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Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-04
Redwood.

Richwnod, Dec. 4, 1908. The bazaar
given by the ladies of st. Joseph s
church Thanksgiving evening, WAS
one of the most successful of its kind
ever given. The play given by the
students of Sacred Heart college of
WATERFOWL, was received with great
applause and especially the Mrs. Mu :
cahy part deserves special mention.
An unusually large number of per
sons partook of the elegant and sub
stantiaI supper which. was served in
the dining ball, the proceeds in all,
amounted to over $l00.
Raymond Donohue of Oshkosh Nor
MAJ, spent his vacation at the home of
his parents, Mr.. auu Mrs. K. j. Dom
ohue.
Miss Maud Higgins was the guest
of Milwaukee relatives Thank sgiving
| Miss Elsie Quinn of Chicago is the
guest of Miss Anna Quinn.
Mis- Vivian Miller and Miss Agnes
NJ. Garrett of Lowell, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cunningham on
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Frank Roeh and daughter
Anna, were Watertown passengers
Saturday.
Miss Ceclle Reinhardt of jefferson,
was the guest of Miss Irene Donohue
Thanksgiving. ee
Mrs. Nash of Lowell, is visiting
relatives here
Schools here, were closed for
Thanksgiving vacation.
About fifty of the friends of Mr..
and Mrs. John Scheberle assembled at
their home last Friday evening and
treated them tu a genuine surprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sehe bsrIe proved them
selves equal to the occasion and left
nothing undone, in the way of enter.
tainlng their friends, they certainly
proved royal entertainers
Miss Clara Roch is the guest Il
Watertown relatives
Misses Anna and Laura Keifer,
Eta Zoele, Mrs G. A. Kiefer
Messrs. Chas. Kiefer, Jos. and Johr
Mcfarland, Mr.. King, Prof. Donovan
Francis Moore, all of Watertown, at
tended the bazar here Thursday even.
ing.
Irwin Laffey Of Watertown, spen
Sunday here with relatives.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-04
Zdydd Scored d Hit

The Ocopomowoc Free Press pays
the following compliments to Little
Zayda Weber, the "Am ateur Prin-
cess of this city, who recently scored
u decided hit at "Cu0ney:"
"Miss Zayda Weber, the little miss
who caprivated the audiences at the
Y. Is. c.. minstrels, has been engaged
as special attraction at the Poultry
show next week, and will appear in
an entire change of program On Friday
and Saturday evenings. Those VITO
have seen her dance and heard her
sing will surely want to do SO again,
while thUse who have not had the
pleasure will be glad of this oppor
tunIty.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-04
Pennington.

Pennington, Dec. 4.-Ernest
Bredlow and wife of jefferson, were
over Sunday guests oe relatives in
town.
Henry and Mile Raabe returned
Sunday from weeks visit with their
sister near Watertown.
Married, at the home of The bride' 6
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Reichert,
their youngest daughter, Miss Elsie,
to Mr.. Henry Schnitger, Jt., on
Thanksgiving day. Congratulations.
Mrs. H. Heup and daughter Alice,
are visiting relatives at Little Prairle.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Rummler anc
daughter Dorothy, visited at FREQ
Schroeder's, Thursday.
Smoke --latest Out" SC cigar.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-04
The Apollo Concert

