The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-15
! City BriefetS

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Arthur Mallow was a Clyman visitor
Thursday.
Miss Esther Sekora of Waterloo was
in town Thursday.
Miss Irene Bernthal of Hubbleton
visited here Thursday.
Henry Mulberger transacted bust
ness in Madison today.
Walter Schugohn of Fond du Lac
was in the city today.
Miss Hida Priebusch of Reeseville
I was a visitor here today.
Erwin Bittner transacted business
in Milwaukee Thursday.
Alfred Schweppe of Madison is Wis
iting here for a few days.
Arnold Wegemann of Harvey, ILL., is
spending his vacation here.
The Rev. Fred Morone of Redwood
was visitor in the city today.
Postoffice Inspector c. N. Moore of
Chicago is visitor with friends here
today.
There will be an open air concert by
the City band in the city park this
evenig.
Miss Stella Murphy left today for
Darlington, where she will spend her
vacation.
Raymond Humphrey of Racine col
1ege, Racine, is spending his vacation
at his home here.
Miss Stella, 1Kerschensteiner of JEFF
ferson has been the guest of friends
here the past few days.
Mrs. R. ]. Foye of Madison is spend
ing the week end at the home of her
sister, Mrs. John F. Berigan.
Miss Grace Laskey, who has been
attending school at Columbus, return
ed home Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Klaffke, formerly
of Watertown but now residing in
Milwaukee, spent the day here.
A street pavement dance will be
given in Oconomowoc on Saturday ev-
ening. The Military band will play.
Sigmund Hoffman, of Jefferson is
in the city and will direct the band
concert in the city park this evening.
The program given by the pupils OF
ST. Demands school at Turner Opera
house tonight will begin promptly at
s o'clock
When hungry, a hamburger sand
witch, cup of coffee and piece of ba-
mana pie, 20 cents Satisfy Charles
Hero, Main Street lunch counter.
John Hughes, catcher for the Water
town baseball team is all Swelled up
on account of the arrival of brand
new daughter at his home in Milwau-
kee.
Reserved seats for St. Bernards
school entertainment at Turner Opera
house this evening may be had at
sBittner & Tetzlaff's drug store. Price
25 cents.
The Rev. and Mrs. H H Eberts of
Milwaukee have been visitors here
the past few days, and attended the
grauating exercises at Northwestern
college this morning
The local poultrymen will enjoy an
outing at the Sauerkraut club cot
tages on next Sunday, June II. Speak
ers of prominence will be present
Dinner and luncheon will be served.
A barn dance will be given at the
Art Beerbaum farm, six miles west OF
Watertown and one mile north, on
Sunday, June II. Pat NeizePs orches-
ira will play.
Martin CHASER, Otto Medenwald, JOS
eph Kobs. Edward Kollander, E. Dro-
waske, Benno Kupper and Alfred
Schweppe of Wauwatosa attended the
graduating exercises at Northwestern
college this morning.
Mrs. William McKelvie and Mrs M
Elliot of Waterloo, Iowa are guests
at the home of Mrs Alma Krebs, Main
street Mrs. McKelvie and Mrs. Elliot
were former residents of this city
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F
Krebs.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Breuning, Mrs B
Wilske, Miss Emma Krause, Columbus
Miss Mabel Geise, Fall River, and
Mrs W. j. Maegli of North Milwaukee
attended the high school graduation
exercises Wednesday evening While
here they were guests at the home OF
William Kilian, Sixth street, whose
daughter, Marietta, graduated. She
attended school at Columbus and fin
ished the eighth grade in North Mil
waukee and spent two senior years in
the Fall River high school,