Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-05
l.: Of Local Interest. :
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feCef Inauef, tne Joily farmer
stock buyer of the town of En-
was IN the city Monday.
Attorney Nicholas Thauer attend
ed to professional business at the
county seat during the week.
Miss Mary Gerber of Oconomowoc,
IS spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. Charles Wenck and family.
Mrs. Oscar Meyer has been very
i'll during the week, much to the reg
ret of her host of friends in the city.
Charles Justmann of Juneau, a
former treasurer for Dodge county,
was business visitor in the city
Saturday
Look at our line Of new bookcases
dressers, trunks and suit cases and
then look at the price The Central
TRAILING Go.
Mrs. Frank Schultz returned from
Irving Park, H., Sunday where she
had been to visit her mother who was
seriously i'll.
We havea few more sleds that we
want dispose of while there is snow.
See how cheap you can buy them
Of The Central Trading Go.
The subject of the lesson for the
Lincoln birthday services at the
Christian Science chruch Friday. Feb.
II, 1909, will be, "Freedom.
Lawrence college Ladies' Glee club
at the First Methodist church. Friday
evening, February Goth. at 8 O'Clock.
Watch for special announcements
next week.
Ernest Backhaus one of the young
and progressive farmers in the town
of Ixonia, was visitor in the city
Monday, and a welcome caller at The
Leader sanctum.
Hon. O. F. Viebahn came home
Friday evening from Madison, ind re-
NAMED until Monday, the Legislature
having adjourned Friday evening until
Tuesday morning.
Attorneys Arthur Mulberger, K.
w. Luck and Otto Hahn were at
Jefferson Monday at the opening of
the February term of the circuit court
for Jefferson county.
Attorneys @. A. Skinner, W. H.
Woodland, ssand j. G. Conway and Gus
tave Buchheit looked after the inter
est Of clients in the circuit court at
Jefferson during the week.
The Ladies' GIee club of Lawrence
college will give its musicaI entertain
ment at the First Methodist church,
Friday evening, Feb. 26. '09. Prof
Harper, Director, tbirtyone voices,
and Mrs. earns. Reader.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Kuehn and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grossert haVr
been visitors in Milwaukee during the
week, the gentlemen in attendance at
the Hardware Dealers Convention,
and the ladies sightseeing.
Read the advertisement of G.. Bur
ger, the proprietor of the Second
street meat market He always keeps
the best in the market and his prices
are just as low as he can afford to
make them. If in want of the best,
give him a call.
If the gentleman who borrowed our
city directory, will return the same,
he will confer favor and receive our
thanks. We do not think that he
intends to keep it, only has forgotten
that it does not belong to him-only a
case of forgetfulness.
P. F. Allweis, one of the happy,
jolly farmers IN the town of Farming
ton. was in the city, yesterday and
cracked jokes with the chief push on
The Leader, and tried to make him be-
lieve, that he came all the way tn the
city to pay his subscription and
winked the other eye while he was
talking. Come again, P. F.
Friday, February II, 1909. being
the hundredth anniversary of the birth
of our martyred president, Abraham
| Lincoln, interesting and appropriate
services will be held at the First
| Church of Christ, Scientists, at the
corner of Fifth and Spring streets be-
ginning at 10 80 a. III. The public is
cordially invited to attend the SER
vices.
William 7. Sleight, mail carrier OH
rural route No. started out Friday
at his usual hour in the morning. and
returned from his trip Sunday after
noon, the snow being so deap and the
roads so hard TO travel that he was
obliged to stop until the roads were
broken. The storm of last Friday
and Saturday was exceedingly hard On
the rural mail carrier.
Hon. 9. F. Viebahn is the patri-
arch of the assembly and Peter F.
Leuch of Milwaukee. the kid member.
Mr.. Leuch sasy "Izock'' fer Isaac,
which may give hint as to his nation