Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-18

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Dr.. A H. Hartwig was a profes
SIGNAL visitor at johnson Greek Mon
! day.
See bills for special train service
for the big Jefferson Co. Fair next
week.
Mrs. August SpinGler Of Milwau-
kee. is guest at the home Of Peter
Iffland.
Mrs. P. H. Swift returned Ssurday
from a short visit with relatives at
Albion, Wis.
We have full line of viollns from
one to fifty dollars in price. The Cen
tral Trading Go.
Mrs. o. E. Baker spent last week
at Waterloo, the guest of her sister.
Mrs. Hugh Stokes.
A second hand conscience or any
other old thing for sale cheap, at The
Central Trading Go.
All children under Is years will be
admitted free at the JeffersoI Co.
Fair on Wednesday, Sept. 23d.
Edward Evans of Duluth. MINI
who is visiting relatives at Ixonia,
was visitor in the city yesterday.
Fred Schnitger, one of the young
and wide-awake farmers on rural route
No. 4, was visitor in the city Monday
and welcomed caller at The Leader
office.
If you have been to the Fair and
spent nearly all your money and feel
that you ought to try and save now,
we can help you do if. The Central
Trading Co.
Man born Of woman is of few days
and full of trouble. You can make
those few days more comfortable by
buying a heating stove Of The Central
Trading Co.
August Iffland of Milwaukee, was
in the city yesterday to take in the
fair and visit his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Peter Iffland and sisters, Misses
Mary and Helen.
O. Wiggenhorn returned Saturday
evening from Milwaukee where he
spent two days as the guest of his son
Guido and while there was visitor
at the State Fair.
Extensive work is still in progress
on the line of the Milwaukee Light.
Heat and Traction company between
this city and the Hustistord road four
and half miles east of the city.
David Jones, one of tie prosperous
and Independent farmers of the town
of Emmett, was in the city yesterday
and while here favored The Leader
with a call which was appreciated.
DR.. Goddard, the Milwaukee special
ist, will make especially low fees to
all persons beginning treatment during
oStooCls AIS liSAS ~ w otCI
town is Oct. 7th Consultation free.
Charles Dickinson, C. F. MabbItt
and H. H. Dickinson, three of the
leading business men of Edgerton are
in the city to take in the races. The
Leader acknowledges pleasant call
from the gentlemen.
Solomon had 600 wives and was wise
at that. 1t might not be wise for you
to have as many but you would be
more than wise if you got one good
one. and bought nice housekeeping
outfit of The Central Trading Co.
Hon. Jno. F. Hughes of Reeseville,
Hon. J. T. Moak of Fort Atkinson,
and Judge Charles B. Rogers of Jeffer- |
son, were visitors at the Inter- County
Fair Wednesday and helped to increase
the crowd to the estimated number of
Is, 900.
Chas. A. Sacia was visitor In the |
city Friday, after an absence of twen-
ty years. Mr.. Sacia was a resident
of Watertown thirty years ago and
observed marked Improvement here. |
His home at that time was on 9Th
street. Mr.. Sacla will return to his
nome at Grand Rapids, Mich. Monday
Rev. R. M. Laurensen returned
Saturday evening from Illinois where
he had been called to conduct the
funeral services of former parishion-
er, Mrs. Laurensen and paby who ac-
companied him. remained; and Monday
evening Mr.. L. went back to Illinois
to accompany them home, reaching
here Thursday afternoon.