Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-16

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W. F. Gruetzmacter is a business
visitor in Milwaukee today.
Mrs. W. F Earle has returned from
visit with Madison friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth March was the guest
Sunday of Milwaukee relatives.
Misses Maize ard Pauline shriner
were visitors in Milwaukee Monday.
F. N. Crowley of Madison, was q
business visitor in the city yesterday
E. J. McAdams, A. Knaack and A.
J. BIckner spent Sunday in Milwau-
kee.
Miss Marie Goeldner has been The
guest of Milwaukee friends during the
week.
@. Wigg nhorn returned Tuesday
from a visit of few days with Ripon
relatives.
Misses Ella Weber and Esther Sabe |
Of Pennington, were visitors IN the
city yesterday.
Attorney j. u. Conway was Wis
itor at jefferson Tuesday on profess
sional business.
Ed. ]. McAdam returned last week
from visit with relatives snd friends
in North Dakota.
Miss Mabel Penuergast of Milwau-
kee, has been the guest of Mss Nellie
McAdam during the week.
NJ SIS Kate Heinrich came over from
Waterloo Saturday and remained at
home until Monday morning.
Remember Paul Tbom's dancing
school at Turner Opera house Friday
evening, October 16.-Oct. 1871
Miss Grace Dent, who is takiuc the
Kinderg arten course IN Milwaukee,
spent Sunday at home with her parents
Will you stand around and see the
other fellow save all the money? Why
don't you try it, too? You can, by
trading with The Central Trading Co.
A. B. Liebermann and DR.. Eugene
Goeldner are considering the PROPOSE
ton of installing gas machine and
illuminating their homes by juint
machine.
Several Sir Knights of this city,
went to Madison Tuesday to attend
conclave OF the knights Templars
which was held in that city during
the week.
Rev. A. H. Fingsr and family who
formerly resided here and have many
friends IN the city, have moved from
South Bend, Ind, to Chicago, in
which city they will make their home.
John Z. Cruel and Ed. j. McAdams
were among the thDlsands who regis
tered last week in the government
land lottery at Dallas, S. D. They
will both become farmers-if they are
lucky.
John E. Heismann has been laid
up with a sore hand during the week,
the result Of a scratch and inflammation
sattlng III. He is all right again,
much to the qualification of his many
friends.
Mayor Mulberger was at Madison
the first of the week, the object of
his visit being to organize Bryan
an1 Kern club at the State University
A club Of 200 members was organized
through his efforts.
j. F. Moak and wife of Fort At
kinson, arrived in the city Monday to
visit their many Watertuwn friends.
Mr.. Moak returned this morn
ing, his wife remaining to make a
more extended visit.
The Presidential campaign is not
causing much more excitement than
is the Williams Business College of
Milwaukee by their Educational Free
Scholar ship Contest. Full particulars
will be sent on application. Oct. 1871
Will. J. Kisow of Lake Mills, j.
vate secretary for Hon. John M. Mel
son. was a visitor In the city Wednes-
day. He is confident that the repub-
llcars will carry the state by the usu-
al majority-ynd come to spare for
good measure.
Geo. Barrett of Milwaukee, a form
er Watertown resident, was a visitor
in the city Tuesday, the guest of his
cousin, B. W. Smith. Mr.. Barrett
is an engineer and has been in the
services of the c., Nj. & st. P. road
for the past thirty years.
The Sentinel Company has made a
number of improvements in the Sunday
edition Several new feat ures have
been added. including a Dew colored
magazine section and copy of the
latest sheet music. The Sunday Sen
tinel compares favorably with any of
the larger Sunday papers in the coun-
try. No Wisconsin home is complete
without it.
/ have cured to stay cured Mr
Thomas Cuthbert Of Brandon, Wis,
of a rupture, in three treatments