Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-05-28
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Miss Elm1ra Henry visited with
friends at Waukesha Sunday.
Miss Linda Uehling was the guest
Of relatives in Milwaukee the first of
the week.
If you haven't much money and
want to get lot Of things, go to The
Central Trading Co.
BUY YOUR-Early and late seed
potatoes, also the very best seed corn
of Brooks q Boyle. 1872
Rev. and Mrs. Bennett of Milwau-
kee, were the guests Monday of her
cousin, Mrs. James Spear
Charley Schleusner is now holding
a good position with the G., M. & st.
P. Ry. Co.. at Maiden, Wash.
William Miller of Juneau, sheriff
Of Dodge county, was here Tuesday to
attend the big sale of blouded cattle.
Mrs George Weber and little
daughter Zaida. spent the forepart of
the Week with friends in Milw aukee.
Judge MAJ tin Lueck, being a fan
cier of high-bred cattle. was here
Tuesday to invest IN a few head of
Holsteins.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Kusel of
Waukesha, spent Sunday here, the
guests of his parents, Capt. and Mrs.
Fred Kusel.
W. E. Schneider Of Fort Atkinson,
was here Tuesday to att md the auction
of Randall Co.. and visit his brother
Fred b. and family.
Miss Jessie Rathburn of Mil yankee,
a former resident of this city, was
here Tuesday. visiting her young and
uld friends who are multitude.
There was a large crowd here Tues
day in attendance at the auction sale
of high grade cattle by Randall Co.
There were buyers here from Montana
who know good stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Arndt of North
Eighth and Jones streets, have taken
INTO tueir hearts by adoption, a little
daughter, who will find a pleasant
home and loving foster parents.
Attorney W. E. Burke, former
Watertown boy, but for the past twelve
years resident of Milwaukee, cele-
brated his thirty fifth birthday ami
versary Tuesday at his home in that
city.
Will Klement, Charles Becker,
Frank FL. Rogers, John Hetts and
Eugene Mock of Fort Atkinson, were
in the city Tuesday, having been
drawn hither by the auction sale of
cattle.
Charles and Elizabeth Ksding Sc
cured last week, deficiency judgment
for 81, 621 against the estate of the
the late DR.. Earle of Milwaukee. The
case was heard in one of the courts in
that city.
|. L. Henry went to Milwaukee,
Tuesday to buy an automobile that
would 60 mile in the fraction of a
minute. Our reporter has not been
informed as to his success in finding
such a machine.
W. j. Beach spent few hours Fri
day at Oconomowoc, endeavoring to
lure the fish from the lake. AS he did
not make any report to The Leader
reporter, the inference is natural that
he had the usual fisherman'g luck.
A. F. Buifmier, of WATERFOWL,
roadmaster on this division of the St.
Paul road, was here on Saturday
experimenting the erection of crane
; to catch the mail bags thrown from
the trains that do not stUp. -Hartland
News.
Sister Hansen of the Hartland
News, has equipped her office with 4
new Babcockl Standard cylinder press
which certainly is an evidence of pros
perity. Congratulations, Sister
Hansen, and may your prosperity con-
tinue.
William Buchheit and son, Alex
} ander, left Sunday for Germany where
7 they will spend the summer months.
, They will make their headquarters al
Frankfort on the Main and their
friends wish them a pleasant time and
a safe return.
The twelve Chinese students of the
University of Wisconsin, who have
formed Chinese Students Club,
recently entertained the members OF
the international club, composed OF
foreign students, with a programme
including Chinese music, stories o.
Chinese life, and addresses on China Z
policy, and the language.
"Duke," the pet dog belonging tt
James Malloy, died Saturday morning
from the effects of dose of poison
which had been given him the night
before. Everything possible was dome