Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-24
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Fair at Jefferson next week.
Wanted a few live agents. The Cen
trail Trading Co.
Harry Parker Bert Hopkins and A.
II. Karsten Of Beaver Dam attended the
fair yesterday.
Arden Sipp Of Milwaukee was an over
Sunday visitor at the home Of his par
ents in this city.
See the airship America" at the
jefferson Co. Fair next week. viii
make daily flights, weather permitting.
There are 90 entries for the horse
races at the Jefferson Co. Fair next
week. These will assure some great
racing.
Whit Smith Of GAINESVILLE, has been at
home during the week taking in the
fair and the good things prepared by
his mother.
FOR RENT: Six (6) Room Flat with
all modern improvements and centrally
located. Inquire of DR.. A, H. Hartwig,
100 5th street.
Henry Uehling came home from Platte
vile Saturday and remained until Mon
day in order to keep up an acquaintance
with his family.
j. f.. Heisman was separated from his
whiskers Saturday which reduced his
age fully ten years and added about 30
per cent to his appearance.
A local dry goods concern as advertis-
ing outside for experienced lady clerks.
Experienced buyers might he justified
in purchasing their goods outside.
Now is the time to look over your
heaters and see if it is i'll order, if not
you had better see if you can trade it
for another with the Central Trading Co.
In addition to the great airship
america" which will make daily flights
at the Jefferson Co. Fair next week,
there will be a japanese family and
three other great acts, also base ball
game each forenoon.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. 0Malley returned last
evening from the east after an absence
Of several weeks. The doctor reports a
very pleasant time while away from
home and pleasure at being back again
for there is no place like home,
FOR SALE:-Four Sections Land,
Dunn County, N. d. ST per Acre, Good
Soil, Coal and Water. Near Railroad
Survey. Excursions every Tuesday.
HOLDEN LAND COMPANY,
past Mansion, Wis.
Louis GOetsch of MukWanagO, was in
the city during the week the guest of
his brother Charles Goetsch and went
from here to Milwaukee, to attend the
annual camp meeting of the Seventh
Day Adyentists being held at Schlitz
Park in that city.
Edward W. Schultz, son of Frank
Schultz our genial mail carrier, passed
through the city Sunday enloute from
Camp Robinson near Sparta, to Fort
Sheridan, near Chicago. Edward is a
member Of the military band in the
regular army and likes his job.
Heretofore, the newspapers in this
city have run notices and articles for
the churches free gratis for nothing and
some of the churches recipr0cate by
having their job work done either out
side or at an Office that does nothing to
help them in their work. 1t certainly
does not look right.
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William Burgess of Beatrice, Neb.
has been in the city during the week
visiting relatives and friends. During
the civil war Mr.. Burgess served in Co
c. Second Wisconsin volunteer cavalry
and soon after being mustered out OF
the service located in Nebraska where
he has prospered he and his partner
owning considerable land 5000 head OF
cattle and 1000 horses. He is now TAX
ing it easy and visiting his Wisconsin
relatives and old comrades.