Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12

T.. Fl Cordes trans cted business
n Milwaukee Saturday.
DR. N. U. Barber is confined TO
his home. suffering with the gripe
II. J. Grell Of Johnson Greek was
u husin So visitor In be city Satur-
dav.
Ma or Arthur Mulberger was q
professional visitor at Jefferson Tues
day.
Miss Meta May spent the first half
of the week with friends at johnson
creek.
Miss Linda Uehling was the guest
of Jefferson, friends Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. w A. Howell returned Fri
day evening much to the qualification
of her friends:
Misses Ruth Mueller and Minna
II offmann Of Jefferson visited friends
in this city Saturday.
Miss Anna Hermann of Milwaukee,
is the guest other sister. Mrs. A. j.
o Brien and other friends mere.
No one can know everything, but
everybody can know of the bargain to
be had at the Central Trading Go.
If anybody in this city or vicinity
has seen robin this spring. they will
please report observation to the
Leader Office.
James E. Malone of Juneau, was
in the city Tuesday calling on friends
and again Wednesday, to attend the
Williams auction.
We are not giving away stoves, but
are selling them 30 cheap that you
do not need to do without them. The
Central Trading Co.
Miss Lizzie Kruger has peen ill
for sometime much to the regret of
her many frien1E in the city ho
earnestly wish for her early recovery.
John Thauer & SON will retire from
the livery business on the Oath inst +,
at which time. they will dispose of
their horses, carriages. hacks, sleighs
etc.
Forty carloads of carp and buffalo
fish were recently shipped to eastern
Canned salmon ought to be cheap for
awhile.
Mr.. and Mr.. Arthur Kocher came
out from Milwaukee Saturday after
noon, and were the guests of her
sister, Mrs. W. L. Swift until Sunday
evening.
John Habhegger after an illness of
several days is able to attend to BUSH
ness again much to the qualification of
his many friends, especially his old
army comrades.
J. P. Holland. editor of the Times
who is at Hot Springs, Ark, has re-
covered sufficiently to admit of his
returning home and will leave there
on the 18th inst.
Miss Minnie Kohl has been num-
bered among the sick for the past
few days-and it is the universal
wish Of all, that her recovery may
be quick and permanent.
The Fort Atkinson common council
has passed an ordinance prohibiting
barking in front of places of amuse-
ment. The Fort lsgetting quite
metropolitan and puttingon frill.
The Leader was a trife off last
week. E. M. Stapleton, the pleasant
and accommodating west side druggist,
is a grandfather two times and has
two smiles coming instead of one.
Tuesday was Fair day, but it was
only fair in name, for it was wet,
sloppy and disagreeable, yet there
was quite a large number of farmers
in town and the usual number of horse
buyers.
John Ryan, undertaken, took the re
mains of the poor Swede who was ac
cidently killed ten days ago on the st.
Pauh track..to Jefferson Tuesday where
the same were buried in the county
cemetery.
Everybody will be glad to learn,
that Jacob Ditschler, the popular old
veteran is now able to sit up and AS
suon as the weather will premit will
be down town TO receive the congrat-
ulations of his friends.
james A. Sheridan of MiIwaukae,
who as a Waterloo boy END vino
has many friends in this city suff cred
stroke of paralysis Tuesday morning
while on his way to his law Cffiss and
from late advices was in a precari-us
condition. His many frienos p fur
the best.