The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-11-26
Miss Helen Schultz is visiting i


Joseph Fernholz of Jefferson spent
Friday in the city.
Joseph Schoechel of Milwaukee was
a visitor here Friday.
Mrs. William Dobbratz of Lake Mills
was caller in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Fischer of Lake
Mills were visitors here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Dobbratz of
Helenville called on friends here to-
day.
Mrs Charles Fischer has returned
from a visit with relatives in Lake
Mills
William Thauer and George Ebert
were home from Camp Grant over
Sunday
DR.. J. G. Rack OF Princeton attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Mary Maldaner
here Saturday.
Assistant U. S. District Attorney
Arthur Mulberger was home from La
Crosse over Sunday.
Cinch party at st. Henry's
hall Tuesday night, November
- at S:15 O'clock. 1t
Albert Korth and family have re-
| moved from near Jefferson to a farm
in route 6, Watertown.
Herros All Stars will mix things
with the Baumann Handy Kids at the
| West Side alleys tonight
Mrs. n P. Valerius has returned to
| Chicago after a visit with her mother,
Mrs. Mathilda Mulberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN Grahlman and
| Miss Anna Grahlman of Johnson
| Creek spent Sunday in the city
Charles Kohn of Madison was a
Sunday visitor here. His wife has been
a guest of relatives several days.
0. F. Roessler of Jefferson, agent
| for the state board of control, was in
the city today on his way to Reese
vile.
|
| social at Turner Opera house Friday
evening, November 80. Music by the
| Weber, tube orchestra
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Halliger OF
Tomah were week end visitors at the
home of Mrs. j. Halliger, North Third
| street.
Protect your radiator from damage
| by freezing-buy Peerless Anti Freeze
Johnson's Free Proof or denatured
alcohol at the Ford Garage. 23-3t
Mesdames William Nickels, Charles
Block, Albert Guetzlaff and John
Block were visitors in Lake Mills to-
day
Photographs for Christmas = the
very thing. The inexpensive solution
Of the Christmas problem. Get them
at Meyers Studio, Third street
Edward Bartlett was home from
Whitewater over Sunday. He has
started work on his storm sewer con-
tract in the First ward here.
A dance will be given in Cleveland
hall, Redwood, on Friday evening
November 80. Music will be furnished
by Miller's orchestra Of Watertown.
Matte Smith of Escanaba was q
guest Sunday at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. Edward F. Wieman. He also
visited at Jefferson and Madison
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Kaddatz enter
tanned at their home in North Fifth
street Sunday at family reunion. II
was also the occasion of Mr.. Kaddatz
birth anniversary.
The Corby club will give a cinch
and bridge party in K. G. hall Wednes-
day evening, Novem %, at o'clock
for the benefit of the Knights of Col
umbus recreation fund. The public is
invited to participate. 1921
We rather think the monk who did
the prophesying about present events
two hundred years ago had vivid
imagination and an object in view and
lives in the twentieth century. OF
course no one pays any attention tc
such representations
Fresh select northern cab.
bage. Several tons to pick from.
Pick the size you like for your
winter supply. Get them now at
the Waukesha hotel. Telephone
200. Chas. SchnOrenberg. ct
George Shinnick of Jackson, Miss
is spending few days vacation in Wa
tertOwn. Mr.. Shinnick has charge Of
a large ranch near that city, which is
owned by Milwaukee investors. George
says he likes the south pretty well but
; thinks there is no place like Wiscon-
! sin.