Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-02
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Miss Gertrude Meyer of Milwaukee,
speut Sunday with relatives in the
city.
Just now you will have to excuse Us
We are too busy to advertise. Ths
Central Trading Co.
Mrs. Zeno Meyer of Milwaukee,
was a guest Tuesday at the Wigg en-
horn home, 215 Sixth street.
Miss Dora Wiggenhorn of Ashland,
Neb., is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
A. W. Meyer. 800 Western avenue.
G. a. Walther left Sunday morning
on a business trip to Lincoln. Neb.
expecting to be absent several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Frattanger spent
Sunday in Milwaukee, guests IF his
brother, Peter Frattenger and family.
Last Sunday. Prof. Notz Of the
Northwestern University occupied the
pull pit in the Lutheran church at Lake
Mills.
Leonard Stapelton went to Madison
Tuesday to resume his studies in the
engineering department of the State
University.
Even a seven foot fence can't keep
our price up. If they can't get through
they will burrow under. The Central
Trading Co.
Mrs. Lizzie Owen tas cume from
st. Paul, Mimi to assist in the care
Of her mother, Mrs. Peter iffland, 2O5
North Eighth street.
1t is even worth trip down town
in the worst kind of weather to see
the Bread Maker demonstration at our
store. VIM. q. Pritzlaff Co.
Duyi the week, Fred Ohm showed
the writer some very fine corn raised
this season On his farm. 1t is the best
thus far exhibited IN the city.
C. A. Kading has purchased an 100
acre farm six miles West uf the city
and proposes to become All agricultur-
ist-own a farm and let the other
fellow cultivate 1t.
Her many friends here and else
where will be sorry to learn of the
serious illness of Mrs. Peter Iffland !;
and will hope for her speedy restora
ton to robust health.
Friday forenoon. 4 little girl made
her advent in the family Of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward G.. May. The mother
has done nicely, the father rejoices
and the little aunts are pleased.
DR.. Goddard, the MilwaCkee special
ist, will make especially low fees to
all persons beginning treatment during
October. His next visit to Water
town is Oct. 7th. Consultation free.
Conscience is a good thing to have,
sometimes. Does yours ever bother
YOU because you have paid too much
for your guOds? If so, you better
buy them in the future of The Central
Trading Co.
The little recipe booklet, which
will be given along with the souvenir
loaf of bread at our store next week,
has two coed recipes also for cake,
Do not fail to ask for this booklet and
get little loaf of the bread also,
whether YOU buy :. Bread Maker Or
not. VIM. G. Pritzlaff Co.
DR.. j. G. Stevens of Jefferson,
was in the city Tuesday in attendance
at meeting of the County Medical
association. The doctor is secretary
of the Board of Medical Examiners,
which keeps him busy most of the
time.
William Rohr, our accommodating
and efficient clerk of the circuit court,
made flying visit home yesterday
morning between trains. Mr.. Rohr is
a candidate to succeed himself ano
will be reelected by large majority,
as he is the man for the position.
Just one kitchen utensil needed fol-
all processes of successful bread max
ing. Doesn't that sound good to the
dishwasher? See the demonstration
of the Universal" Bread Maker ant
you will not want to wait al your life
for this most necessary household ar
ticle. VIM. G. Pritzlaff Co.
William J. Bryan, the democratic
presidential nominee, passed through
the city Saturday afternoon on the c.
M. & ST. F. road, enroute to Madison
Many of the faithful were at the Mil
; waukee deput to see him and give ex
preston to .heir hdelity to the pol
icies CD be- advocates from time t
time.
3 No. the dough doesn't stick to tn
| pail in using a UNIVERSAL Brea
2 Maker. That is the surprising &C
; about it. After you have CAREFUL
8 measured the -four time or two, yo
will have M difficulty in getting th
! dough just right 1t will lift RICH
? out clear and clean. Come and see
: The demonstration will prove it. VIM
9 G. PrItzIaff Co