There was but one thing prov okine
about the concert given by the Apollo
club, Tuesday evening at Turner opera
rouse. and that was the small mum
Der present to enjoy musical event
of rare merit. The excellence of the
program an its rendition was exceed
ingly fne and thsre should not have
been standing room in the auditorium
ana gallery. 1t is strange that ther;
are So few in this city who really en-,
JOY and appreciate good, bign class
music, as was evidenced Tuesday
evening by the small audience presen,
to greet the club and express appre CT.
alton for It's efforts to give our people
something good.
The program WAS as follows:
May Song g....s...... Mendelssohr
Apollo Club
Tenor Solo, "Queen of Earth.
...........,...-... .Pinsuiti
E. G. Rob .rts
.
K 1bsrt Ambrosius
Veil of Rest. Meudelssohr
Apollo Club
Daphne's Love ...... .Landon Ronald
Miss Anna: Smith
Duet, Martial Spirit Perry
Daniel Proth. roe. E. G. Roberts
Twilight PrOtherOe
Apollo Club
cello SOLO. o.....-........-.... Selected
Robert Amb,osius
Baritone Solo o.......... Selected
Daniel Protheroe
Hoist the Sail. E. Broome
Apollo Club.
The first number was beautiful
conception and we'll rendered by the
club as were all Of the choruses, each
being enthusiastically encored by the
audience. The Tenor Solo by Director
E. G. Roberts was a very pleasant
surprise and heartily eucored and fol :
lowed by another song. that showed
1boC lGDDSi hdI d
range and command of voice. The
Cello Solos by Robert Ambrosius were
most highly appreciated, as was evi-
denced by the applause and frequent
encores. He fairly made his instru-
ment talk in sweet cadences and car
ried his hearers into the land of artis-
tic melody. The soprano by Miss
Anna Smith was fine and demonstrated
that she had voice of unusual sweet
ness, over which she had perfect com
msnd. The duet by Prof. Plotheroe
and E. G. Roberts was one of the
very best numbers of the enterta in
ment and enjoyed tco by all-tu such
an extent that the audience insisted
upon another and last VIZ s the Baritone
Solo by Prof. Protheroe in which he
showed the wonderful register and
purity of his vUlce-and in his encore
solo, his power of range and mimic, y.
Miss Lydia Pease was the accompanist
On the piano and proved that she was
musician of taste, touch and dis
or mlnatIon. 1t is too bad that there
were not more of our people out te
heer so good concert.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-04
The Bishop Coming

The Rt. Rev. w. W. Webb, bishop
of this diucese will visit ST. Paul S
parish about the middle of next month
at which time he will confirm those
desiring confirmation and are perpared
for the same. The recto-, Rev. R.
M. Laurensen invites all adult per-
suns who are thinking of confirmation.
to meet with him in the chapel each
Friday evening at O'Clock, until the
visit of the bishop.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-04
/ do not want a gaping crowd
To come with lamentations loud
When Life has fled.

[ do not want a gaping crowd
To come with lamentations loud,
When life has fled;
Nor woulc have my words or ways
Rehearsed, perhaps mid tardy praise.
When | am dead.
| do not want strange, curious eyes
To con my face, when still it lies.
In silence dread;
Nor dc | want them il they would
To tell my deeds were i'll or good
When | am dead.
I only want avery few"
Who stood thorugh good and evil, too
True friendships test;
just they who sought to find the guoc
And then, as only true friends could,
Forgave the rest. @
They who with sympathetic heart,
Sought hope and comfort to in part
When there was life;
Not keeping all the tears and sighs,
Till weary. worn-out nature dies
And ends the strife.
I'd have them come, the "friendl,
few
And shed, perhaps tear or two
] By kindness led;
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-04
Got MuSSed UP

Recently, a guy who was not afraid
of the cars. was standing at the south
est corner of Main and Fifth streets
when trolley car swung around the
corner from Fifth onto Main street
and the rear end of the car reached
out and metaphorically speaking,
grabbed him by the coat and mussed
him up so that he was sight to be-
hold
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-04

Friday. and report very enjoyable
time.
Rosena Daugs visited with Milford
friends last Friday.
The auction at E. Warmers was
we'll attended last Monday, and sales
were good.
Grace KING of Madison. spent few
days of last week with W. B. Black.
Z. Fetterly is spending few days
with his daughter, Mrs. Herb. Gallup.
MIR. and Mrs. Rudolph Roglitz spent
Thanksgiving da with Mr.. and Mrs.
Herb Gallup.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-04
VOLUME XIX


