Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-13
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Fans and caIenders to give away at
the Leader office.
If you need it you can get it Of the
Central Trading Co.
Miss Mabel Goeldner is the guest of
relatives at Beaver Dam.
If you will let us we will help you to
get rich. The Central Trading Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Winkenwerder
were visiting in Milwaukee Saturday.
Miss Lillian Eiffler returned Saturday
from a visit with friends at GAINESVILLE.
Miss Arena Heismann returned Friday
evening from visit with friends at
Madison.
If you hay'nt anything else to do, do
it now, by paying your subscription to
the Leader.
Henry w. Reul has been appointed
postmaster at Helenville to succeed j.
ReuI deceased
Come to the Leader office and get
beautiful calender and fan. They
will cost you nothing.
Did You ever imagine you were in
Heaven? You will if you buy a nice bed
of the Central Trading Co.
Miss Lillian Frey, bookkeeper for Will
liam Schiebel, is spending her vacation
with relatives at Appleton.
Miss Jennie Schley Of Beaver Dam,
has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
o. j. Goeldner, during the week.
Found-On westside near Library
building Wednesday, two keys on ring.
Can be obtained at Leader Office.
Miss Hazel Funk has been engaged to
teach the school in joint district and 4,
towns Of Concord and Pennington.
Attorney R. W. Lueck and family
have spent the week at Juneau resting
and having a good time with relatives
and friends.
Miss Laura O'Brien is employed in
the office of the Washington Cutlery Go.
substituting for friend who is absent
on her vacation.
Reduced railroad rates have been Sc
cured for the Wisconsin State Fair at
Milwaukee, September 13-17. One and
One-half fare for the round trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Wiggenhorn re-
turned Monday after an absence of a
month spent in Montana, visiting reIa-
tiyes and looking after business matters.
Now that you have about the same old
tariff and then some, you will have to
figure pretty close to make both ends
meet. You can buy your goods cheaper
of the Central Trading Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Schempf are enjoy
ing an outing at Lake Mills and when
f. l.. sings in the morning, the birds
for miles around cOngregate in the trees
near the cottage and listen.
The new buildings being erected on
the state fair grounds at Milwaukee are
being rapidly pushed toward completion,
and will all be ready for use at the
opening of the fair, September 18th.
Miss Elvira Henry was a visitor Sun
day at Waukesha and while there saw
the Jumpers go through portion Of
their services, which consisted in jump
ing and then some more until about ex-
hausted.
According to the Milwaukee papers,
the most beautiful girl in the state lives
at Union Grove. If they want to see
really beautiful girls, they had better
come to WatertOwn where there are
scores of them.
O. +. Uehling reached here Saturday
morning to join his wife and little son,
who have been guests at the home of
his father, Henry Uehling for the past
three weeks. He will remain a couple
of weeks and rest and visit.
Will Stacy, who was recently appoint
ed resident agent for the Prudential In
surance Company, has opened an office
in the Merchants Bank Annex and is
ready to write policies in one of the best
life insurance companies in the country.
Mrs. W. H. Meyer left Saturday morn
ing for Grand Forks. North Dakota.
where she will spend a couple of months
with her daughter, Mrs. Louis Otto who
is a resident of that city, her husband
being engaged in the insurance business.
C. Smith returned Monday evening
from Escanaba. Mich, where he had
been for several weeks. He was accom-
pa MED on his return by his grand
daughter, Miss Lillian McManman, who
will remain for some time, the guest of
relatives,
The famous Navassar Band of forty
ladies has been engaged for the full
week at the Wisconsin State Fair.
This is one of the most popular musical
organizations in the country. In addi-
ton to this several of the best bands in
the state will be in attendance daily.
A party consisting of W. H. Rohr and
Misses Mollie and Belle Rohr, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Schiebel, Henry Martin of
Milwaukee and Miss Ida VillwOck Of
Oshkosh enjoyed an outing at Lake
Mills from Saturday until Sunday even
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