The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-04-26
City BriefIetS

H Gillekron of Oconomowoc was a
caller here Thursday.
Mrs. Percy Stueber of Juneau was a
visitor here Thursday.
Mrs. Ida Ball of Milwaukee was a
visitor here Thursday.
A. J. O'Brien & Sons will ship live
stock Wednesday. May 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Justmann are
parents of girl baby born Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Tape of
Marshall were visitors here Wednes-
day.
John Reuhl and Ernest Knaak were
business visitors in Jefferson We'd
nesday.
Don't forget Paul Thom's May party
at Turner Opera house Friday even
ing, May 3. 22-3t
Fred Madison, Arnold Habek and
Walter Flath of OcOnomowoc were
callers here Wednesday.
We will again have a special
Saturday sale of roses, all col
Ors, at so cents a dozen. Stuebe
Floral Co.
Mrs. John Huling and Miss Elsie
Eichmann of Chicago attended the
funeral of Mrs. Lizette Otto on We'd
nesday.
Stoves stored for the summer.
Leave orders at 115 Second street or
phone 549-J. Watertown Stove Storage
Company 22-6t
ma Meyer, Kathryn Kioes and Margar-
ct Mcneil attended a local talent play
at Clyman Wednesday.
DR.. H. w. Habennicht of Fort At
kinson is in the city today with a
patient for X-ray pictures at the Of
fee of DR.. A. W. Breithaupt.
William Gorder, ST., William Kohls,
Rev. J. Jaus, Carl Block, Herman
Tetzlaff, John Schumann and Rev. F.
II. Eggers were Union Grove visitors
today.
Drs. Harper and Wiese of Jefferson
came to Watertown Thursday morn
ing with a patient for X-Ray pictures
at the office of DR.. A. W. Breithaupt,
local chiropractor.
Strong girl wanted for ma
chine operator, Is cents per
hour. Must be over 16 years old.
/. l.. Henry Co. lift
j. c. Cruel, James M. O'Brien, JOS
eph Hero, Herbert LANCE and Arthur
Jaeger composed a five man team
which rolled in the Waukesha bowling
tourney Thursday evening.
Orchestra music, the best
what gives, and eats of the best
will be served at Freddy Mey-
er's place on Saturday evening.
DR.. Grace L. Breithaupt of Horizon
accompanied Miss Elsie Schliecker for
X-Ray pictures at the office of DR.. A
w. Breithaupt, ohiropractor, of this
city, on Wednesday.
Removal SaIe-At Ryan's
bOOkstOre-1O per cent discount
on all goods. Mary special tar
gains. 2Gtf
Those desiring to play ball in the
City league the coming season are
requested to hand in their names to
either John c. Cruel, H w. Kronitz,
Jumbo Keel, William Richards, R. NJ
Hahn or William Beisner.
Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Meyer and
daughter Dora will witness the per-
Torrance of 1.-THE Music Master" at
the Davidson, Milwaukee, Saturday.
They will return in new Hudson
Sedan which Mr.. Meyer has purchased.
James Mullen will have an auction
sale of farm machinery and products
on his farm three miles southwest of
Watertown, On Friday, May 10, begin
ming at 10 a. m. G. E. Donovan will be
the auctioneer, and Francis Darcy
Clarence Kruger will return this
evening from Peoria, ILL.,, where he
has been employed. He will leave
with several other drafted Watertown
men for Columbus, Ohio on May 4. He
is son Of Mr. and Mrs Richard
Kruger, Seventh street.
1000 heavy hens wanted by
Monday and Tuesday, April 20
and 30. Will pay zoe per pound.
They must weigh over five
pounds and be fat. Chas. Kerr,
221 West Main street. 26-2t
Al j. burst of Monroe called on
friends here Thursday and today,
prior to leaving for Camp Grant in
answer to the draft call Al was in the
employ OF the American Express Co.
here for period of three years. He
left here several months ago to ac-
cept a position at Monroe as joint
agent for the Wells Fargo and Ameri-
can Express companies.
Meat specials at Oschman's
West Side Market-Picnic hams
24c, pig feet loo, spareribs 1Sc,
pork liver 1Oc. Also pork tend
calf liver, beef tender
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