Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-23

visitors IN Mills a1See Wednesday.
Edward Calph of Milwaukee, is the
guest f his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
March, SIP Third street
Miss Kate Heinrich will come over
f ON Waterloo tomorrow and visi' al
home until Monday morning.
Remember Paul Thom's danci @
school and social at Turner opera
house. Friday evening. Oct. 23-23-I.
Every big daily in the state IF
Wisconsin, n ade edito ial mention of
Congressman Nelson's Chicago speech.
Read it.
Henry c. Campbell, managing edit
or of the M naukee Journal, was here
Tuesday right to hear Senator La
Toilette.
G. Ii. Kelsey of the Milwaukee,
Free Press reported Senator La Eel
le;te's speech Tuesday evening for
that paper.
G. +. Will, j. Kisow of Lake Mills
was in the city Tuesday and like good
republicans remained over to attend
the La Toilette Nelson meeting.
You have seen and heard some of
the great politicians speak, now come
and see some of the great bargains
and hear the prices speak at The Gen.
trail Tracing Co.
David Howell, wife and son and
Miss Mary Howell Of Waukesha, and
Mrs. Williams of Dousman, a sister,
have been the guests of W. ]. Howell
during the eek.
Asa Brown CT Milwaukee, repre-
senting the Free Fress Of that
city, was a visitor in WATERFOWL
Tuesday and Wednesday in the intel
est Of that paper.
Our former t0wnsmGn, j. E. Davies,
has been sppointa1 appraiser of the
vast estate of the late Hen William
+. Villas. 1t is certainly an evidence
Of confidence in the good judgment of
Mr.. Davis s.
Will Richards, a. q. Knaak,
George Wsber and AIRY heel of the
postoffice force, watched the game of
football Wednesday afternoon at Fort
Atkinson between the White Sux and
the Fort team.
Mrs. F. Saucr and daughters Edith
ana Alma, left Wednesday m Jrning
for Sheboygan where, On that day,
occurred the marriage of their son
and brother, Philip Sauer, to Miss
Imig of Shebuygan.
Kern Donahue, one of the we'll in
formed farmers of the TOW of Shields
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. DOna hue is az enthusiastic Bryan
man and if the 'Oommoner" is not
elected, it will not be his fault.
Miss Maize Shriuer, who had been
the guest IF her mother, Mrs. A. W.
Wiggenhorn, for several weeks, de-
parted Wednesday morning for Chica
go, where she will visit relatives for
while and possibly remain perma-
nently.
Fred Ohm has bought the Hopkins
car and mad it drawn on the Spauiding
lot OH Second street. What he intends
To- do with it has rot BEEN made pub
lie. 1t may be for peanut stand, or
it may be that he intends to keep 1T
as a souvenir.
Hon. Burr w. Jones of Madison,
will discuss the issues OF the present
campaign from democratic stand
point at the Truner opera house Fri
day evening, Oct. 80. Mr.. Jones
is very interesting talker and all
should hear him.
Attorney j. E. Davies of Madison.
was in the city Wednesday on profess
sionsl business. Mr.. Davies is doing
some stumping for the democratic
ticket and whatever our political ideas
amy ne, all must admit that he is
mighty interesting ralker.
George Hill of Sterling, H.,
representing the Independent Cracker
Co. of that place, was in the city
yesterday and succeeded in securing
several orders for his company. Mr..
Hill was a resident of this city for a
number of years and has many friends
here.
| have cured to stay cured Mr.
Thomas Cuthbert of Brandon, VII,
of a rupture, in three treatments
without the use Of knife or operation.
He never lost one days time. If you
are ruptured, write him or call and
see me personally, Nov. a, at New
Commercial Hotel, Watertown. DR..
Goddard Milwaukee Specialist. Con-
sultation Free.