Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-13
lph Goodnetter is visiting relatives

| ltS6lOlldl NISIbOl DIT J6ltISOH SATURDAY
Mrs. A. j. O'Brien has been visiting
Buffalo friends the past week or ten
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Buchheit departed
Wednesday on their return home to
Buffalo, n. Y.
Miss Adela Wendt left Wednesday for
Marshfeld to visit her grandparents for
couple of weeks.
Miss Anna Smith returned Monday
evening from Madison, where she had
been visiting for several days.
Mrs. J. W. Moore and William Wilson
attended the funeral of Mrs. Michael
Cummings at Chicago Wednesday.
F.B. SCHNEIDER was a business visitor
in Milwaukee MOnday-which means,
more goods for the Bargain Store.
Rev. Carl Mueller has returned from
| Germany, where he went as a delegate
( to the general synod of his church.
C. S. Aspenwall and family departed
Wednesday morning for FreepOrt, Ill.,,
! in which city they will make their home.
Bills for the IntGr-COunty fair is being
posted in radius Of twenty miles Of
the city by Will Belize, for the Fair assO-
citation.
| Mrs. Horace Barnes and baby of Mil
waukee, are expected tomorrow to spend
several days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. |. L. Henry.
| Miss Josephine GruetZmacher returned
Monday evening after an absence of ten
days spent at Lake Mills, the guest of
Mrs. Albert WOOdke.
The "DOde" circus was a small affair,
should keep to the hamlets and villages
for some time to come.
Henry Wendt, who had been the guest
of relatives in the city of late, left on
his return for his home at Burlington,
Iowa, Wednesday morning.
There are more comforts to be had in
this world than many people think.
You will be able to enjoy some of them
if you trade with the Central Trading
Co.
Irwin Weber and sister, Miss Ella Of
Pennington, were in the city Wednes-
day, having come between showers. The
Leader was favored with a call by Miss
Weber.
Born last week to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto j.
GOeldner, daughter. The mother and
child are doing nicely and the father
laughs right out loud whenever he
thinks of the little maid who has come
to bless his home.
The monthly fair and the circus drew
large crowd to the city Tuesday. There
were not many sales during the day for
the farmers had come for a good time
and did not bring much for sale.
Mrs. E. W. Arbogast Of Columbus, o.,
who recently submitted to an operation
for the removal of tumOr, has passed
the crisis and is now out of danger,
which is gratifying to her many friends
in this city.
Miss Ella KOenig drew the HOlstein
cow at the circus. She was a lucky girl
and the little bovine was lucky in Sc
curing her for an owner. Miss Ella has
not decided as to whether she would be-
come a milk maid or nOt-pOssibly not.
The Jahnke Co. is kept busy these
days making ice cream which is in
great demand, for it is mighty good.
1t has large sale in the city and is
shipped to all the surrounding cities
and villages, and the demand is on the
increase.
Fred A. Hoffman, and family, Carl
Keppier and family and Mrs. Lott havo
returned from a sOjourn of several
weeks at Fish Creek, Door county, an
ideal place for rest and pleasure. They
all look as if they had enjoyed every
minute of their outing.
A large sum of money is being ex-
pended this season in the erection of
business buildings, residences and in
improving those in the need of repairs,
all of which indicates prosperity, at
least in WatertOwn, which is rapidly in
| creasing in wealth and population.
Percy CHASER has returned to Chicago
to resume his work as electrician for
the Chicago Street Car Co. During his
vacation at home, he took on several
pounds of flesh owing to the excellent
cooking of his mother and the good
time he had during his stay of two
weeks.
Those interested in chickens will learn
much of interest and value by consult
! ing the Century Book page 623 in the
city library. There is full particulars
as to size, weight and number of eggs
laid by each breed of chickens; the best
and most profitable breeds to raise for
eggs, and the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuno Kehn, Miss Louise
Schmidt and Mr.. Max Rose of Water
town, spent Sunday at the home of Mrs
Helen HarlOff, PIT North Murray street
Mr.. and Mrs. Kehn are on their wedding
tour and left yesterday for Chicago and
other points. The bride is known tC