The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-04
City BriefIetS
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Edward McAdams of Chicago spent
Sunday here.
M. Davy of Madison was visitor
here on Sunday.
Edward Weber OF Milwaukee Wis
tied here Sunday.
Miss Ella Koske was visitor in
| Reseville Sunday.
Max Wegemaan was home from Mil
Waukee on Sunday.
DR.. Albert Buchheit of Chicago was
| a visitor here today.
Miss Clara Zastrow visited in Sum-
NIT Center Sunday.
A. Schuenke Of Milwaukee was q
visitor here Sunday.
Victor Heidemann of Waterloo wa:
a visitor here Sunday.
William Rick of Ixonia was visit
or in the city Sunday.
| Miss Irene Bernthol of Ixonia was
a weekend visitor here.
Skat at Fred Bittner's place
tonight.
Arnold Geschke of Milwaukee visit,
ed relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Esther Kleinmann of Reese
vile was in the city today.
Fred Rausch was a cream city Wis.
itOr on Saturday and Sunday.
| Frank McHugh of Shields transacted
business in Juneau Saturday.
P. J. Gerharts of Milwaukee spent
the week end with friends here.
| Irving Hornickle of Fort Atkinson
took in the ball game here Sunday
| All trimmed hats are selling at g
great reduction. Miss M. Roller. 13t
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bender were
visitors in Oconomowoc on Sunday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Borchardt, route Z on Friday
| Claude Fischer and Ray Woelffer OF
Johnson Creek were in the city Sun
day
| Miss Gertrude Kohl of Milwaukee
spent Sunday at the home of her par
ents here.
Smoke Ginger, sc cigar. 1S-t1
| Charles Higgins and bride of La
Crosse were the guests of relatives
here today.
| Joseph and Karl LANCE were here
from Johnson Creek to spend Sunday
with their parents.
Mrs Eugene Roberts, 1913 Tenth
street, was taken sick while on visit
with friends in Beloit.
| The Willing Workers of the Mora
Wan church met at the home of DorO
thy Sydow Friday evening.
| The Misses Hulda and Marcells
Buntrock attended the Linger- Greb.
entrop wedding at Mayville Sunday.
| Buy fruits, ice cream, candies, soft
drinks, cigars and cigarettes at B
Papas' place, Fifth and Main streets
| The local gas plant at Fox Lake has
been closed down. Electricity has
taken its place for lighting purposes
| Chief of Pohcee Schuettler and wife
of Chicago were guests on Saturday al
the home of the lattar's brother, Henry
Flint
! Henry A. Korn returned to Milwau-
kee Sunday after weeks visit at the
home of his mother in Elizabeth
street.
Mrs. Albert Koser returned to her
! home in Menasha today after spending
the past few days at the home of F
]. KOser.
Ben Kruger was home from Wau-
kesha Sunday for a visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Krue-
ger, North Fourth street
Members of Log Camp No. 401, Mod
ern Woodmen CT America attended
| memorial services in st. Paul's Epis-
cOpal church on Sunday morning in a
| body.
Smoke Ginger. sc cigar. l8-ti
Mr.. and Mrs. P Reason wish to
| thank the teachers and pupils of Web
| ster school for their kind remem-
brance of their daughter, Vivian, on
Memorial day
Fred Block, Hilmer Sonnemann
Frank Newbauer and John Kessier
were at Juneau Saturday receiving
instructions as to the work of the reg
iStratiOn boards.
j. G. BRANDED, clerk of the courts,
John A. WEIGH, county clerk, and Will
liam SeitZ of Jefferson were among
the fans who witnessed the Water
| town Whitewater game here Sunday
A barn dance will be given on the
farm of Arthur Beerbaum, town of
Shields, formerly the Jerden farm, on
Friday evening, June 8. Lunch and re-
freshments will be served Pat Neitz-
els orchestra will play, which insures
the best of music
~C(JRRENT JTMPERS0