Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-20
=: Of Local Interest. ::
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OOOk WIFI IDS.
Herman Iffland spent Sunday in Mil
waukee.
Mrs. f. B. SCHNEIDER was visitor in
Milwaukee Monday.
Arnold Eickman visited brother at
Fort Atkinson Tuesday.
An illustrated lecture on economy, the
prices at the Central Trading Co.
Miss Elsa May has been the guest of
Milwaukee friends during the week.
Mrs. j. Cole and daughter were the
guests of friends at Jefferson Sunday.
Misses Gertie and Elizabeth Heyn
spent Sunday with friends at Waukesha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Mead spent San
day at Jefferson, guests of her mother,
Mrs. L. Haberman.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. L. Eversz and son
Homer, attended a family reunion at
Ripon Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. W. Schultz and
were Lake Mills visitors Friday.
Rev. Adolph Sauer is preaching at St.
Louis, Mich. He was graduated from
the Northwestern University two years
ago.
The Ullerich-Sydow Co. has completed
the contract for concrete work on the
new dOmitOry for the insane asylum at
jefferson.
Justice for all and special privileges
for none, should obtain in municipal
governments. Give all an equal chance
and no favoritism.
Miss Maize Shriner and her guest, Miss
Mabel Day of Minneapolis, went to Mil
waukee Monday where they will remain
for time, possibly, permanently.
Miss Vernia Chaser went to Milwaukee
Sunday to spend few days with rela-
tiyes in that city and have good time
visiting the sights in the metropolis.
Our friend Arnold Eickmann, the di-
yinity, preached last Sunday at Juneau
and gave his auditors something to
think about, for he had a message to
deliver.
Mrs. Irene Packard and little girls
Catherine and Helen, returned Saturday
from Madison where they had been to
visit friends, and grandpa Stapleton is
happy again.
If there is hades, it is place where
we may look back upon the 0ppOrtuni-
ties we have lost. You have missed a
big opportunity if you have not bought
your goods of the Central Trading Co.
Ward L. Swift returned Saturday
morning after an absence of two months
in northern Michigan in the interest of
the American Type Founders Co. of
Chicago and left Monday for northern
Wisconsin.
William Schiebel was down to his
place of business Tuesday for a short
time, his first visit to his office since the
accident in which he was injured. His
friends were glad 10 see him and know,
that he will soon be attending to bust
ness again.
The postoffice department has decided
that children going to and returning from
school shall not be allowed to call and re-
ceive the mail of their parents at the post
Office. 1t is a sensible ruling and is be-
ing strictly enforced in many of the
cities throughout the country.
Mrs. Gus. CHASER, West Cady street,
leaves tomorrow morning for Milwau-
kee, where she will visit relatives for a
few days, and in the meantime Gus will
sklrmish around for something to eat
and wonder where he put things, when
he starts in for the next meal.
Frank Kennedy, the only negro farm
er in Jefferson county, died at his home
near jefferson on the 14th inst. The
deceased was 81 years of age and was a
slave until freed by Lincoln's proclama-
ton. 1t seems strange at this time to
refer to the fact, that human slavery
ever existed in this country and was
defended by men protesting to be christ
ians.