On Thanksgiving day, the second
N. W. U. eleven won its second vic
tory Of th season when it defeated the
OconomoWoc city team by score Of
II to 6, on the local gridiron. Owing
to minor disagreements the game was
somewhat slow, and strongly lacked
that unrestrained outburst of football
enthusiasm usually displayed by local
spectators.
At the signal of the whistle, Beto
opened the game by beautiful kick
off to 8conomowoc's goal line
"Cooney" advanced the ball ~ yards
Straight bucks exc uted IT perfection,
netted "CoVney" rs yards in three
downs. A recovered tumble gave the
ball to Northwestern. After an un-
successui play, the latter fumbled,
giving the ball to "Cooney", ever on
hand to take advantage of such mis-.
haps. By recovering long punt ana
executing several forward passes, the
oval was placed OH Northwestern Is
ball over the goal line, "Cooney" thus
scoring the first touchdown. Spencer
succeeded in kicking very difficult
goal.
Beto's toe again put the ball in
play by kicking it 5 yards behind the
opponents goal line. "Cooney' punt
ed to the middle of the field. Motzkus
broke through the "Cooney' line for a
80 yard run. Kirchner followed with
10 more. Brunw aid makes tumble
within Is yards from "Cooney's" goal.
With the ball dangerously near. time
was called. Score, 6 to 0 in favor of
"Cooney".
"Cooney' kicks off and Northwest
ern advances the rail- 35 yards. The
N. w. u. scrubs now seemed to real
ize the fact that, unless an immediate
stop were put to the constant fumb-
ling, the game would be lost. Taking
a decided brace, Northwestern began
to advance the ball steadily, Elckmann
encIrcled the end for 35 yard run
and followed with a plunge netting 10
more. Breaking through the strong
"Cooney' line, for the third time,
Eickmann scores the first touchdown
for the N. W. u. scrubs. Again Beto,
a verltabIe Eckersall, kicks the ball
Is yards behind OcoDomowoc' goal
line. "Cooney" is forced to punt. A
brilliantly executed forward pass by
Eickmann to Hans scores the second
touchdown. The last part Uf the Sec
ond half was played principally in
"Couney's" territory, until Ryan,
"Cooney g star player, brcke through
the line, snatched up the momentarily
discarded oval and spurted down the
field for seventy yards. Before either
side could score time was called with
the ball in the middle of the field.
The lineup was as fololws: Capt.
Motzkus, fo; Eickmann, rh; Braemer,
In; HI. Koch, OBJ; Hans, Ie; Barewald,
1t: Bargain, lg; Beto, C: Jordan re
Kirchner, rt: Lueckel, re-. Touch
downs: bans, Etc kmann, and Spen-
Ger. Referees: Probst and Rehm.
Timekeeper: L. Zeisler. Time of
halves, 20 to 25 minutes.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-04
Milford

Milford, Dec. 4.-John Mans-
field took a business trip to Like
Mills, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb. Gallup and
Miss Kate Fetterly visited with rela-
tiyes in Milwaukee for few days.
@. f. Gallup and wife spent
THANKSGIVING with George Waite, OF
Madison.
Lens Bohnsack called at @. E..
GaIlup's. Friday afternoon.
Elmer Gallup 6 nc wife had Thanks
giving dinner at e latter's mothers.
A nice crowd of young folks gath.
eied at the home of Fred Radtke, las,
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-04
PtOmdine Poison

Wednesday ing. John Kehr and
family had quite a disagreeable ex-
perience. For supper, the family
partook of canned tomatoes and soon
after eating. were taken sick, the
symptoms being those of poison. A
physician was summoned. who admin
istered the usual antidote for ptomains
poison whic b was no doubt in the
tomatoes and all were soon relieved
and sout Of danger.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-04

Not many tears I'D have them shed.
Nar Go / want much sung OF said,
When | am dead. .-
To hava them each come in alone
And cali me In the same old tCne.
Would suit me best;
And then without sob or moan
Go ouftly out and leave alone
TIL dead to rest.
Just as I're lived. almost unknown,
So let me die.
Just Une who lived snd loved and died
A mound of earth and naught beside
Tell where | lie,
When | am dead.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-04

The pass at lhermopyIae was held
by three hundred men. We sre hold
ing another pass with three hundred
stoves. You can easily break through
with very little money. The Cen
tral Trading Co.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-04
County Officers Salaries

The county board of SUPERVISORS for
Dodge county at its November session
for 1908, fixed the salaries for county
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-04

Time and tide wait for no man, but
bargains always wait at The Central
Trading Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13

The annual convention Of the
American Federation Of Labor beins
held in Denver this week 10 still talk
ing politics and President Gompers
Dreathes fire snd birthstone Ut the re-
publican party. Somehow this or
ganization did not cut the figure ex-
pected in the recent election for
although it is supposed to composs
q million and half voters and these
were supposed to have repadisted
the republicans and followed Bryan
for very important reasons Of their
own, it seemed TO have no hearing on
the result. Either the rank aud fils
Of the organizations did not vote q
isterded q The saited action of the
lsboriag mea scaFed democrats int
the republican camp. which was
~
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13

GSssA sHct.oa Sentinel Weehsll
s.slcipsss oil k,nds II pFosy,sr,sy
FROM NOS forward. Mr.. Taft Gays
that he don't want to bsst the trusts,
bot 10 regulate them. II Mr. Taft
con regulate the trusts, he can do
something more than even Teddy
could do. The latter made a great
fsss over what he intended TO do,
but we take notice that none of the
Law -defying trsst magnates have
been pot in Jail or ANY big fine
assessed against them in the United
States courts have been collected
We shall want to see . zeal trust
busted, according TO the sugar coated
plan Of Mr.. Taft
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13

