The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-28
Carrier boy wanted at News

Carrier boy wanted at News
office.
Miss Ida Stretch is visiting friends
in Pennington
Mrs c. R. Acker is visiting rela-
tives in Chicago
Miss Esther Stretch of Juneau is
visiting relatives here.
Bernhard Richter was "Cooney'
visitor Monday evening
Miss Florence Stanton of Clyman
was caller here Tuesday
William Gorder. Sr. was business
visitor in Milwaukee today.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Grabow were
Milwaukee visitors Monday.
Miss Mary Burke of Chicago is Wis
itor in the city for few days.
Mrs Emil Schuman and son Lester
are visiting relatives in Beloit.
The Beavers enjoyed a picnic at
Riverside park Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mary Norton has returned from
visit with relatives in GAINESVILLE
Misses Clara and Lizzie Kruger of
Columbus are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Emil Mueller and daughter Lii
liam of Milwaukee spent Monday here.
Miss Margaret Burns has returned
from a visit with relatives in DOusman.
An ice cream social will be held at
First NJ. e. church Thursday evening.
Miss Helen Schultz and Miss Mabel
Triplett motored to Milwaukee Mon
day.
Misses Lorna Voigt and Ruth and
Florence Archie spent Tuesday in
Milwaukee.
Justice of the Peace Ferdinand
Schmutzler was cream city visitor
on Tuesday.
The ususal band concert will be
given at the Armory grounds Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wandschneider
OF Fort Atkinson mOtored here Mon
day evening.
Clarence Mcclure of Camp Grant
spnt Sunday at the home of his father,
M. E. Mcclure.
Mrs. Irwin Gottschalk and Mr. and
Mrs. Gustav Hafemeister motored to
Columbus Tuesday.
Mrs. Ernst Ohm, Mrs. Alvina Ohm
and Miss Esther Ohm visited friends
in Fort Atkinson this afternoon.
Pat Neitzel's orchestra will furnish
music for dance at the Park hall at
Johnson Creek Thursday evening.
Wanted II years old or over
to learn the plumber trade. Inquire
at Otto Biefeld Co.'s place, WATERFOWL.
j. Stuart Blackton will be seen at
the Classic Friday night in "The World
For Sale" a Paramount production.
Joseph Donahue and James RYAN
left this morning on a motorcycle trip
to Camp Grant for a visit with friends
Cur President at His Post" picture
displayed in our window Special price
of only $1.75. Keck's Furniture Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hartwig of
Kingston are guests of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ebert
route s.
Get copy of that latest song,
Boys of Old Wisconsin," a beautiful
march song; 10 cents per copy at
Sommers. 26-2t
Rev. and Mrs. William Hartwig,
Misses Eleanor and Irene Ebert, Ber-
thold Ebert and Hubert Stark motor
ed to Silver Lake Tuesday
Miss Elizabeth Reuter- of New Ulm
Mimi. called on Miss Alma Ebert to-
day, enroute to Fort Atkinson where
she will teach in parochial school,
The offer of set of kitchen
ware free to every purchaser of
a Majestic this week is genuine.
1t is an Out-and-Out gift to ev-
cry Majestic Range buyer. The
kprice of the range remains the
same. ID. 4 F. KuseI Co.
Mrs. William Reber and daughter
Mildred of Detroit, Mich. are guests
at the home of William Wolff and will
remain for two weeks. Mrs Reber's
husband was at one time editor OF a
German language paper and the fami-
ly resided here several years before
their removal to the Michigan city.
Mr.. Reber is employed in government
work in Detroit and is prospecting.
BE r1iNe AN l'LL G,vE)