The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-08-22
City BriefIetS
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town Tuesday.
Miss Anna Novotny is visiting rela-
tives in Milwaukee.
Miss Esther Yake has returned from
a visit in Dausman.
Verne Zickert left Tuesday morning
for Bagget, Canada.
Miss Alice Quade of Waterloo was a
visitor here Monday.
G. Felten of Jefferson was a caller
here Monday evening.
Carrier boy wanted at the News
office.
Miss Florence Henning of Pipers
Vile spent Tuesday here.
Winfield Smith Of Omro is visiting
friends and relatives here.
Miss Laura Mulick is visiting friends
and relatives in Columbus.
K. Brunberg is spending a few days
on business in Waukesha.
Miss Marion Anderson of Milwaukee
was a visitor here Tuesday.
Charles Arthur of GAINESVILLE was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Sophia Knettig of Waterloo
was a caller in town Tuesday.
Walter Schofield of Milwaukee was
business visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Alice Block of Johnson Creek
spent Sunday at her home here.
Irwin Zuehlke of Escanaba, Mich.
visited here few days this week
George and Reinhold Felten of JEFF
ferson were visitors here Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida Perry and Mrs. Winfield
Smith visited in Pipersville today.
FOR RENT-Flat at PIT West Main
street. Inquire of Thomas Brooks
Miss Anna Sinner has returned tC
her home in Racine after a short visit
: here.
Misses Edna Setz and Esther Dieter
of Waterloo were visitors here Tues
= day.
a visit of three weeks at Grand Rap
I ids.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Koser and Mrs
}, Burchardt motored to Milwaukee Mon
S day
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Koenig have re
turned from a trip to Chicago and Mil
:. waukee.
: R. F. KnowIton and William Kun
v senbeck transacted business in LAX
J. Mills today.
u Mrs. George Stark and children Q
Chicago are spending a week with rel
y atives here.
q Miss Dorothy HUH has returne
: from a three weeks vacation spent
# Green Bay.
OuUueTTne mUUOreu TO Dew
T. Lake Tuesday.
d Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heide are tn
it proud parents of girl baby born t
j. them Tuesday.
Fresh crabs and shrimps re
:, ceived daily at Mig Preusse's
- Third street. got
,e Fred Kaercher, Frank McAdams an
l. M. S. Newton were visitors at Cam
Douglas Sunday.
Miss Lydia Stark has returned fro1
a two weeks visit at the home of rels
tives in Hustisford.
The Misses Loretta Kiefer and Ma
mic Burns are spending two week
st vacation in Milwaukee.
& Apprentice wanted. Good wa
n ges to start with. Apply at New
IS office, WatertOwn, Wis.
- Mrs. M ]. Burke and daughter Mis-
- Mary, will leave Thursday for Chica
= go where they will reside.
e Misses Myrtle and Ruth Robert
S spent Tuesday at the home of Mr. an
y Mrs. Charles Burdick, route 3.
9 R. H. Brennecke, Miss Margare
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: motored to Kilbourn Tuesday.
c Mrs. R. M. Hahn and Mrs. Mae John
, son of Milwaukee spent the day in thi
t city visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Catherine Corcoran of Madiso
has been the guest of her daughter
Mrs. John Berigan, several days.
Misses Norma Manske, Margare
Martch, Clara Zastrow and Lillia
n Koenig were Jefferson visitors Tues
day evening
F. Jones, A. Winkler, j. Cairns, A
. Amadon, B. Mas, j. Dillon, J. Scho
and A. Weigel attended a dance at Je1
. ferson Tuesday evening.
l. Joseph Schmedel and William Ill
e gen, who have been employed here tn
v past two months, have returned t
their home in Milwaukee.
Edward Bruegger of Williston, N. D
arrived here Tuesday evening and i
visiting at the home of his mother, Mrs
/ N. Bruegger, in Cady street
: Young men wanted. Must b.
over II years of age. Stead
employment. Good wages. Ap
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