The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-01-23
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ceived an invitation to attend the wed
ding of his brother, William H. Stiehm
to Miss Hoene at Johnson Creek, Wis.
February 18th. The Nebraska mentor
will attend if possible"
Owners and drivers of teams have al
lowed theiI horses to stand on the streets
again recently in violation of the or
diDance relating thereto and a few Of
tenders have been cited before the Judge
| recently, where they were assessed the
usual fine and cost.
Another Of the popular Gibson dances
was held at the Park Hall on January %.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Bschel spent few
! days OF last week iii Juneau.
The village was well represented at the
Milwaukee Auto Show, among the at
tendants being the following: H. c. and
w. A. Christians, F. c. Mansfield, II.
Drews, j. Gahlmann, H. f. PrenzlOw,
Vim. Schneider, Frank Shekey, P. E.
Stiehm, G. Trachte, o. C. Wegner, w.
Zeitler.
Albert Vesper went to see the auto
show in Milwaukee, Wednesday, with
the intention Of becoming the owner of
an up-tO-date car.
Mrs. Henrichs OF Jefferson spent a
week with Fred Pitzner and family.
Bunker HILL" a former resident of
| this village, was a visitor here Friday.
j. Shannon and crew arrived Saturday
noon from Milwaukee and started the
installation of the artistic cluster lights
on Union street, the residents of which
can Justly feel proud of the improve
ment and credit is due those whose gen.
crosby have made them possible.
Miss Emma Anderson entertained at a
six o'clock dinner one evening last week
in honor Of Miss FouIkes whose birthday
anniversary occurred on that date.
Miss Esther Keeling was an over Sun
day visitor at GAINESVILLE
Mrs. W. H. Schallert entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Ed. Baker entertained a number
of friends at her home Thursday evening
at linen shower for Miss Hattie Hoene.
Gilbert Gren visited relatives in Mil
waukee from Thursday until Sunday.
Miss Alma Feldschneider of Watertown
was the guest of her friend, Miss Eliza
beth Stiehm, Friday.
Mrs. B. F. Hoyt entertained the Fri
day Afternoon club.
Mrs. Herman breeder gave miscel-
laneous shower Saturday evening fol
Miss Hattie HOene.
Nj. and Mrs. A. Mumm Of Fl. Atkinson
were over Sunday visitors with relatives.
Walter Grell Of Milwaukee spent Sun
day at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 81. ]. Grell.
Mrs. Ernest Peters of Watertown was
called here to care for her mother, Mrs.
o. SydOw, who is seriously ill.
Miss Gladys Mumm of Fit. Atkinson,
was the guest of Miss Ruby Shekey from
Thursday until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Mas of Concord are
visiting at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Otto SYdow and family.
Mrs. George Miller and daughter
Martha of Jefferson spent few days
with relatives here and vicinity
The Misses Irene Schneider, Frieda
PETIT, Hildegard Teich, Hattie Haas and
Minna Warnes spent Sunday with Miss
Mabel Schlesner.
Miss Irene Shekey was the guest Sat-
urday and Sunday of the Misses Isabel
Grell and Leona Warnes in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. C. Christians spent a
week with their son George and wife at
Chicago.
The "Stickers" met with Mrs. Ed.
Stiehm, Tuesday evening.
Miss Minna Warnes entertained the
Campfire girls, Tuesday evening
A. L. NARROW won first and Fred PITT
ner second prize at the Schafskopf
Tournament of the Johnson Creek. club.
Friday evening.
| Mrs. Peter Jax attended the funeral of
relative in Watertown, Saturday after
noon.
John Frank and family were over Sum
day visitors with relatives at Sullivan.
The supper given last week by the
ladies of the Catholic church was well
attended and thanks are herewith ex-
pressed TO all who contributed to Its
success-it netting profit of $212.26.
John Koehler of Watertown won the
photograph.
Miss Helen Ingersoll of Sullivan and
Miss Edna Mold OF jefferson spent the
fore part of last week at the Bischel
home.
Vim. Schoechert was called to Water
town Sunday by the serious illness of
his brother, who died Monday.
Prof Hooper, Miss Hazel Funk and
Margaret Bars attended the Teachers
Institute at Lake Mills Saturday. MIR.
Hooper was booked on the program and
(. delivered an address on Agriculture.