The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-12

Camp Grant to spend Sunday.
Herbert Dahl of Camp Grant spent
the week end at his home here.
Bernhard Neitzel has returned from
visit with friends in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Muck of
Jefferson were callers here today.
Mrs. Frank Braeger and sons of APP
pleton are visiting relatives here.
Chief of Police A. L. Voth of Column
bus transacted business here today.
Miss Rose Lemberg of Milwaukee
| is the guest of Miss Erma Terwedo.
Miss Louise Koenig is spending
| few weeks with relatives in Milwau-
kee
Leo Brusenbach was home from the
Great Lakes training station to spend
Sunday
Walter Zick and Adolph Wagner
| were home from Camp Grant to spend
Sunday.
Mrs Ida K Farwell of Chicago is
visiting at the home of Bernhard lei
ner, Emmett.
L. B. Skinner of Dunedin, Florida
| is visiting at the home of his brother,
C. A. Skinner.
Lawrence Helms of Appleton was
week end visitor at the home OF
Ewa In Kaliahe
Eddie Burns, who is employed in
Racine, was a week end visitor with
relatives in this city.
Mrs William Sieglaff and daughter
Ida were week end visitors at the
Volkman home, route 3.
Ray and Fred Boettcher, Herbert
Kohl and Matthew Coogan were Mil
waukee visitors Saturday
Miss Muirel Watcher of Chicago is
visiting at the home of Andrew ROeg-
ner, North Church street.
Mrs. John Cruel is spending a few
days with relatives in West Allis. She
will return on Wednesday.
Mrs. William Adele and daughter
Jean of Platteville are guests of Mrs.
Julia Adele, Western avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. p. A. CHASER have re-
turned to Chicago after visiting rela
tives here the past few weeks.
Miss Irene Stark of Chicago is Wis
iting her grandmother, Mrs. Bertha
Schmidt, North Fifth street.
Elmer and Fred Fast, Zeno Zickert,
August Heinrich and Elmer DOerr
motored to Lake Ripley Sunday.
Andrew Roegner and son Raymond
have gone on a business trip to north
ern Michigan, making the trip by auto
Edgar Kruger, Fred Mass, Roy
Dittmann and Stephen Hoard were
Waterloo visitors on Saturday and
Sunday
Miss Josephine Gerahty has returned
to her home in Milwaukee after spend
ing few days at the home of Miss
Martha Volkman.
The Watertown Gymnastic associa-
ton will give dance at the Turner
next Saturday evening. Pat Neitzel
will furnish the music.
Farewell dance for the boys
leaving for the front i'm August,
at the Turner Saturday, August
II. NeitzePs Jazz band. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ryan and
daughter Charlotte Of Hubbard Woods,
I'll. are visiting at the home of Miss
NJ Roller, Seventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs George Pimpl, Beloit,
Mrs. Frank Keehn, Milwaukee and
Private Lawrence Pimpl of Camp
Grant spent Sunday with Mrs Gather
inc Pimpl, Emerald street
Don't forget the date of the first an
niversary sale, beginning Monday,
August IL and ending Saturday, Aug
ust II. One week of bargains. Geo.
Kraft Co., and 10 Cent Stores. ct !
The Ekolali camp fire girls are
spending a few weeks at Lake Mills
Among those who accompanied them
were Miss Ellen Schmutzler, Mrs |
Eugene Etscheid and Mrs H. J. Krier. |
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pick Typewriter. Your choice of
3 different sets of type at twist
Of your finger. Inquire at News
office. 2tf |
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Limberg of |
Chicago are guests at the home of AL |
bert Cebell on their way to visit |
friends at Kaukauna Upon their re-
turn trip Mrs. Limberg will make an |
extended visit at her old home here |
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rogler, Misses |
Alma and Verona Rogler, Mrs. Gustav
Weihert, Mrs. Christina Weihert, Mrs |
William Schmidt, Miss Lydia Schmidt,
Jack Pluckhahn of Juneau and Albert |
Valaskey motored to Camp Grant |
Sunday.