Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-11-26

ness at Jefferson Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert Z. Voss was the guest
of relatives in Chicago Thanksgiving
Mrs. Daniel Kusel. Jr., was visi-
tor in Milwaukee several days last
week.
Attorney Ernest Warner of Madison,
was professional visitor in tie city
Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Krumbsie of jefferson,
was the guest of Watertown friends
yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Brooks of Mimi apo-
| lis. is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Charles A. Skinner.
We have beds to sleep in and beds
to look at, which we will sell cheap.
The Central Trading Co.
John Screberle. of the town OF
Shields, was business visitor here
Wednesday getting good things for
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ewald Meyer and Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Of Milwaukee, were
Thanksgiving guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Schneider.
Mrs. w. F. SommerfeId returned
from Texas today. and we are sorry
to note the fact that her health was
not improved by her soiourn in the
south.
Interesting and appropriate Thanks
Marks Lutheran, st. Paul Episcopal
and the Congregational churches yes
terdav.
Miss Nan Frawley of Eau Claire,
and John Gold uf Minnesota, students
i'm the Wisconsin University, were
guests at the home of h. T. Eberle
Thanksgiving.
Stoves of every denomination. Bap-
fist, Methodist, Congregational. Cath
olic, Lutheran, Moravian and in fact
of every creed you want, cheap for
cash at The Central Trading Go.
Misses Mary Crangle and Anna
Holland went to Madison Wednesday
to visit the various school buildings
in that city to get ideas as to decora-
tions for the new school building in
the Fourth ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank @. Goslin have
moved TO Chicago, where they will
reside. Mr.. Goslin was employed in
Seager's tonsorial parlor for several
months and made many acquaintance
in the city during his stay.
Mrs. ] +. Moak came up from Fort
Atkinson Monday and enjoyed herself
with friends here until Wednesday
afternoon, when she and Mr.. Moak
went to Milwaukee TO spend Thanks
giving with friends in that city.
Brooks & Boyle, the west side gro
GERS, have purchased the Emil Neu
man block ON West Main street and
after remodeling and enlargiug same
will transfer their business there,
which will be largely increased.
William Davies uf Spring Valley
Mimi, is here guest at the home of
]. P. Humphrey, 6O2 Lafayette street.
Mr.. Davis was born in the town of
Emmett where he resided until about
twenty years ago. when he took the
has Drospered.
Happy Justmann. who had been
with the Barnum & Bailey circus dur
ing the summer, returned Saturday
evening and will remain during the
winter in Watertown. He has signed
a contract to go to England next
spring and be absent for four years.
The Proctor Metal Manufacturing
company of Milwaukee lis anxious to
move it's business to this city. A
building 60x120 feet two stories high
will be required, and from 40 to so
hand employed. The Advancement
association has the matter in hand
and it is hoped that the Proctor Go.
will locate here.
Free, to bows and girls, Flexible
FLYER, "The sled that steers The
best sled in the world. You can easily
secure one within few days by do
ing little pleasant work. Some
have in few hours. Be the first in
your town. Write today, stating your
age. A postal card will do. W. /.
Davis, LBS East Oath street, New
York City.
Thanksgiving services were held
yesterday forenoon at the First Church
of Christ. Scientist, corner of Fifth
and Spring streets, as is the yearly
custom of that denomination. A
part OF the service consisted of mem-
bers telling of their reason for thank
fullness and praisIng the INFINITE for
His goodness of which they have been
recipients during the year.
The Northwestern University team
of this city and the Carroll College
team of Waukesha played yesterday
afternoon on the grounds at Waukesha
and our bows were defeated py score
of IA to 0. and came home in the
even ing wondering how it happened.