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

Mrs. S. e. Jones has returned from
a visit with friends in Juneau.
Richard Pouchert and family en-
5oged al auto trip to. Milwaukee on
Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff Charles A Vaughan
transacted business in Madison on
Monday.
Alex Archie of the Waterloo Enter
prise, was caller in Waterfront on
Saturday
John zoelle was in Milwaukee Sat
urday in the interest OF the Standard
Bush Co
There will be services in Trinity
Lutheran church on Good Friday Ar
I'll 6, at 7:45 p. m.
George Pieh and Albert Guetzlaff Of
Madison we're visitors at the home o.
Ed"ard Graz on Saturday.
Mrs. john 3. Schmidt il confined
10 Ger home as the result Of st"oke
o. paralysis suffered On Monday
Edward J Brand. is enrogte for the
east. nc viii meet rep. : .entatiye- o.
his company at Washington New York
and Boston.
Miss Gertrude Kohl has accepted
position as saIeslady in Espenhain' :
store, Milwaukee, and has commenced
her duties.
Mrs. w. I. Goeldner has returned TO
her home in Milwaukee after spend
ing the past week at the home Of MRS
Anna Goeldner.
FOR SAFE sprinkIing wagon. n
good condition Inquire Of John.
Byrne, 813 South Second street. Wa
tcrtown. Wis. Pit
Mrs. William Tanck OF Lowell Wis
lied with friends here on Thursday.
Henry Fisher Of Jefferson was d
Sunday visitor here.
August Tanck was a business visitor
in Waukesha on Saturday, spending
sunday in Chicago at the home of his
daughter Mrs. Jack Huling.
Congressman NJ f. Burke 0.
BeaFer Dam under went an operation
for a serious ailment ii ST. Agnes hos
pitaI in Fond du Lac last week:
FOR SALE: Eggs for hatching from
bred to lay Silver Laced Wyan-
cores. g ID 50 per setting. Walter
Zick, 703 Cady street, Watertown, Wis.
The choir of st. Paul's church will
present stainer's beautiful cantata,
sTae Cruciftxion," this evening. The
choir will be assisted by other local
musical talent
MONEY TO LOAN-Have a client
Who has $4,000 to loan on good secu-
rity Inquire of L a. Knick, III
Third street, WatertOWn, Wis. 28-3t
The Ladies society of the German
Reformed church will hold a meeting
IN the church parlors Thursday af
te noon, and the Young Peoples So
cicty will meet in the evening at 1880.
The Rev Emil Matschulat, for the
past two years pastor of the German
Baptist church, has resigned the pas
io1ate Of the church to remove TO De
troit Ill health is given as the cause
r." the change.
Buy your SEED CORN now. You
won't be able to get any HOME
GROWN CORN later. Don't blame Us
ten, we're telling you in time. Mel
@er's Seed Store.
March c-.:ra - like o lamb but the
first of April developed a regular
+l,,
~, o. 80 old Tradition that if that
month comes in like lamb it will 90
O. a.N@ tc-.
The Minneapolis Journal cites hi
tory in this fashion: "Constantinople
lae ree.t d. since the year 1853. wher,
the prohibition followers of Mohamm
eu 90, possession OF it and massacred
zoe 5000 on-prohibitionists.'
The fourth semi-annual sale Of the
rnte9-Coiuty Holstein association is
to be held at Watertown Thursdas
April 5th. Eighty head will be sold
and the quality of the animals is
fully up to the standard set by pre-
vious sales.
German Reformed church, Rev.
er71Je pGstec-GOod Friday April 6,
preparations for communion and ser
ices a 72G D. m. Easter Sunday
April s. Sunday school at 9 a. M, Eas-
ter collection for Home Mission. Eas-
ter services at 10 a. m. Easter offer
ing for Home Mission. Communion,
II a. M. and Easter entertainment pro
r-rsrn. given by the Sunday school. al
7:30 p. M.