Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-07-16

:: OF Local Interest.
Cook With Gas.

There are better bargains than ever
at The Central Trading Co.
Misses Vernia and Selma Spohn are
the guesls of Milwaukee friends.
Don't make money; save it by
trading with The Central Trading Co.
DR.. A. II. Hartwig was business
visitor in Chicago the last two days
of last week.
Charles Schley and Ferd. schley of
Newcassel. visited relatives in the
city the first of the week.
Albert Jahnke of Helenvi!le, was
visitor in the city tuesday and a
welcomed caller at The Leader sane
tum.
F. M. Eaton returned Friday even
ing from trip to Milwaukee, where
he preached honesty to the fizz manu-
facturers.
A few supplements containing the
Session Laws enacted by the legisla-
ture of 1909 can be obtained at The
Leader office.
The Fair to be held in Milwaukee,
September 1915, will evidently sur
pass any preceding exposition in ex-
hibits and attractions.
HOUSE AND LO1 FOR SALE
House is in good repair and lot in
desirable locality. Inquire on the
premises, No. 600 Second street.
The monthly fair Tuesday did not
amount to much the weather was too
fine--and the farmers remained at
home and worked in the hay fields,
The Wisconsin State Fair now
ranks among the very best State
Fairs in the Country. 1t is this year
offering nearly $40, 600 IN cash prizes.
The best Dairy Building in the
Country will be built upon the Wis
consin State Fair Grounds in season
for the Fair to be held September
1917.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spohn leave
Sunday morning for New York city
where they will visit relatives and
enjoy the ocean breezes for couple
Of weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. A. W. Meyer and
daughter Doris, reached home Tues
day morning after an absence of q
month spent with relatives at Ash
land, Neb.
Peter Thauer, the Emmett farmer
who buys live stock as a side line
and farm occasionally. was in the
city Tuesday, as busy as dude at
girls seminary.
The Veteran Martial band of Mil
waukee, composed of six old veterans
of the OWL war, will be here at
Home-C Coming and will be leading
feature of the gathering.
Frank Heitz of the town of Farm
ington, one of the "old boys" who
wore the blue during the Civil war
and served his country we'll, was
visitor in the city Tuesday and a well
coined caller at The Leader head
quarters.
Last day of July and 1st day of
August, Wstertown will entertain the
pilgrims of 'wanderlust. The Mil
waukee- Warerrown association. is
coming in force and the Thirty year
club will be here; and whole lot of
folks from all over the country.
Miss Sa die Norton, local for the
Daily Times, left Wednesday morning
for Chicago in company with her
grandmother, Mrs. C. S. Jordan.
Miss Norton will spend her vacation
of two weeks IN that city resting and
sight, seeing and her many friends
hope that she will have a good time.
A. A. Mueller of Ixonia, received
one of the awards, ga" class, in the
butter scoring exhibitions conducted
by the Dairy school of the University
of Wisconsin. Mr.. Mueller who has
charge of the creamery at Ixonis.
ranks high as a butter maker and the
product of his creamery finds ready
sale at good price.
During the remainder of July and
the month of August there will be no
Congregational church services and the
Sunday school will be discontinued
during that period. The pastor. Rev.
Fl. G. Rehm, Will spend his vacation
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