The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-12-27


were In Fond du Lac over Christmas.
| Miss Katherine, Skinner is home
/ from Downer college for the holidays.
| Ben Ruprecht is home to spend the
holidays with relatives.
Sheriff elect Edward Hayhurst has
named George Mason his deputy In
Fort Atkinson.
David Schwieger is here to spend
| the holidays. Dave is now with Mar
shall-Fieid, Chicago.
J. E. Stein Of the Gas & Electric Co.,
| is in Chicago spending the holidays
with his wife on 2817 Wilcox avenue
Adolph Stiemke is home from the
Lutheran seminary in st. Louis 10
spend the holidays with his mother.
Mrs. John Bender of Jefferson spent
few days last week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Carl Otto.
Harold J. Cruger and Raymond
Gehrke are home from Peoria, Illinois,
for their holiday vacation.
Raymond HUH is home from the
Lutheran seminary at Wauwatosa 10
spend the holidays with his parents.
Paul Conway is home for the holi-
days from the University of Wiscon
sin.
Mr. Heckler, of the Updike Grain
Co, Milwaukee, spent Christmas az
he home of Mrs. Eickmann.
Edward Broennimann of New York
pent Christmas at the heme Of his
mother, Mrs. Louis Mollart.
Miss Lucille Liebermann is home
ON Madison to spend the holidays
With her parents.
Harold Schumann is home for the
lolidays from Madison. Harold Is
aking the commerce course.
Fred Keck, Jr., is home from the
University of Illinois to spend the
.oIidays with his parents.
The Bramer orchestra will play a.
ne 1892 Club dance in Columbus,
Thursday evening, Dec. %. The "old
iances" will be danced.
Judge Woodland held a regular term
,f probate court in Juneau last week.
he o. L. Weaver case of Beaver Dam
yas settled.
Ray MacKay is home with his par
,nts to spend a few days. Ray works
1ut of Chicago on the C. M. & St. P.
railway.
Miss Louise Stallmann is home with
er parents from the University o.
Wisconsin. She will return after the
christmas recess.
The Misses Havlichek and Treixler,
the Colonial Beauty ParlOrs, Wis
ed relatives and friends in Milwau
ee over Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs A. o. Pfaffenbach are
pending the holidays at the home OF
IRIS. Pfaffenbach's parents in Rice
lille, Iowa.
Will Eickmann was home to spend
Christmas with his mother. Will is
18th the Updike Grain Co. in Milwau-
zee.
DUSTY" Eickmann, now cashier OF
| he Gregory National bank, Gregory
| ). D., was home to spend Christmas
| With his mother.
Francis Moore, son of the postmas-
er, is home to spend the holidays
francis is taking the pre-medic course
It Madison.
Harry HUH, son of Professor HUH
| II Northwestern college, is here to
pend a few days. Harry is attend
ug a school of pharmacy in PhiIa
lelphia, Pa.
Owain Hughes, cement inspector for
ne C. NJ & St P railway, was home
spend Christmas with his parents
| n Washington street.
Irwin Gamm is home from Seattle,
Washington, to spend the holidays
| 18th his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Gamm, North Washington street.
| Last week w wednesday, MISS L
9nce Hathaway became the bride o.
! Clarence LEM. They were married in
| he home of the brides parents, Mir.
md Mrs c. A. Hathaway, and the Rev.
| Y. Carter Daniel officiated.
Last Thursday the students at the
| University of Wisconsin were excused
for the Christmas recess which close
| January 9th.
Miss Ida Goeldner is in Chicago,
pending the seasons holidays with
elatives and friends. She will be
| Jack on duty after the first of the
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Alwardt of
| Plymouth spent Sunday and Christ
mas in this city Mr.. Alwardt return
ed home Tuesday and Mrs. Alwardt
will remain over the holidays.
Tom Williams, former reporter on
THE LEADER, was home to spend Xmas
With his mother and sister. Tom
.ince leaving THE LEADER. has identi-
led himself with the T. NJ E. R. & L.
Co. in Milwaukee where he is employ
ted in the office.
Margaret Adele reports that her
brother William, and his wife, are
unspeakably happy since little