We will now be treated TO an ex-
ample of the difference between ante
election promises and post election
performances 1t is particularly in
Legislative halls that we must watch
the servants of the people and see
that they carry out our will. The
democracv Of Colorado has promised
certain very important reforms, a.
mong them, . real primary election
Law. Isdesd that must be the basis
Of oil other reforms in Colorado.
Will it b . good Law like the Oregon
and Wisconsin statutss, or . frasd
like the 1llinois and Michigan mon
strosities? We have faith that the
democratic Legislature selected will
carry ost the promise in spirit as
well - in letter, bat the banch
elected from Denver will bear watch
ing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
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DuU63rnt q which Golden Medical DiscoS-
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hvtgorate ~iuhssrh. liver aud bowels. They
nay h. u~ed m rrniuns-tiDn with ~t~,id"n
mesatcal pi-.,pVery n t-sw,si- are much CON
ssiDat.d fherr TINY and sugar 7coSted.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
Csaaisss CsasAy ~ SdAsk.
Isws-ChA0pasa CsrrespoaAeoce.

Wednesday, Nov. II.
The Girls Gles Clsb practices
this evening.
The remainder of the appsratss
for the physics class has arrived.
The first literary WAS held lasl
Friday afternoon. Following wss
the program
Orchestra.
Rec. Burial of Sir John Moore" Artia Lsa.
berty.
Esssy, Beavers Eldred Miely.
Rec. "Life's Secret, Russell Caldwell.
Rec, Day is Dome" Alta Adams.
Song, School.
Rec, The Rainy Dsy-An Incident UsAes
an Umbrella" Kate Redden.
Rec, MY Philosophy, Kate Arch.
Rec, Der Oak usd der Vine" Osee Pittsev.
Orchestra.
Debate Resolved; THAT . cold climate i.
preferable TO warn one"
Ani,mative Myrsn Nerrick and Tom Hsssa
Negative. Anna Ferrens end Edrc Williass.
song, School
Rec. An Old Plsyed-out Song" Clara nsvles.
Essay. "A fishing Trip," Nora CiinorA.
Rsc., The Gamblers Wife" Jo-, t,hine Fog
elder.
Rec, Was Marriage a Failure, Jamcs
Edmonsou.
Esssy, "A trip to Blistered Horn, Harel
Derryhll.
Divisi n, Pro- hecy. Vera Adams.
Orchestra.
The judges for the debate were
Mrs. Cleghorn, Mrs kroll and Mr..
Robinson. The decision was un-
animous in favor of the affirmative.
The football team is going to
Aontrose to play the Montrose team
Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
- s-'s -: - ''-''

Pres,dent Eoosevelts fool COM
mission On coUntrv hie, appointed 10
investlsSse aud improve the hosses
Of farmers 10 still pes,er.nG thss
office With questions. This wses we
received four sets Of full page bssnks
al. beGinning with the inqulTy,
Are the farm homes in your
neighborhood as they should Se
under existing conditions, News
Champion replied as follows:
Geutlemen;- la reply to your in
quiries will say, that generally
speaking our rural homes are the
best in the country In TACT the
American farmers home whea
equipped with telephone and rural
mail delivery is the highest type Of
home that the world has ever
seen. On the average its conditions
are the best balanced and mos
wholesome the most nearly normal
of any class of homes Instead Of
a commission to improve them il
would be good deal more servisc
able to tho nation to investigate tie
homes of our large cities and the
artificial life there encountered.
The more citizens from other walks
Of life who can be induced to settls
upon land the better for our country
| fear your commission has been i'm
posed upon and is engaged in what
the nation at large regards 90 q very
spectacular but fruitlsss mission.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13

Ssds eres' pleasure ss sPesAaa0 .
tr~ weeks sioaS sh~ 1"sssaas
sAs<am.. The "a s~ys ass I'll Ssdzs
. kaSL state Il esi,issiso1, ssA
teHF&r crets o.f gram sss~l. fr~sss
aud Vegetables .Ee t~saS ssas-d-
kisy Il al kinda " 2Iss an sspas-
s~ss crop THIS year we E~assd .
k~sspeT tsy crop. and II 10 bssHosaG
. god pssce. HAY .s noe bsasaaaG
ssosnd <los son and . greet duua
ID u IS tesnx shipped oai Il the ssl-
L~y !, Sssss over the moSstsass ~
p.,sats IN the eastern part d tiss
state The 10 soasesLsng ost 81 sAs
osd.nary. and !. . bss Item Luz sAs
t.rnses. who have . ssrplss 1t 1t -
hand fsrmers are alec N kss
shape for handling the1 ssoSA.
flsa,y 81 ieed every~hes~ insasO
easy ~ssssrsnG of cattle. Tks ~
we rs,se Gill tastse cattle alusoss hAs
cora dovp In the country and - -
wsh be in position 10 fsrnssA snas
god bssf castle Through the wsa-
tsg
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13

