The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-06
City BriefetS

Miss Mary Waters of Reeseville was
a caller here today.
Ernst Knaak was business visitor
in Milwaukee Tuesday.
Order your storm sash early.
Jaeger-Mayer Co. 23tf
Mrs. Leahrman of Cudahy visited
relatives here Sunday.
Pocket billiards 21a cents per cue
at Charles Heroes billiard hall. SIT
There will be no meeting of the
Woman's Relief Corps this week.
Mrs. M. B. Nobel and Mrs. Herbert
Weis motored to Madison Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid society of st. Mark S
church will meet Thursday afternoon.
Miss Esther Heinz has returned to
Appleton after visiting relatives here.
A. ]. O'Brien & Sons will ship live
stock on Tuesday, November II,
(Fair day..
Frank H. Knowlton Of Bloomer is
the guest of his son, Roy P. Knowlton,
for a few days.
English Testaments, just the
kind for the soldier boy, can be
had at O. Heyn's book store. 1t
3. G Meilahn left for his home in
Wausau this morning, where he will
spend few weeks.
Everything went up in price, but
Heroes juicy hamburger sandwiches
ara still 10 cents each. 6-2t
Mrs. J. thinner has left for Tomah,
enroute to her home in ST. Paul after
visiting relatives here.
The Red Cross work room in St.
Marks school will be open for work
every Tuesday and Friday.
DR.. and Mrs R. J. Buss, 800 North
Warren street are parents of a girl
baby born to them Monday.
Arthur C. Huber of Alberta, Cana
da is visiting at the home OF his
mother. Mrs. Theodore Huber.
For Sale-Empty wooden CT
gar cases, handy for storing
articles. Miller's Cigar Store.
Will the woman who called at the
News office to claim purse that was
found, call again for the same.
Henry Mitzner and sister, Miss
Louise Mitzner, have gone to Balaton,
Mimi, where their mother is very I'LL.
Five hundred fancy dressed
ducks wanted by Thursday, No.
vember Z, at Chas. Kerr's, 221
West Main street. 1-3t
The Ladies Aid society of the Ger
man M. E. church will meet in the
church parlors Thursday afternoon at
o'clock.
Remember the reopening of dane
ing school and social at Turner Opera
house Friday evening. Music by Nett
zers four-piece Jazz orchestra. AIT
H. Wertheimer and w. S. Siebert
left on Tuesday for st. Louis, Mo-,
for several days. They made the trip
by auto.
Wanted-Man or boy at once
to work at Buerger's meat mar
ket. Apply at U. S. Employment
office. 6tf
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Wild Wood Point Stock Farm,
where Guernsey bulls and bull calves
are for sale. George w. Adams is the
owner, Nashotah, Wis. 1t
Herman A. Cruel was quite badly
injured in the leg when a railroad tie
struck him which was being unloaded
from a car at the junction. He will be
laid up for several weeks.
Dance which was to be held
at Redwood Thursday, NOvem-
Der Z, postponed until further
notice. 1t
Miss Olive Beattie, junior travelling
examiner of the U. S. Employment
Service, was in the city Tuesday and
conferred with the local community
labor board at meeting held last
evening.
The Red Cross rooms over Hoff-
mann's clothing store are now open
every afternoon from until O'Clock.
If you have received a label from a
soldier overseas, bring it and receive
a Christmas box.
Persons desiring to have
chimneys cleaned should leave
word with Fire Chief John Gla-
ser or Mig Preusse, who will
have it attended to. AT
Bob Dent came down town on
Tuesday to cast a ballot for the demo-
cratic ticket He has been under the
weather for some time but was bound
to fulfill his duty as an American
citizen by registering his choice OF
candidates.
At the Reformed church on Thurs
day the Ladies society will meet at
p. m. and the Young Peoples society
will meet at 1870 p. m. On Saturday
morning from to II instruction in
cathechism and bible study for both