Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-25
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Mrs. +. b. Schneider was vlsI-or
Tuesday in Milwaukee.
Hot weather goods at cold weather
prices. The Central Trading %.
Miss Lena Stengel is in attendance
at Sunday school convention at Gin
cinati Ohio.
If you have had a June wedding
and want some nice house furnishings,
see The Central Trading Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen of Fort
Atkinson, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. B. Schneider, Sunday.
Mrs. T. M. Winger of Ixonia, was
visitor in the city Tuesday. the
guest of her friend, Miss Nellie Need
ham.
Newspapers under carpets keep out
months, the printers ink being fatal
to them. Gan be obtained at the
Leader office in bundles in any size.
Mrs. G. W. Norton and her mother,
Mrs. S. @. Jordan of Chicago, who is
her guest, returned Friday evening
from visit with friends at GAINESVILLE.
The power house at the Rough and
Ready dam, now in the course of
erection will be an immense structure
and one of the prominent industries
in the city.
To Mrs. H. Wertheimer ia due the
credit of having the first home-raised
Strawberries. Friday, June Is, she
exhibited the berries which were of
large variety and luscious.
The advertisement of the Bargain
Store is published elsewhere in The
Leader. There are more than a
thousand things in stock end cheap in
fact, many things you need and will
buy if you visit the store.
The attention of the readers of The
Leader, is called to the advertisement
of Irving Brendel, the North Water
street grocer. If you want anything
in his line, it is the place for you to
go.
Sig Probst, one of the graduates
from Northwestern University left
for Hartford, Wis, his home yester-
day, where he will spend his vacation
and in the fall GO to Milwaukee and
enter upon a theological course and
prepare himself for the rninistery.
The Van Camp Condensing 90. is
filling about all the cellars In the
business portion of the city with con-
densed milk. When the new addition
to the plant is completed, there will
be storage room for four hundred
thousand boxes or less, probably less
mostly.
The first of next week, Davies,
Mulberger & Lueck will occupy an
elegant suite of rooms in the Hertel
& Hoffman, block, which have been
specially arranged for their law office.
Their object in moving from the
Merchants Bank Annex was to give
them greater privacy and escape
noise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Lounsbury
of Pipersville are visitors in the city
Saturday. Willis here, Mrs. L. visited
the Leader office and incidentally
informed the editor that he had been
a subscriber for the Leader for over
thirty years and likes it's tone and
independence in all matters effecting
the public interests.
Tuesday evening, John G. Conway
attended the banquet of the alumni
of the state university, he having
been graduated from that institution
in the class of 1879. He was one of
the speakers at the banquet and as
might be expected. acquitted himself
with credit, for he always has some
thing good to say when he makes a
speech.
At the Wisconsin Synod of the
Lutheran church held during the week
at Milwaukee, Rev. q. T.. Bergman
of Fond du Lac, a graduate of the
Northwestern University was elected
president and Rev. DR.. Henry Wente
Of the N. W. u, read a very able
paper son "The Importance of Christ
according to the Personal office in the
Christian Life
Ex-Mayor William Green of Mar
quette, Mich, who died recently WAS