The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-08-04

Thomas Brooks was a business visitor
in the cream city Thursday.
Miss Ella SchOechert has returned from
Milwaukee after visit Of two weeks
with friends in that city.
Ernst Jaeger was in Milwaukee on
Thursday.
| Mrs. Arthur Sieloff of Juneau visit
ed her sister, Mrs Hugo Laabs, Tues
day.
Jack Brennan of Columbus was Wis
itOr here last week.
Bonnie Krahn is here from Wood
stock, Ill. to visit his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Zimdars of Con-
cord were in town Thursday.
Attorney Gustav Buchheit attended to
legal business at Jefferson Friday.
Miss Genevieve Shurtleff of GAINESVILLE
is visiting at the home of Henry Null
berger.
Mrs. Albert LANCE and children of
Milwaukee are guests at the. home of j.
C. Cruel.
Max Wegemann transacted business
in Milwaukee Wednesday and Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Tanck and Mr.. and
Mrs. August Tanck were in jefferson
Thursday.
Wanted; 100 nice young ladies', to
| buy their shoes of The Central Trad
ing Co.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs William Riebe left Fri
day for Milwaukee where they will make
their future home
P. Riley attended the Moose conven-
tiOn in Milwaukee last week He is a
member OF Cream City Lodge No. 1856.
Frank Diekoff of Fond du Lac circu-
lated among friends here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Radtke and chill
dren of BaraboO visited in this city Sat-
urday and Sunday. They making the
trip by auto.
Charles Pettibone of Waupum circu-
lated among friends here Saturday and
paid the Leader office visit. Mr.. Pet
tiebone was former proprietor of
the Leader office.
Mrs. Herman Stueber of the town of
Oak Grove and Mrs. Emma Hilgendorf
of Watertown returned Thursday from
BEDFORD, Iowa where they attended the
funeral of their uncle, Jacob Metz.
C. j. Wenck has moved his insurance
Office from the Bank of WATERFOWL
! building corner Of Main and First street
into the Salick building on the South
side of Main street next to the bridge.
Ex-Alderman Herman Tetzlaff attend
ed conference of the Wisconsin-Mis-
souri, synod of the Lutheran church So
ciety in Milwaukee Thursday. The dele
gates were the trustees and those in
charge of the various institutions of the
synod.
The Misses Ruth Cruger and Helen
Schultz left Friday for Stoughton where
they will attend house party given by
Miss Mabel Paulson at Lake KegOnsa.
Miss Evora Shakshesky who is spending
the summer in Madison, will also attend
the party.
At the tenth annual session of the
State Association Of House Painters and
Decorators held in Milwaukee Tuesday
and Wednesday of last week, James B
Murphy and William Zimmerman OF
this city delivered an address which was
well received by all members present.
Mrs. Mathilda Hilliker, who has been
a resident Of this city several years will
move to Fort Atkinson in which city she
and her sister Miss Gladys will make
their home in the future. They will be
missed by many Watertown friends.
The Ladies Society of the Reformed
Church will give an ice cream social
on the church lawn; North Fifth and
Cole sts., from 2until 9 p. m. and also an
apron sale in the society room Thursday
August, s, 1914. Everybody is most cor
daily invited.
Prof. William F. Weimar, formerly
of Watertown; Dr. J. II. OFT, North
western university, Watertown; the
Rev. John Jenny and DR.. C. A. Faber
Milwaukee. held a reunion dinner
1 Tuesday night in the Republican