The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-04-29

OlSOu spent sunday at camp GTaIC.
Mrs. Henry Schlueter was a visitor
with friends at Du Plainville on Sun
day.
Lieut.. E. w. Bowen, Medical Corps,
Camp Grant, was a caller here Sun
day.
Coming, Classic, Thursday
and Friday, matinee both days,
''The Bar Sinister" ct
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gable and son
Gordon of Reeseville visited here Sat
urday.
The Misses Mabel Triplett and Helen
Schultz were cream city visitors on
Sunday
The Misses Fannie Strobel and Ethel
Wolfram were Milwaukee visitors on
Sunday
Don't forget Paul Thom's May
party at Turner Opera house Friday,
evening, May 8. 29-3t
The Woman's Guild of ST. Paul's
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
William Brandt Wednesday afternoon.
Misses Agina White, Meta Pregnitz
and Myrtle Him. attended a convention
at the Moravian church in Lake Mills
Sunday.
Stoves stored for the summer.
Leave orders at 115 Second street or
phone 549-J. Watertown Stove Storage
Company. 22-6t
Mr.. and Mrs H. j. Schaub and Miss
Ruth Bethke attended the performance
of ''The Music Master" in Milwaukee
Saturday.
Removal Sale-At Ryan's
bOOkstOre-1O per cent discount
on all goods. Many special bar
gains. 26tf
Henry BuchheH, superintendent of
a mailing plant at Buffalo, N Y, was
a week end visitor in WATERFOWL He
returned Sunday evening.
Herbert Kahl has engaged in the
jitney business and has his head
quarters at the Hotel Waukesha
His phone number is 200.
James M. Moore left here last week
in str,, cfinaa;s Ill, where he will receive
corps in the University OF IiI1n0.'
Wanted-Young man in gro
Gerry department. Must be over
liz. Schempf Bros. Co. 29tf
A license has been issued for the
marriage of Mr.. Herman J. Kelen and
Miss Frances Eckstein of WATERFOWL.
The license was issued at Waukegan
Ill.
Mrs. M. Wittchow and daughter
Hilda and son Ralph have returned to
their home in Oakland, Cal, after
spending several months with Mrs. A.
Bandelin, Ninth street.
Misses Lydia Schmidt, Alma and
Verona Rogler Edna Kresenski and
Gladys Evans, Messrs. Erwin Schliewe.
Ray Rogler and Jack PIuckhahn at
tended the farewell dance for the
drafted boys in Juneau Friday.
Strong girl wanted for ma
chine operator, Is cents per
hour. Must be over 16 years old.
L. IL. Henry Go. lift
Arthur Pitzner is now the possessor
OF pair of dapple grey work horses
which Art says are the best that ever
trod the streets of WATERFOWL. They
are three and four years old, re-
spectively and weigh 1900 pounds
each.
Don't miss seeing "The Bar
Sinister" at the Classic Thurs
day and Friday by same produc-
er as ''The Barrier ct
Henry MCGOWAN was home from
Camp Grant over Sunday, and visited
his uncle, August Schott, at Madison.
He is looking fine and likes the new
camp life For the present he says the
new recruits are taking drill exercises
without guns
Louis Uecker and daughter of
Oconto spent Sunday at the home of
the formers mother here. Louis is
now managing drug store in Oconto
and his many friends here will be
pleased to learn that he is prospecting
in the up state city.
For spring planting call on
WheIan Bros, WATERFOWL.
Phone 231-W. Fruit, shade and
ornamental trees, shrubs, etc.
Apple trees speciality. 3tf
Adolph W. Kruger, who has been
stationed at Camp Grant with Uncle
Sans forces several months, was
home over Saturday for a visit He
will leave Camp Grant on Wednesday
with the command for Sparta, where
artillery practice will be taken up on
the government range.