Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-06

q: Of Local Interest. ::
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Hcw did the result of the election
suit you?
G. D. Stiles of Lake Mills. Was {
visitor in the city Saturday.
II. @. Reichaft, E. Ward and w,
H. Meyne were Sunday visitors If
Milwaukee.
Paul Volkmann was in the eli,
Wednesday to cheer up the few repub.
licans who voted for Bryan.
William Miller of Juneau. sheriff
CT Dogde county was in the city
Wednesday on official business.
The big Bill got it bat he will look
mighty small beside your dollar bill
if you use il at The Central Trading
| Go.
! The old veterans of the Civil war,
smiled audibly Wednesday morning
when they read the result of the
election.
Mrs. l. L. Henry and daughter,
Miss Elmira, were in Milwaukee
Tuesday to visit their daughter and
sister, Mrs. Frances Barnes.
Miss Leora Brace of Evansville, re-
turned to her hume Monday after
spending few days with her aunt,
Mrs. P. ii. Swift and family.
Remember Paul Thom's dancing
school and Social Hop at Turner opera
house tonight FRIDAY, Nov g. Music
by the Weber Stuebe orchestra.
Mrs. A. ]. Rood of Waterloo, who
had been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. j. M. Lounsbury for several
days, returned to her home Tuesday.
Jack Kuenzi came over from Cam
bridge Saturday and remained at home
until Monday. Jack is the right hand
man in the News office in that village
and making good.
Invitations for the second series CT
entertainment to be given by the 0.
E. ,. beginning Monday evening,
November 10TH, will be Sent out in
the near future.-6-2
The election is all over but the
shouting, and great many feel more
like groanlng these times but they
will shout for JOY when they get
prices OF The Central Trading Go.
Fred Schnitger of the town of Wa
tertown was in the city Tuesday after
noon. He said he had exercised the
greatest perogative Of a good Ameri-
Can citizen by votlng-and he voted
right.
G. A. Stallman has resigned his
position with the Jacob JOSH estate
and will 60 into the cheese business
himself, managing cheese factories and
doing general wholesale cheese
business.
Mrs. Chas. Miller of Cadott, Wis.
who had been the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. August Borchardt at Farming ton
and for a day, her cousin, Mrs. W. L.
Swift in this city, returned to her
home Saturday.
Smoke --latest Out" Sc cigar.
j. E. Davies of Madison. was in the
city "Wednesday or professional bust
ness. J. + Informed the "uld man.
of The Leader, that if the, democrats
did not defeat the republicans they
scared them like thunder.
Hon. John b. Bennett, chief clerk
of the Agricultural Department at
Washington, d. G., reached here
Saturday to vote Tuesday and remained
until yesterday to visit with his old
friends. All were pleased to see him
looking so we'll and hearty.
Mrs. l.. D. Fargo. one of the plo-
neer residents of Lake Mills, passed
away Saturday at the advanced age of
SO years. She had been a resident Of
that locality since the early 4O's and
was highly esteemed by all who had
the privilege of an acquaintance with
her.
The attention Of the readers of The
Leader is called to the "guess'' made
by the editor September II. as to the
result of the presidential election. AS
was said at the time-he is not a
prophet nor the son Of prophet-but
his guess was very close one as tie
result has proven.
Juhn ScheberIe of the town of
Shield, was in the city Wednesday.
He said that Dodge county was a
black spot POLITICALLY and does not
kn IVY good man when they see him
at lesat they did not vote for him
very numerously Tuesday, or the
majurity against him would not have
been so large.
When the democratic party in the
nurth ties itself loose from the solid
south, the people Of the north will
have more confidence in it and trust
it farther in national affairs. 1t was
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