Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-27
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Cook With Gas.

Elk. Mayor Wertheimer was business
visitor in Chicago Tuesday.
The remains Of the late W. c. Wick
were taken to Waterloo today for burial
Good advice. Make your next pur-
chase at store that invites you to
come.
A large party Of Watertown people en-
joyed themselves at Waukesha Beach
Tuesday.
Subscribe for the Leader and get The
Wisconsin Farmer, two papers for the
price Of one.
George Prock, the Rice Lake real
estate man, was business visitor in the
city Wednesday.
Miss Helen Diemel left Monday for
Portage to visit her sister, Mrs. A. C.,
Bischof for a week.
Miss Sadie Norton, society reporter on
the Times staff, was the guest Of rela-
tiVes Sunday at Milwaukee.
Misses Josephine and Anna Greutz-
macher were with the party which went
to Waukesha Beach Tuesday.
Mayor Walsh of West Allis, was the
guest of Mayor Mulberger Saturday and
the two mayors compared notes.
+. 6. BrOennimann and son Of New
York City, are the guests of relatives in
this city and enjoying their visit.
We have no angels for sale, but we
have things for sale that will make your
home almost like Heaven. The Central
Trading Co.
The Leader is under obligations to
Hon. c. f. Viebahn for another favor,
railroad map of the state a handy thing
in newspaper office.
You may draw blank in the matri-
monial market, but you won't draw
blank in the furniture market if you go
to the Central Trading Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Earle have moved
to Edgert0n, much TO the regret of the
many friends which they have made
during their sojOurn in this city.
Paul Thorn, wife and daughter and
the Misses Dora Geschke and Hilda
Volkmann have returned from their
visit to the exposition at Seattle, well
pleased with their trip.
Mr.. Otto Lassanske and Miss Amanda
Schulz, both of this city, will be married
Tomorrow That Otto ond Amanda NOV
be happy and prosperous, is the sincere
wish OF all their friends.
Miss Ida and Sara GOetsch spent Tues
day at Waukesha Beach and went from
there to MukwanagO, where they spent
the remainder of the week as the guests
Of their cousin, Joseph Goetsch.
Prof. John PrObst of ST. Paul, is
guest at the home of his father-in-law
Dir. f. C. Werner, having come to join
his wife and child who have been under
the parental roof for several weeks.
Hon. w. +. Voss has returned from
Fish Creek with complication that in
dicates health, and yachting cap which
the water good deal during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles GOetsch returned
Monday evening after an absence of
three days, during which they visited
Waukesha Beach, OcOnomOwOc and Muk-
wanago, at the latter place being the
guests Of relatives.
The Wisconsin State Fair for the
September Ii, IA, 10, 16 and II. 1t will
present season, will be held in Milwaukee.
be the largest and best fair ever held in
the state. We know it is true because
True says so, and what True says is true
Mrs. Clara Weiss and Miss Elizabeth
Ruesch returned Friday evening from
their outing at Fish Creek, Door county.
They say that it is an ideal place to
rest and enjoy life, also, that the Water
town people there were in excellent
health and spirits.
Miss Anna LOwery of Milwaukee, was
the guest Sunday of her aunt, Mrs Ida
Reyes. Miss LOwery who is daughter
of the late J. NJ. LOwery of Milwaukee is
to be married September 4, to Clinton
O. Harrington of Boston, at the home of
the bride 37S Kane place.
Last week, Frank Schultz our big,
genial mail carrier, lost his spectacles
while getting over a fence at Sacred
Heart College. They were valuable and
he deeply regretted his loss. Last Wednes-
day he had occasion to climb the fence
at the same place and to his surprise
and satisfaction he found his glasses.
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