Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-01

John Rogler was visitor Wednesday
at OcOnOmOwOc.
Mrs. Emil King visited friends at
ReeseviIle Saturday.
Paul J. SchOechert went north Tues
day on business trip.
Miss Ella Rogan of Chicago, is visit
ing relatives in this city.
1t is nearing the time when the house
must be banked up for winter.
Attorney R. W. Lueck was a profess
siOnal visitor Wednesday at Waterloo.
Sixty-four new buildings are in course
Of erection in the city at the present
time.
The work on the construction Of the
new factory for the G. B. Lewis Co. is
progressing rapidly.
You will need little new furniture
this fall. See if you can't get it of the
Central Trading Co.
A wedding is soon to be sOlemized in
this city and two hearts to beat as one
with a single thought.
Sam Burke of Sioux City, Iowa, has
been here during the week crossing
palms with host of friends.
Now is the time to make arrangements
for a new heater. You can buy them
cheap of the Central Trading Co.
Mrs. Charles Goetsch and daughter,
Miss Sarah, have been the guests Of
friends at Berlin during the week.
Mel. Butterfeld of Portage, has been in
the city during the week the guest Of
his brOther-in-laW, M. E. harrington.
Charles GOOdnetter Of Beaver Dam,
was the guest of his brother, John Good
METER, most of last week and enjoyed
himself at the fair.
Mrs. Caroline Fryer and Milton Blake
ley of Hebron, were guests at the home
of S. M. Eaton last week. Mrs. Fryer
and Mrs. Eaton are sisters.
DIR. 7. F. Shinnick who has been ill
for several weeks was able to be down
town during the week, much to the graft
fcation of his many friends.
4 Misses Linda Uehling and Charlotte
Hartig leave tomorrow for Grand Rap
ids, Wis, where they will visit relatives
and friends for couple of weeks.
The Hudson-Fulton postage stamps,
commemorative of the big celebration
in New York, have been ON sale at the
pOstOffice in this city for several days.
David Schwieger who returned from
Minneapolis i'll, and was confined to his
bed for several days, is able to be out
again, which is pleasing to his friends
C. E. Straw visited his friend C. W.
Washburn at Portage early in the week.
Mr.. W. has been i'll for several months
and Charley runs up occasionally to
cheer him up.
At the Inter-COunty fair, Mrs. Frank
VOlkmann was awarded first prize on
brown cake, Oat meal cookies, Judges
and preserves, and Mr., Volkmann took
several prizes on his exhibits.
DR.. and Mrs. Dafter of Marshfeld, were
in the city Wednesday, guests at the
home of j. F. Prentiss. DR.. Dafter was
a former rector of st. Paul Episcopal
church and pleasantly remembered by
many of the citizens Of this city.
Upward of two hundred people of this
city accompanied by the Watertown Mil
ltary band went to Beaver Dam Thurs
day. The officers of the Inter-COunty
Fair association went along to take care
OF the crowd and see that they had
good time.
A little deputy city treasurer made his
advent in the family of Emil Tanck
Monday, and the happy father went out
and turned few hand-springs from an
excess of joy. The little mother and
child are doing nicely and his name
shall be Emil.
John Deitz, the defender of the Came
ron dam, is determined to keep in the
Hmelight, even if he has to break an
arm to do so, he having accidentally
suffered the fracture of an arm Monday
while telling tree which kicked back
and struck him.
Frank Schultz, 316 Eighth street, was
lucky at the Inter-County fair, having
been awarded first prizes on tomatoes,
carrots and American celery and second
prizes on Silver King red and white on
Ions and second prize on. single comb
black MinOrca cOckerel.