The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-30

MIS-. EuWdTQ II. GfdeSZel duu GILL;
dren are spending a few days in Lake
Mills.
George Dunn, Paul Behlle and Ed
ward Werner spent Thursday at Rock
Lake.
Sauerbraten and mashed pO-
tatOes Saturday night at Herb
Weis'.
John Woodland, William Weber and
George Dunn motored to Holy Hill
this afternoon.
William Mcdonald and Fred Gehrke
of Madison were visitors in Watertown
on Thursday.
Miss Edna Reynolds has returned
to Tomah after spending few with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richards and
Miss Lydia Schmidt motored to Lake
Mills Thursday evening.
A. ]. Scheurmann will leave Satur-
day for Racine where he will visit his
brother, A. X. Scheurmann.
The News force is indebted to
Benke Bros. for a generous sample
of their famous dill pickles.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Scheurmann and
family of Racine visited with Mr. and
Mrs. John Taft here on Thursday.
Wanted-boy II years old or over
to learn the plumber trade. Inquire
at Otto -Biefeld Co.'s place. Watertown
Miss Clara Erdmann returned to her
home in Chicago this morning after a
weeks visit here with relatives and
friends.
The date of the Clyman Red Cross
benefit has been changed to Saturday,
August 81, instead of Sunday, as pre-
viously planned.
Master Leroy Gillis has returned to
Beaver Dam after spending the past
four weeks with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles ellis.
John J. Waack and George Guetz-
laff have been called for limited SER
vice and will leave for Georgia
camp about September 3.
Frank MCGOWAN, who delivered an
address here on Thursday evening in
favor Of j. N. Tittemore for governor,
taught school thirty-five years ago, so
he says, in Pennington
Miss Loretta Kiefer entertained at
her home in West Maia street We'd
nesday evening for James w. O'Brien,
who will soon leave for Camp Han
cock, Georgia.
Mrs. Joseph L. Waack of Milwau-
kee is a guest at the home of her
father-in-law, Charles Waack. Her
husband is in France, a member of the
128th Infantry, M. G. B., 32d division.
Mrs. w. G. Radtke left for her home
in Altoona today after a weeks visit
in WATERFOWL Mrs Radke is conduct
ing a railroad mans restaurant in that
place and is prospecting, a fact which
will be welcome news to her many
Watertown friends
It's really worth your while
to attend our Majestic Range
bargain sale this week. There's
a real bargain in store for you.
d. & f. Kusel Co.
George S. Woodland of Appleton who
has been visiting here several days,
returned home today He was a guest
at the home of Eugene Goeldner Mr..
Woodland was a former resident of
WatertOwn and one of the men who
started the Woodland e Stone bakery
half century ago.
Monday, September 2, Labor
Day, and Wednesday, Septem-
Der 4, WatertOwn Day at the
Inter-COunty fair, all business
houses will close at IL O'clock
noon.
: The Dodge County Council of De-
fensa,. will hold patriotic Sunday
meeting at Reeseville Sunday, Sept. 1.
The Jackie hand of the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station will furnish
music both afternoon and evening.
Hon. Karl Mathie OF Chicago will de-
liver an address in the afternoon and
man from the front will talk in the
evening.
Season tickets for the Water
town Fair may be purchased at
all drug stores in the city. For
day admission only $1.25; for
day and night admission $3.50.
No war tax. 1t