The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-27
City BriefletS

E. E. Rueckheim of Waterloo was a
caller here today.
Mrs. Otto Krahn of Reeseville was
a caller here today.
Mrs William Raetz of Reeseville
spent the day here.
Miss Rose Ellis of Clyman was a
caller here Tuesday.
Miss Alma Pingel of Manitowoc is
visiting her aunt here.
Miss Emma Stark of Milwaukee is
spending a few days here.
W. G. Smith of Columbus was
business caller here today.
Miss Lillian Wright of Reeseville
was visitor here today.
Burn wood and save coal for the
war industries
William Gorder, Sr. was a business
visitor in Chicago Thursday.
A. G. Meyer has returned from
business trip to Spring Green.
Mrs. Ernst Mueller of Johnson
Creek was a caller here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gotstein of Madi-
son were callers here today.
Mrs. Otto CRUDE of GAINESVILLE is Wis
iting relatives and friends here.
Miss Celia LANCE attended the fun
eral of Carl Fleckstein in Madison to-
day
The Star Lunch is now Serv-
ing American ice cream to pa
irons. 22-3t
Mrs. Luther CRUDE and daughter
Anna of Lebanon were callers here
today
The LANCE Colts will bowl the In
terurban Bullets at the Kennel alleys
tonight.
Mrs Fred Tobian and Mrs. Hugo
Tobian are. spending a few days in
Rockford
Capt W. c. Tremaine of New York
city attended the funeral of his mother
here Monday
R. S. Keel will attend the funeral
Waterloo Thursday.
Occident bread-made in Madison,
is now on sale at the store of George
Hero in Main street. 25-3t
Mrs Ida Perry and Mrs. Ella
Rhoda attended the Ladies Aid society
meeting in Pipersville today.
Mrs A c. Reuteler entertained the
Bridge club at her home in North
Fourth street Tuesday evening.
Remember Paul Thom's Easter
party at Turner Opera house Friday
evening, April 5. Weber-Stube orches
ira 25-6t
An urgent message to you from the
firing line-"Buy government bonds"
Buy a Liberty bond and help win the
war.
Rev. A C. futile of the English
Methodist church conducted lenten
services at Juneau Tuesday evening
for DR.. J. S. Lean.
"The Planter" taken from
book of same name-Classic
Thursday and Friday. Matinee
$3.50.
Frank E. Kaminski has gone to
Elmhurst, ILL.,, where he will superin-
tend a sewer job, the contract for
which was awarded to him.
Are you covering your property
against tornado, cyclone or windstorm?
If not-now is the time to insure. In
quire of L. A. Knick, 1T Third street,
Watertown, Wis. 2-262mo
Mrs. William Feldschneider and
Miss Alma Feldschneider attended
the CALI Curci recital at the Pabst
theatre, Milwaukee, on Monday.
Will blast stumps on farms and
dispose of the wood for you if de-
sired l have the facilities for doing
the work right. Henry Ruzek, 20S
North Fifth street, WATERFOWL. ct
Twenty tons loose mixed hay
good and bright, stored in shed,
for sale $22 ton. I'll. j. Grell,
Johnson Creek. 27-3t
A joint con cert by the Oconomowoc
band and Cadet band of st. Johns Mil
itary academy, Delafleld, at Oconomo
woo tonight will be largely attended
by local people.
At the German Reformed church,
North Fifth and Cole streets, services
and preparation for communion will
be held Good Friday at 7:30 p. n.
If you cannot fight, raise chickens.
Remember those boys in France are
your boys-raise more meat and they
will get their bite. Book your order
for baby chix at the Chapel Hill
Poultry Yards, Ixonia, Wis. Phone
840-F12 6tf
Coal is scarce-''there's wood to