There seeas TO be spontaneous
denasd from republicans and dem.
ocrsas alike that Mr.. Bryan be
tssAsred the position of United
SGa1ss senator from Nebraska.
The day after election News Cham
p;oa hard it from half . dozen
isdivid.als Of both party faiths aad
rcd is in two republican and one
deoocs.Gic newspapers. His own
sseAs Certainly paid him . splendid
tubsse aad might we'll ex-
tsod shaa tribete = step further.
AlsAsagA be must visit two years
ior ~ hoeor - Nebs.ska does not
elscs . ssaaeoe till 1910.
6sosAs~ Mr. Bsya.'s talents are
pssslissiy sdapAsd TO sch positioa
. ssnsaussAip. RssAaps h osa
bseasr sRvs kis cos.tzy tAsss tAsa
i ~ pssidsss's chair sksD .ext
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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
CsaaIs nnshse uiohsr

Denver Union Stock Yards, Nov.
Cattle receipts were about 0,0O0
head last week on this market and
under strong demand and every
thing was picked up st prices
eeserally called 20 to 80 cents
hixher At the close. A bunch
Of choice western Colorado stsers
bro~ght $500 with good wyo@-
inSs at e4.85 and most Of
tAs good killing steers At $4.W
10 e4JO. Choice wsstern slope
cows sold at 1886 and several
bsnchss bro~ghs $3.50 TO 1915
with sons Of good cows at $3.l5 TO
$3.50. Nedi1m and half fat cows
sold At $2.75 70 $50. Bslls
were firm st s2.25 to e275. Veal
calves abost steady, good light
weights selling at t3.25 to e4O.
FEEDER a.d saocker demand was
very strong al week a.d more
could have been used. Most of the
good steers here brought e34O to
$4l5. Feeding cows were in strong
demand at &2.2O to az 20 for bulk
Of good ones. With 5000 cattle on
sale here today prices held about
steady despiste the fact that eastern
markets were all qnoted 10 to Is
lower.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
ossAse Vsppins

Tic Veterinary Department of
the Colorado Agricultural Collees at
Fort Collins is preparing to man
ufactsrr blsckleg vaccine to be dis
tribsted among the farmers and
stockmen Of Colorado. A charge
viii be made suficeat to cover the
expsnss Of manufacture. A ssit-
able laboratory has besn provided
sad within lev days will b fully
equipped and ready for work.
Blsckleg 10 . dissass of calves
end with rsre exceptisas 10 cosfped
to this species Of animals. II is
probably the worst diseass with
which the stockmen Of the State
have 70 contsnd. Every yesr . fsw
Of the hest calves ssddealy die with
this disease and there 10 no reuedy
for it. A safe and sure prevs.tasive
hes been discovered. This proven
tive consists in the inoculstion of
the attenuated germs of the disesse.
Before the vaccine is distributed il
10 thoroughly tested. Tho best
proof that it does prevent the dis
eese - demonstrated in the lab
oratory before the vaccine 10 distri-
bsted by injecting the virulent
blood of sick animal into the veins
of one that has been vaccinated
Tho fact that he will not develop
the disease when the others not
vaccinated will always die Of the
same inoculation is proof sufficient
of the efficacy Of the vaccine.
When the vaccine is ready for di,-
it will be annouced
throsga the press.
G. II. GLOVER, d. ". N,
Colorado Agricultural College.
Fort Collins.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
CASTlErON CLIPPINGS
News-Champioa Corresponaeuce.

Wednesday, Nov. IL
Cattlemen are shipping this week.
Mrs. Ida Pnblicover was shopping
in GGnnison Saturday.
Albert Zwiefel and family moved
to Gunnison Tuesday.
+. ID. Mckee is building new
corrals and branding chutes his
place.
There will be q box social at the
school house Friday evening.
Everybody welcome and don't for
ct yoar pocketbook.
Miss Annie Frcw and her nephew
Jos Pastch expect 70 leave next week
for New York City TO spend the
Winsef.