The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-03
City BriefIetS

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A R. Sherman spent Thursday in
Milwaukee
Miss Sidonia Krebs was visitor in
Milwaukee today.
Frank Kube of Milwaukee was Wis
itor in the city today
Harold Rex of Oconomowoc was
caller here Wednesday.
A. ]. O'Brien & Sons will ship live
stock on Wednesday, May 8.
William Gorder, Sr. was a business
visitor in Milwaukee today.
Help Wanted-MaIe and fe-
male. Wolfram Shoe Co. St
Mrs. Ida Graeszel and son have re-
turned from visit in Madison.
Popular copyright fiction at
Ryan's Book Store 4Sc a copy.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ceithamer
are the parents of girl baby born
Wednesday.
Buy Hope bleached muslin of the J.
G. Penney Co. Golden Rule Store) per
yard II cents. LIT
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Geschke will leave
Saturday for their future home in
Oakland, Cal.
Buy Palm Olive soap of the j. C.
Penney Co. Golden Rule Store) 8
| bars for Is cents. 1-2t
| Sergeant Eden Steuber of Fort Dade,
Florida called on relatives and friends
here Wednesday.
Don't forget Paul Thom's May
party at Turner Opera house Friday.
evening, May 3. 29-3t
Albert Koser of Appleton is visiting
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. ]. Koser.
Wanted-YOung man in gro
Gerry department. Must be over
Is. Schempf Bros. Co. 29tf
Misses Lydia Heizelmann and Rose
Richter of Clyman were Watertown
callers on Thursday.
| Stoves stored for the summer.
Leave orders at lis Second street or
phone 549-J. Watertown Stove Storage
Company. 22-6t
| Herbert Korth of Great Lakes, ILL.,,
who is visiting relatives here, visited
in Fort Atkinson and Madison the past
| few days.
Ray Stuart will be seen at the
Classic Saturday in gripping tale OF
the west, Laws Outlaw" a gripping
tale of the west.
The double Wringer control
on the VOss Electric Washer
gives the user convenience,
speed, and safety in operation.
Ask for a demonstration. d. &
F. Kusel Co.
Mrs. w. ]. Murphy left last evening
for Ashland to attend the funeral OF
her nephew, Kenneth Berdoll, infant
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Berdol1.
| Wanted for Monday and
Tuesday, May 6 and Z, 1000
heavy hens. Will pay % cents
per pound for those weighing 5
pounds and fat. Chas. Kerr.
| Michael Manning of Clyman went
to York this afternoon to attend the
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Dowd. Mr.. Manning played
the fiddle at their wedding eighteen
years ago and says he will try his hand
at the instrument again this evening
for old times sake.
| The Watertown Laundry is meeting
with such successful patronage in the
cleaning of lace curtains and other
articles of delicate fabric that the
second floor of its building in Third
street is now being utilized entirely
for this purpose. A trial order is all
we ask. Our work speaks for ITSELF
Phone 338-W. 1-2t
Frank N. McHugh, the popular
chairman of the town of Shields, met
his colleagues on the county board
| with more than his usual genial smile
! at the opening session Tuesday. The
reason for this is that "the gentleman
from Shields" has new grandchild-
a bright little girl having been born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Irving McEugh that
morning, April 80, 1918,-Juneau In
dependent.
Saturday specials-Leaf lard
&c; picnic hams 24c; Domino
brand bacon 33c; Cocoa OleO-
margarine soc; pig feet 19c;
pork liver 1Oc, at E. Oschman's
West Side Market.
PURCHASES SHOP.