Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-11-19
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Cook With Gas.

II you don know Wnere TO go, go TO
The Central Trading Go.
Mr. and Mrs.. Emil Siebel OF Reeds
burg, were visitors in the city Sun
day.
There is a whole lot of sorrow in
this world which might be prevented
if people were kind.
How would you like to be the ice
man this weather? Better buy stove
of the Central Trading 90.
Miss Ida GOeldner has entered the
employ of Charles Fischer & Son Go. 8.
saleslady in their store in this city
There is time to make money and
a time to save it. Now is the time
to save it by trading with The Central
Trading 90.
Floyd Shriner started on his return
Wednesday to North Dakota, where
he will be engaged during the winter
on a large stock farm near Ayr.
Dr. and Mrs. M. O'Maliev departed
Monday for New York city, where
they will remain about a month and
enjoy life ~ the great metropolis.
Col. Solliday and Oscar E. Wer-
theimer went to Madison Saturday to
witness the football game between
the Minnesota and Wisconsin teams.
Ladies Ii you want a winter hat
OF tire very latest style, or any fine
goods in the millinery line. go TO the
store of Miss Mile Roller, Alb Main
street.
William Bell, chairman of the town
of Concord, was in the city Monday
murning enrUute to Jefferson to attend
an adjourned meeting of the county
board of supervisors.
FOR SALE-Six single comb black
Minorca cockerels and six White
Rose comb Wyandotte cockerels.
Listed breeds. Will be sold cheap.
Inquire of Frank Schultz. 316 Eighth
street. lost
Prof. Q. F. Viebahn was a visitor
in Jetfeson several days last week
and while there delivered an address
before the county school board conven-
tion, and also attended the University
Extension course.
F. G. Swobuds and wife, who are
connected with the Wisconsin House
and Farm School at Dousman, were
here Monday, the object of their visit
being to learn something of the stuff
ed goose industry in this vicinity.
His many friends in the city and
elsewhere, will be glad to learn that
M. Fitzgerald, who has been quite
i'll for several weeks, is now regain
ing his usual strength and health.
and will soon be at his office again
attending to business.
E. H. Zimmerman of Wauk asha,
was in the city Tuesday in the irler-
est of the Ginseng Products Co., of
Milwaukee. He expressed himself as
being favorable to the establishing of
a factory here for the manufacture uf
ginseng syrup and drinks.
DIR. A. II. Hartwig having entered
journalism in connection with his pro-
fession as q veterinary surgeon, now
has private office where he retires
to wrestIe with copy for his monthly
magazine, 1.-THE Veterinarian, and is
one of the busiest men In the city.
A young lady in this city was re-
Gently Inv tied to take Joy ride in
the evening in an automobile by a
travelling man. She was delighted
to accept the invitation, provided her
mother was one of the party. The
invitation was not pressed and there
was no auto ride.
The Minnesota football team fixed
the Wisconsin team good and plenty at
Madison Saturday by a score of 81 to
6. The Gophers rather ou.classed the
Badgers and got in their work early
in the game. The Norski gouts from
Minnesota were husky lads and return
ed home with 6x34 smiles on their
faces.
WANTED-Young men to learn
autumoble business by mail and pre-
pare for positions as chaffeurs and
repair men. We make you expert in
ten weeks: assist you to secure posi-
tion. Pay big; work pleasant; oe-
mand for men great; reasonable
write for particulars and sample les
son. Empire Automobile Institu te,
Rochester, N. Y.
The president having issued a
Thanksgiving proclamation, it is now
up to the people to secure means
wherewith to provide turkey for
their dinner on that day, but We
opine, that It the present price OF
fowl, especially turkeys, majority
of the people will have to be satisfied
with a pork roast, if not a pot roast,
and be mighty thankful that they
have even that.