Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-12

Miss Birdie Hinze of Chicago, is
visiting relatives in the city.
The financial condition Of the Wis
consin National Bank is shown by its
report
Mrs. Henry Mulberger returned
Saturday from a visit with relatives
at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. E. R. Lewis, and Mrs. Hugh
Rumhrey of Piersville were visitors in
the city today.
Smiles are little gifts of mental
sunshine and go far in making the
world enjoyable.
We have nice line of diners. wood
set and willow rockers. The Central
Trading Company.
Do not forget the Lincoln centen-
NAL memorial services at Turner opera
house thus evening.
Read the bank reports and see how
much money there is on deposit in the
little city of WATERFOWL.
Mrs. Leonard Wagner Of Milford,
was visitor in the city Monday, and
caller at The Leader office.
Chief of Police H. C. Block re-
turned Saturday from Barron. where
he had been on official business.
Mrs. Ashley of Minneapolis, is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Ida keyss.
and Will remain for some time.
William Jones of Ixonia and his
guests, Messrs Thomas and Villa ms
of Chicago were visitors in the city
today.
Miss Gussie Awers has been in Chi
cagu during the week, having been
called there by the serious illness of
her mother.
Mrs. Allan Raymond Of Battle
Greek. Mich, is the guest Of her
friend, Mrs. Frank Atkins, 513
Seventh street.
Mrs. Chas. Alexander of Waterloo,
returned home Saturday after visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Herman Bar
GAM for few days.
Don't hang your Kettle On three
sticks IN the middle Of your tent
You can get stove cheap ut the
Central Trading Company.
Special attention is called to the
official report of the Wisconsin Natl
onal Bank, published elsewhere. Part
icularly its liabilities and assets.
Mrs. o. D. Brace and daughter,
Miss Leora of GAINESVILLE, were guests
at the home of P H. Swift, the first
of the week. Mrs. Brace and Mr..
Swift are brother and sister.
Saturday morning, son was born
To Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gurder, Jr. and
he laughs Whenever he thinks of the
cute little fellow whoss has come to
brighten his home and make life
worth living.
The Ladies' Glee club of Lawrence
college will give its musical entertain
ment at the First Methodist church,
Friday evening, Feb. &c, 'O9. Prof.
Harper, Director, thirty-one voices,
and Mrs. earns. Reader.
The Cooley Grocery Co has an ad-
vertisement in this issue of The
Leader. Those in want of anything
in their line, will do well TO give
them call, for they have a good
stock and prices are reasonable.
If you save your money you are a
miser. If you spend your money you
are loafer. If you get much money
you are CRATER. If you don't get
any money you are bum. But what
is the difference if you trade at the
Central Trading Company.
Attention is called 20 the advertise
ment of j. E. Heisman, the cash
grocer, Main street, he having been
appointed local agent for the sale of
the celebrated Darlington Hall Steel
cut coffee. Read the advertisement
and be wise as to what constitutes
good coffee.
W. Fl. Schallert has been appointed
postmas ter at Johnson Greek, succeed
ing John @. Grell who has held the
office for twelve years and been an
official whose faithfulness and bust
ness integrity should have continued
him in the ofice-if civil service is
worth a cUntinental-but it is not
only farce and humbUg.
Lincoln POSTAGE stamps were placed
On sale at the post uffice this morn
ing, Postmaster Eberle having
received 3, 900 from the postoffice de-
psrtment at Washington. 1t was very
thoughtful and appropriate, withhold
ing the sale of the stamps until the
centennial birthday of the martyred
President which is being observed all
over the land today.
One day last week. one of our bust
ness men was showing a farmer &C
quaintance building which he was
having remodeled and improved and