Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-03

was visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Doris Sauer is clerking at the
Bargain Store, 80 Main street.
Miss Marie Mentink was the guest Of
| friends at Milwaukee over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Gruetzmachel
were visitors in Milwaukee yesterday.
Miss Anna Gruetzmacher has been the
guest of Lake Mills relatives during the
week.
County Attorney K. W. Lueck trans
acted professional business at Jefferson
Tuesday.
Fremont LOunsbury and little son OF
Ixonia, were visitors in the city Monday
afternoon.
Misses Meta and Elsa May spent We'd
nesday and Thursday with friends in
Milwaukee.
Mrs. George c. Lewis has been a yisi-
tor at Madeline Island, one Of the Apos-
tie group near Ashland.
Miss Laura ard Mary Humphrey have
returned from Illinois, where they spent
some time visiting relatives.
John Jones, one Of the prosperous
farmers of the town Of Emmett, was a
business visitor in the city Wednesday
Miss Mile Roller has returned from
Seattle and the Pacific coast after a very
pleasant trip which she enjoyed greatly.
Fred Werner Of Milwaukee, wasF an
over Sunday visitor at the home Of his
parents, DR.. and Mrs. f. C. Werner, 2nd
street.
Mrs. G. f. Weber and son Master Carl,
were visitors in the city Wednesday and
callers at the Leader office, the Farmers
headquarters.
There is music in the air, but you
can't play it; there is sheet music that
you can play for 1c per copy at the
Central Trading Co.
Rev. Father MOrrisSey, Provincial of
the Holy Cross Order Of Notre Dame,
Ind, was here Saturday, the guest Of
Rev. Father Hennessey at the st. Ber-
nard parsonage.
Don't wait, young mani Get mar
ried. Don't matter if you haven't much
money saved for you can get lot of
goods for little Of the Central Trading
Co.
Mrs. Ellen Breckenridge Of Okauche,
who has many friends in this city, hay
ing been a resident of WatertOwn for
many years, has moved to Milwaukee to
reside with her son, W. J. Breckenridge.
0. H. Crandal of Chicago, son of Mrs.
E. J. V0kes, was the guest of his mother
Monday, and went from here to Madison
to accept position as superintendent
of sash, door and blind factory in that
city.
We learned in our youth that "early
to bed and early to rise makes man
healthy, wealthy and wise" You will
be wealthy if you trade with the Cen
trial Trading Co.
In the lasts isue Of the Beaver Dam
Argus: eleven Rules for a Bride" were
printed. Now if Bro. Sherman will give
eleven rules for bridegroom, it will be
a stand-Off and no impartiallity will be
shown, and the he member Of the nuptiaI
contract, will know just what is expect
ed of him.
A large number of our citizens went
to Waterloo yesterday to attend the pic
mic given by the firemen Of that city.
Among them were G. NJ. Gahlmann, Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Vaughn, Emil Tanck, E.
+. Wieman, Mesdames R. NJ. Hahn and
Edwin Bittner and Misses Winnie Wood
and Myrtle Buchanan.
Frank Eaton wants to secure the ser
vices of 500 men with one leg six inches
shorter than the other and 500 teams of
horses with the legs on one side shorter
than on the other to take to Idaho
to work on the mountains in that
state, where the soil is four inches in
depth, where the sage brush grows album
dainty and the water costs money.
Frank NJ Eaton and sons returned
Monday evening from the Pacific coast
being on the road five days in making
the return trip. Mr.. Eaton says, that it
is a wonderful country and that there is
lots of it and that he saw so many places
he liked and as he cannot live in all of
them, he may conclude to remain in
Watertown with his old friends and ac-