Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-05-21
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mayor Mulberger IS business viz
itor in Chicago.
Frank B. Weber transacted business
yesterday in Milwaukee.
Fred A. Hoffman, il business
visitor TODAY in Milwaukee.
George Stube furnished the music
for ball ar Hubbletun last night.
A. G. Clark, mayor of Rice Lake,
is business visitor in the city today.
Herb Gallup of Milford, was
business caller in the city Saturday.
Percy Avery of Waukesha, was
guest Sunday at the hume of I. I.
Henry.
Will 0uerring of Lake Mills, was
visitor in the city Saturday and
Sunday.
Ed Roglitz and Will Brumm IF
Milford. were callers in the city last
Saturday.
Miss Kate Fetterly of the town of
Milford, was Watertown visitor last
Saturday.
| DR.. A. H. Hartwic MADE his Gus
tomary Monday visit to Fort Atkinson
this week
Judge G. Weed Of Milwaukee WAS
guest Wednesday at the home Of
james Spear.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Roberts of TX
onia, were business visitors n the
city Saturday.
j. Harvey of Evansville. obs of the
proprIetors of the Lyric theatre, is in
the city today.
Miss Lena Freitag of rural route
No. 6, has been guest of her sister
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Humphrey uf
Pipersville, were the guests Saturday
of friends here.
j. W. Moore, editor and proprietor
of the Gazette, was a visitor In Mil
waukee yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. A. W. Meyer and
daughter DORIS, were visitors SaLur-
day at Milwaukee.
Mr. and Mrs. August Borchardt of |
the town of Pennington, were visitors
in tho o,tu Mondou
BUY YOUR-Early and late seed
potatoes, also the very best seed corn
of Brooks q Boyle. 1872
Miss Irene Seibel of Reedscurg,
has spent the past two weeks with
relatives and friends here.
@. Wiggenhurn spent a portion of
the earlier part Of the week at Mil
waukee, visiting relatives.
Yesterday was Ascension Day, an
was observed in this city at sew sral of
the churches by appropriate services
T. B. Roach and Oscar Wertheimer
were Fort Atkinson visitors Monday
making the trip in Mr.. Roach's auto.
This is our busy season, but we are
not 50 busy but we could DO more
Try US and see. The Central Trading
Co.
Chief Block took fall Saturday
since which time ne has been favorins
lox l0,s =
painful.
The Chief of Police says: Pay
your dog tax. If you have canine
of any kind, good, bad or Indifferent,
it means you.
In city affairs vote for your pocket |
and not party. One man is just as
good as another and sometimes, a
mighty sight better.
There are just as good fish in the
sea as ever were caught, and just as
good outfits as ever were bought at
The Central Trading Co.
Hon. @. F. Viebahn came hume
from Madison Saturday and returned
early Monday morning. AS the legis
lature is nearing its adjournment,
business is being rushed.
We make all kinds of Screen Do RS
and Screen Windows. Bring in your
order early.
Watertown Novelty Works.
1853 6l2 Western Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bell of
Oconomowoc, rural route NO. 27, were
visitors in the city Monday. Mr..
Bell Is one of the prosperous young
farmers of the county, who is making
success of tilling the soil.
Ed. Gnatzig returned Tuesday even
ing from business trip to Fairwater.
Waupun and other points in the state
The object of his visit was to sell
farming lands; and it is q poor day
when be does not sell a quarter or
two.
Marshall r. Woodland and Frank E
Woodland reach home Friday evening
from the Pacific coast, where Mr.
Marshall j. Woudard had spent tn.