The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-04-11
CITY BriefIetS

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Louis Cordes spent the day in Mil
waukee.
The Woman's guild met with Mrs. S.
E. Holmes this afternoon.
Fred Block of Milwaukee visited at
the home of his parents Sunday.
The Elks enjoyed an informal Eas-
ter dancing party Monday evening.
Fred A. Bittner and William Wolf
were visitors in Juneau Tuesday.
A fine blooming cactus may now be
seen at the Denninger photo gallery.
Richard Burke Of Plymouth was
visitor here the forepart Of the week.
Miss Verna Spohn gave bridge"
party at her home Tuesday evening.
H. Engel and family have returned
to this city from Rio and will reside
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph zabler are par
ents OF a girl baby born to them on
Monday
Herman ]. Tessendorf, Wells Fargo
& 60. agent, was week end visitor in
Milwaukee.
Miss Bernadette Hahn of Omro
spent the Easter vacation with rela-
tives here.
Miss Mabel Mansfield of Milwaukee
spent Sunday with her parents, in
Fifth street.
officers of the United Commercial
Travellers were installed on Saturday
evening by A. F. Baumann.
A large stock of apple trees ready
for planting. Whelan Bros Water
town Nursery. lift
Mr. and Mrs Emil Dohr of Madison
were over Sunday visitors at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Graf.
Miss Eileen Stats was home from
Milwaukee over Easter She was ac-
companied by Miss Winnie Bremen.
Mrs. otto King of Navajo, Montana
has been the guest of William King,
802 Eighth street the past few days.
FOR SALE: Eggs for Matching from
bred to lay" Silver Laced Wyan-
dottes 81 to So per setting Walter
lick, 7O3 Cady street, Watertown, Wis.
Elias Keliermann Of Glenwood,
MINI, q former WatertoWn boy, is
son 7'u" few days with relatives in
this section.
and Mrs. Hugo Zillmer left Sat
urday for a two weeks visit at the
home Of the latters parents in Grand
Wis
ene.ft dance arranged by the
so ng ladies of Clyman will be given
Thursday evening, April Il in Bun
nell's haH The proceeds will go to
the Clyman fire department
The annual banquet of the Corby
club was held on Monday evening
Ms George Mullen gave a reading,
"rhe Iitt1est Rebel" which proved a
pleasing feature OF the evening.
Eo loan Have q client
who has $4,000 to loan on good secu-
rity. Inquire of L. "A Knick, 1T
Third street, Watertown, Wis 2S-3t
The restaurant formerly conducted
in Fourth street by Mrs Gossfeld has
been removed to the Gorder building
iii Main street, formerly occupied by
the Star Lunch.
Feed r. Downing of Madison, state
II speo+o@ q WEIGHTS and measures,
was in the city Friday on business
izitor az the home Of his
father Harry A. Downing.
AE.N BED. For that rich, thick,
velvety, turf that you so much admired
in most OF the lawns in town, SOW
7sI- ZEP'G LAWN MIXTURE and get
THE same results. Melzer's Seed
tore
spear has returned to Wa
IL oan ron Appleton where he spent
the winter He viii remain here all
rmmer and says he is glad to return
the old town where he is always
welcome.
WheIan Bros. Nursery car
ries general line of stock. Small
fruits, shrubs, plants, large
stock Of apple trees. 1880 0cOn-
CmOW0c avenue. Phone 231X.
II Norton, special agent of Amer
lea Insurance company of Rockford.
III G. w. Grossenbach and R. E. Rep
hnger of the Milwaukee Mechanics In
suTance Co. Milwaukee; Mrs. L. NJ
Gerber, Mrs. William Davis, Milwau-
kee; Mrs. Charles Walter Sr., Mrs
Fred Gerber of Oconomowoc; attend
ed the funeral of Charles j. Wenck
last week