The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-01-10
City BriefletS

tor Oh Monday
Why net buy good range of The
Central Trading Co Adv
w ]. Robichaud is in Milwaukee
attending the auto show.
r. NJ. Hahn of Milwaukee was {
Sunday visitor in Watertown.
Miss Henrietta Schlueter visited
with relatives in Juneau last week.
Edward Hertel has resumed his
studies at ST Francis seminary.
Charles H. Harte is in Green Bay or
business. He will return on Saturday
Miss Helen Reilly spent the week
end with her sister Helen in Racine
An adjourned meeting of the board
of Education will be held this evening
Modern heated fat for rent Cen
tralIy located Inquire at this office
3-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Gahlmann at
tended the auto show in Milwaukee on
Sunday.
John Muth attended a meeting of the
Soldiers Relief Commission at Juneau
on Thursday.
Mrs George A. Richards was host
ess at a dinner given Friday for Miss
Rausch of Rio
Mr. and Mrs w Hartwig attended
the funeral of a relative in White
water on Monday.
Mrs c. A Byrnes was called to
Necuah by the death of her brother-in-
law, james Austin.
The Rev. and Mrs. Paul Bergman
Of Fond du Lac have been visitors at
the home of r. p Koenig.
The Mayflower sewing circle will
be entertained Thursday afternoon al
the home Of Mrs. Albert Bonner.
Mr. and Mrs William Schumann, 301
Emerald street are the parents of d
boy baby born to them last week.
Mrs Edward May and son of Pitts
burg are guests at the home of her
mother Mrs Mathilda Mulberger.
Miss Anna Lott and Mrs Elme
Bender attended the funeral OF a rel
alive in Milwaukee on Saturday.
Prof. Fred Kuetke, the new teacher
at the Emmanuel Lutheran school has
arrived here from Logansville and
assumed his duties.
Mrs. Alvin Ackermann who with hel
children have been guests at the home
OF II Tetzlaff, has returned to he
home in Plymouth.
The annual ball of the Waterfowl
Plattdeutscher verein will be held al
the Turner Saturday evening January
20 The Weber-Stube orchestra will
play.
When Baby was sick we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children. she gave them Castorie
George 7. Green attended the ann
ual meeting and banquet of the Swift
Packing Co statesmen in Chicago Fri
day
Miss Elsa Wiggenhorn has resumed
her duties as librarian at Fort Gary
Ind after a visit with her parent,
here
Mrs. Walter Kramer of Rockford and
Carl Schroeder of Minneapolis attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Herman Ebert
Sunday,
We may not be able to show you how
to nate money; But we can tell yor
10 to save some if you will let Us
The Central Trading Co. Adv
The Fort Atkinson soldier boys now
at the Mexican border are expected
home next Tuesday and a big recep-
ton is being planned for them
Mr.. and Mrs William Breckenridge
of Milwaukee were callers in the city
on Saturday on their way to Portage
to attend the funeral of friend.
The many friends of Edward H
Graeszel will be pleased to learn thai
he Is recovering from a recent attach
of paralysis and is able to be out o.
doors again.
Mr. and Mrs o. c. Wertheimer, Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Meyer, Mr. and Mrs
Edward Schultz, W. E. Brandt, George
: Koenig, and the Misses Margare
Koenig and Irene Schatz attended The
auto show in Milwaukee on Sunday
EMP0RTANT.-If you think of buy
ing an automobile either now or later
send postcard request for positively
the biggest money saving offer
Whether you believe it or not you viii
gain by so doing. Address H. B.. care
Leader, WATERFOWL, Wis. 10-1
Those from out of town who attend
ed the funeral of William Korn were
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Korn, Chicago
Mrs. Louise Korn, Mrs. William
Krause, Milwaukee; Mrs. William
LANCE, Miss Bertha Schubring, Mis-
Amanda Schubring, Kaukauna; Mrs
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