Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. 2. j. BicFner were
Milwaukee visitors Sunday.
Just received q nice line Of Iron
Beds ut The Central Trading Go.
J hn Schedule of the town If
Shields, WAS business visitor n the
city Yesterday
Miss Emma Wenck returned Satur
day from visit wi h her broth r John
and family at Eogerton.
Dolly meet me tonight and we will
go and pick cut our housekeeping out
/ fit of The Central Trading Co.
Read Gruetzmacher' advertisement
on fourth page. He has just what
you want for Christmas presents.
Misses Bessie Corcoran and Grace
CORY of Madison, have been the
guests during the week of Mrs. John
T.
The Christian Scientist reading
room will be moved from the Her
tel & Hoffman, block to the church
building, at corner of Fifth and
Spring streets.
Stoves are on the 20 now; if you
haven't one going. cUme and see US a
and we will put yJu one up and make
it GO for so little money that it will
surprise you. The Central Trading
Go.
Sunday afternoon, this section was
visited by the first real storm of the
season, the thermometer falling forty
degrees with a stiff western wind
followed by zero weather which pre-
vailed most OF the week and attended
strictly to business. making the coal
bin and wood pile valuable assets.
The Modern Woodmen of America
have adopted a new ritual to super
cede the one row III use which will
be discarded at the beginning Of the
new year. 1t is hard on the older
members, many of whom had commit
ted the old ritual to memory and are
now to cid to memorize d new one.
Jack Kuenzie has good job with
the Wilson Bros. at Edgerton, who
are extensively engaged in the manu-
facture Of patent medicines and ex-
tracts, and have a job printing ship
of their own. Jack expects to be at
home Christmas to ENJOY himself
with his mother, brother Walter and
friends.
Clarence @. Eaton of Tacoma,
Wash, member of the board Uf lee
tureship of the First Church of Christ,
Scientist, Boston, Mass, was the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
M. Eaton couple Of days during the
week. Mr.. Eaton is on a lecturing
tour and went from here to Winnipeg.
Manitoba, being billed for a lecture
at that place.
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Sunda" evening during TIE high
wind tree on West Cady street, near
North Montgomery, to which was
attached a guy wire from an electric
light pole, took fire. and the sparks
was carried by the wind quite dis
lance, endangerlng residence near
by much to the fear IF the occupants.
The Electric Light plant was notified
by phone and a man sent whU soon
extinguished the blaze.
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