| the Cream City and attended the
State fair.
| Mrs. w. j. Kruger of Milwaukee is
visiting her mother, Mrs. L. Jaehrling
Attorney Eugene Clifford of Juneau
| transacted legal business here Thurs.
day
| Mrs. John c.. Cruel and Mrs. A. w
Schuenke were State fair visitors last
week.
| Herman Bahr and Joe Zabler were
| re foi CD
| Arnold Kuenzi of Milton Junction
visited his father here Wednesday on
his return from a visit at Pitisburg
Pa.
| Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Wheeler scen,
| Wednesday in Milwaukee.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Johnson were
| Sullivan visitors "Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zeichner OF
Fort Atkinson visited at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rogler Wednesday
| Mrs. Bernard Kehoe is critically
sick at her home, 1417 Z. Nashotah
street, and but little hopes are enter
tanned for her recovery.
| Mrs. C. M. Foote and Mrs. H. J.
Bonner entertained the ladies of the
Glover club on Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Bonner, 204 North
Church street 1g
| Attorney NJ w. Locke of Waterloo
attended to legal business here Wed
nesday.
| The Misses Minnie Raatz and Helen
Make spent the day in Fort Akin
son.
| Harry O'Brien and Edward Sem.
rich were State fair visitors Wednes.
day.
Mrs. Herman Ponath was called to
Clyman Friday by the serious illness
of her brother, Ernst Richardt
John Stafeil, Route 3, attended the
| State fair at Milwaukee Wednesday.
| Midshipman w. w. Webb of the u.
S. naval academy has been visiting
at his home here for the past two
weeks and his "furlough" still mas
two weeKs to run. He recently en-
joyed a foreign cruise, having been
in French ports while the army of
that country was mobilizing few
weeks ago.
Now, what shall do! This old boiler
! Is leaking like sieve and Patrick not
here to get a blessing? Oh know, I'll
go down and buy new one of The
Central Trading Company.-Adv.
The Misses Catherine Skinner,
Margaret Adele, Olive Achtenhagen
and Helen Sproesser left last Monday
for Milwaukee college, which opens
/ Wednesday.
| The following Watertown pupils
left last week for schools in other
cities, as follows: Milwaukee nor
nathalie Harte, Kathryn Moore
Clara Hertel, Eileen Stats, Lillian
Cook. Oshkosh normal-Alice Grue.
ger. Whitewater normal-Ray Meyer
Stout manual training school, Me
nominee-Edgar Schultz, Edward
Moldenhauer Beloit college-Louise
/ Stallman.
Twenty thousand bass fingerlings
and spawn was received here Wednes-
day from the State Fish hatchery a,
Madison and deposited above the dam
and in Silver creek.
/ w. F. Guertzmaker returned We'd
nesday from Madison, where he had
been to attend the platform conven
ton of the Republican party.
Rev E. j. Mathews and family left
Wednesday for Columbus, he having
been assigned by the NJ E. church
conference to the church in that city
No doubt Mr. Mathews and family
will visit Waterfowl occasionally, fol
they have host of friends here who
l1egret seeing them leave the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Mullen OF
Watertown We're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. McCollow Sunday.-Juneau
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