Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-12-03

1t Is pleasure Tor US TO save you
money. The Central Trading Go.
The time is near at hand for flap
jacks and maple syrup. Yum Yum ! !
Miss Helen Rack has gone to Los
Angeles, Cal, to spend the winter.
Mrs. Olive Blair was the guest
! last week Of friends at Oconomowoc.
If you are in the market for house
hold goods see The Central Trading
Gu.
MIR. and Mrs. John Gessert were
the guests of Edgerton friends last
week.
Miss Lille Pomeroy visited at the
home Of her parents at Oconunowoc
| last week.
The only mitigating circumstances
in favor of loafer is, that ne may
have been born that way.
Hugo F. Schultz is now employed
at Kenosha, where he has made his
hume for several months.
Miss Emma Wenk has been the
guest of her brother John ard family
at Edgerton during the week.
A Farmers Institute will he held
at HubbIeton. Feb. Is and l6, 1917,
and be conducted by David ImrIe.
Raymond D1wling Of Cudahy, d
student in the State University. was
the guest of his uncle, J. P. Holland,
last week.
FOR SALE-A scholarship in the
International Correspondence Schools
at Scranton, Penn, for one half what
it cost. Inquire at The Leader office.
To Charles E. Straw is du- the
credit of saving $500, on one Of our
fire steamers. What he does not
know about our fire engines no one
need tell HIM.
A st. LUuis woman has quit smok-
ing at the age of 1J4 years. 1t IL
wonderful what little will power
can debut, it is possible, that smok-
ing did not agree with her.
The furniture firm of Nowack
Schmutzler Co. ARE selling their stock
at greatly reduced prices, preparatory
to dissolution Of partnership, Carl
| Nowack retiring from the firm.
Prof. g. F. Viebahn is in Milwau-
kee today in attendance at session
of the legislative committee on educa
tion and will give the committee
some valuable suggestions on matters
of an educational character
According to recent advices from
Eugene, Oregon, Watertown and
Southern Wisconsin is good enough
! for at least one of those who left here
to make home in the far ives. where
it rains all winter and then some more
for full measure.
H. W. Granger and Mr.. Jens repre-
senting the International Correspond
ence Schools of Scranton, Penn, have
had fine exhibit Of the work and
purpose of the schools on display IN
one of the front windows of H. A.
Sommer's cigar store.
f. J. Brandt of this city has been
granted two more patents by the gov
eminent, Calculating implement, and
one for designating. recording and
registering mechanism. Mr.. Brandt
has been granted large number of
patents the past few years.
! Brooks & Boyle, who recently pur-
chased the Emil Neumann building on
Vest Main street, have carpenters
at work remodeling and improving
the same, and an addition will be
added to the rear Of the store ST. as to
give them more room for the display
Of goods.
The controversy relative to the
plumbing in the new Lincoln school
building, although not as wide in
its scope as the Cook and Peary dis
puVe, it is certainly as warm as far
as it extends, and the question is. as
far as the public is concerned, who is
right and VITO is wrong? If the con-
troversy shall result in good, we'll and
good, and all will be satisfied.
Two littl girls, runawsys from the
Indu strial School for Girls at Miiwau-
kee, were picked up Tuesday at john
son Creek. They had ridden by cling
ing to the rods underneath a passen-
ger coach from Milwaukee to jefferson
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