The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-04
City BriefetS

Drink Red Wing pure apple cider
for your health. 15tf
Mrs Anna Goeldner spent the day
in Waterloo.
Order your storm sash early
Jaeger-liayer Co. 23tt
William Robb of Waterloo visited
relatives here today.
Oscar Witt of Reeseville was a
caller here Saturday.
Harry Neumann of Ashippun was q
visitor here Saturday.
Joseph Biers of Sun Prairie was g
week end visitor here
Miss May Humphrey of Milwaukee is
visiting her parents here.
Fred Block left today for Milwaukee
where he will be employed.
August Huttner will transact bust
ness in Milwaukee ON Tuesday.
Raymond Usher and Floyd Fuller
were Milwaukee visitors Friday.
A. J. O'Brien & Sons will ship live
stock on Wednesday, November 6.
Wallace Buffmeier and Albert Solli
day motored to Delavan Saturday.
Miss Ellen Martch of Milwaukee,
spent Sunday with her parents here.
Miss Lucille Dornfeld left for Bea
yer Dam today where she will be EN-
ployed.
Elmer F'roemming and Harold
Reese of Lake Mills were Sunday Wis
itOrs here.
Chrysanthemum plants or cut chry
santhemums for sale at 204 NORTH
Sixth street. 25-4
Remember the reOpening of dane
ing school and social at Turner Opera
house Friday evening. AZ
Herbert Wolfram and Alvin Wege
mann were home from Madison tt
spend Sunday.
The county board of supervisor:
will meet in annual session next Tues
day, November r.
G.. W. hurry and A. ]. Macdonald
| Of Milwaukee spent Sunday will
| friends in Watertown.
Miss Alice Block of Johnson Creel
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r
F. Block the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Schumacher ant
son Robert of Milwaukee visited rela
tives here the week end
Walter Kruger, dental student a
Marquette university Milwaukee, wa
a week end visitor here
! Harry Amadon, attending the stat
university in the S. A. T. c., was hom
a few hours on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Segert of Juneau
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ott
| Biefeld, ST., over Sunday
Mrs. John Grahlman and daughte
Irene of Johnson Creek were visitor
at the home of H. A Bublitz, Friday
Dora KusePs grocery stOr'
will close at $3.50 every evening
Except Saturday until furthe
notice. 1
The Womans guild of ST. Paul
Episcopal church will meet with Mrs
William A. Beurhaus Wednesday at
ternoon.
The Rev. Arthur Schwartz of tn
Moravian church delivered a sermo
Sunday at Waldheim sanitarium, nea
Oconomowoc
Miss Olive Dornfeld returned t
Waukesha this morning where she
employed after visiting her parent
here the week end.
Five hundred fancy dresse'
ducks wanted by Thursday, No
vember Z, at Chas. Kerr's, %
West Main street. 1-3
Mr. and Mrs Edward BoIger an
Edward and Marion Bolger of Water
loo were visitors at the home of MI
and Mrs. M. H. Bolger Friday.
The captains of the bowling team
of the proposed city league will hol
a meeting this evening at Lange's a.
1 leys. All captains are requested to b
present.
| E. G. Meilahn has returned fro1
Hot Springs, Ark, where he was ur
dergoing treatment, and is much i'm
lproved in health.
| l.. A. Knick's insurance OF
fee, and John A. Knick's tailO
shop removed from III Thir
street to PIG Third street. 23-G
William McGraw of Escanab;
Mich. is a visitor at his old HON
here. His mother has been receivin
treatment at ST. Mary's hospital fo
several weeks.
Tuesday afternoon the Red eros
work rooms at the high school builG
ing will be open for work again A
| who ran pOSSih1v cono ORC urUod I