The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-08-10

Eighth street Miss Florence Sim
dars accompanied them.
Mrs Margaret May spent Thursday
in Jefferson.
Fl. j. Schaub is spending the week
end in Madison
Sheriff E. T. Hayhurst was up from
Jefferson today.
Mig" Preusse was a caller in JEFF
ferson this morning.
Edward Punze1 of Fort Atkinson is
in the city on business.
Mrs. Charles Wittchow was a call
err in Portage Wednesday.
Miss Hattie LANCE is visiting friends
and relatives in Dousman.
Miss Linda Kruger has returned
from visit in Lake Mills
Miss Mary Water of Reeseville was
caller in town Thursday.
Miss Grace Perry is visiting relatives
and friends in Oconomowoc.
Mrs. Herman ~Schnitger, route a,
visited friends in town today.
You can have the union label on
your printing at the News Office.
Mrs. Leonard Zastrow of Summit
Center was a caller here Thursday.
Miss Della Schuenke has returned
from a visit with friends in Sun
Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Mullen and
daughter are guests of relatives in
Juneau.
Mrs. Roy Evans and children and
Mrs. Ramthun of Fox Lake are visit
ing friends here.
James Nellins of Minneapolis is
enjoying his annual vacation at his
mothers home here
Miss Martha Schuenke will leave for
La Crosse Saturday for a visit with
relatives and friends.
Charles Pierce of Chicago, an old
Watertown boy, was in the city
Thursday on business.
| Mrs. William Priebusch and daugh-
ter Hilda Of Reeseville were Water
town visitors Thursday
A special meeting of the Watertown
| fire department has been called for
Tuesday evening, August Ia.
Miss Esther Schumacher has re-
turned from vacation trip spent
with her parents in Holland. Mich.
Have your hemstitching and picoting
done at H. A. Beurhaus, manufacture
er of Wearwell waists, Watertown,
Wis. 1O-3t
| Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Doehr, who are
Visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Graf, motored to Milwaukee
today.
Sister Alagonda of Union City, Ind
is a guest at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Irving, in North
Church street.
The Misses Marie and Adelaide Link
are visiting relatives in Fond du Lac
Mrs Walter Bullock Of Milwaukee
is visiting her mother here.
The Misses Catherine Blair and
Margaret Adele were guests Thurs
day evening at the summer home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Acker at Lake Ne
mahbin
There will be a formal open
ing Of Frank Richter's cafe at
ia North Water street, Satur.
day. A fine luncheon will be
served all Corners. Good stabl-
ing for horses in cOmmOdiOus
yards.
William Nowack Of Miyong, Honan
China is spending his furlough here
with friends and relatives. He has
been missionary there for the past
eleven years. Before coming to Wa
tertoWn he spent short time in
Los Angeles, Cal
The NJ E. church at PipersvilIe has
been undergoing extensive renovations
without and within. The reopening
service will be held next Sunday
morning at o'clock, with a sermon
by DR.. Perry Millar Of GAINESVILLE, dis
trict superintendent Vocal solos will
be rendered by Mr. A G. Henning OF
| Chicago and Mrs. E. r. Lewis Of EIin-
neapolis. The occasion has been made
a "go to church Sunday" For Pipers-
vile, and it is expected that the early
service hour will find the house Of
worship crowded.