Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-07-09

called out by a false alarm.
Julius Strehl0w was busine Is
visitor in Milwaukee, Wednesday.
Attorney W. h. Woodland made
Jefferson professional visit yester-
day.
Leonard Broenimann of New York,
is spending bis vacation here with
relatives and friends.
j. E. Humphrey, the genial post
master at Ixonia, was business
visitor in the city, Tuesday.
Salt S1.U5 per barrel and Berry
boxes for sale, at Brooks & Uoyles'
store. 220 West Main street.
Her many friends are glad to see
Mrs. +. j. Koser up and around again
after her recent spell of illness.
If you want the best of everything
in the grocery line go to the store of
Irwin Brendel, North Water street.
During the reign of William and
Mary. bachelors and widowers over rs
years were taxed one shilling yearly.
Misses Hazel and Guida Wittpeck
of KenUsha, are guests at the home
of their aunt, Mrs.. Louisa Urtubees.
Albert Preusse, Art Baurichter,
Ed. Reichart and Ernest King made
trip to Beloit Sunday in an auto.
All report a good .imet
Miss Brendel of Milford, who had
reen a guest at the hume of her
brother Irving. in North Water street,
has returned to her home.
Mrs. o. ID. Brace of GAINESVILLE
has been guest during the week at
the home of her brolher, z. Fl. Swift.
PIG North Montgomery street.
Considerable building 10 in progress
in the city, tar more than one would
suppose who does not make a trip
occasionally away from Main street.
Mrs. Sophia Atwood and Mrs.
Frances Green both of Abb on, have
been the guest during the week of
their sister, Mrs. z. H. Swift and
family.
We have spent the 4th and spent
our money, and now will have to sell
some goods. We will have to make
low prices to do it. The Central
Trading Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller and
children of Fort Dodge, Iowa, ale
visiting at the hume of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. @. Boettcher,
North Fourth street.
Prof. S. S. Mullen gave recital
at his studio, 210 Church street,
Tuesday evening. Quite number of
his piano students took part and
acquitted themselves with credit.
John Goocnetter is having the in
terror of his house on North Mont
gomery street remodeled and when
the work is completed. he will have
one of the most cow enient homes in
the city.
One writer calculates that Ameri-
cans this year will spend ST, 500 600
in London. At one of the largest
hotels, which has housed 6, 900 Ameri-
cans since March, the average bill has
been $3.50.
Emil Behl went to Fort Atkinson
yesterday and while there, purchased
from L. B. Roach, a three seated
Mitchell touring car and proposes to
have just as good a time as the other
owners of autos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Reidinger, who
had been visitors in TIE city several
months on account of his impaired
health, departed Tuesday morning for
Marquette, Mich, he having recovered
sufficiently to admit of his return to
look after his business interests in
that city.
Frank Schultz, the big, good nat
ured mail carrier, takes great pride
in his garden and he has right to,
for he has one of the best in the city.
He says, that it is easy to raise
vegetables if you only know bow-and
it requires work.
The receipts of the Watertown
postoffice are steadily increasing. in
spite of the depression in business
which has prevailed the past few
months. During the quarter which