Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-01
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Miss Clara Keishardt spent Christ
mas with friends at Milford.
william J. Huebner spent Christ
mae with friends at Efineham, Ill.
A Happy New Year to everybody,
especially the patrons Of The Leader.
If you resolve to turn over a new
leaf this year pin it down with a tear
and be good.
Mrs. Rachel Davies spent Christmas
at Madison with her son, J +. Da-
vies and family.
Mics Selma Huebner Of Beaver
Dam, is the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Mabel Goeldner.
r. H. Block Of Chicago, was the
guest Of friends heIe, Christmas and
the Gay following.
Henry UehIing returned Monday t.
Cuba City, after enjoying few days
visit with his family.
Miss Mary Hoffman, Of Lost Laks,
has been the guest Of relatives in the
city the past few days.
James Pentergast. the Madison
candy man. ate bis christmas dinner
with friends in this city.
Attorney Gustsve Buchheit and E.
w. Schultz were business visitors at
the county scar Saturday.
Leoaard Brocnimann came home
from Boston to spend the holidays,
reaching here Christmas noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Starritt Of
Evansville, were the guests If yela-
tives here Friday and Saturday.
Robert Sell. one Of the leading auG
prosp arous farmers in the town Of
Clymon, was BUSINESS visitor in the
city Tuesday.
The Misses Eugenia and Hazel
Abele of Chicago, spent Christmas
v it'll their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Va. Eaton.
Attorney J. r. Dawes Of Madison,
looked after professional matters here
Saturday at the law Office Of Davies,
Mulberger & Lueck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Kusgl Of
Wuukesha. enjoyed the Christmas
season at TIE home Of his pare. Us.
Capt. and Mrs. Fred Kusel
Miss Helen Defined, Of The Laadar
force, spent Christmas with relatives
and friends at Milford and Lake Mills,
returning hume Sunday evening.
Miss Mary D. Swift left Tuesday
afternoon for Madison to spend q paEt
of her vacation as the guest If her
friend, Miss Ida Herfurth in that city.
You want to make all those coed
resolutions and then add this one to
them: az will be humbugged no mere
for l will buy my goods Of The Can
trail Trading Co."
E. G. Broenimann of New York
city, was the guest IF relatives in this
city during the holiday season. MIR.
Broenimann locks as if the world was
treating Rim generously.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Z. Uehling and
little son. of Grand Rapids, Wis,
were guests at the home of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. henry Ushling,
Clyman street, last week.
Girls, you don't nged to propose;
all you need to do is to tell your
steady company that you are saving
and economical and will buy your
goods IF The Central Trading Co.
C. J. Donovan, the silver tomgued
auctioneer Of Waterloo, was visitor
in the city Monday. lie informed
The Leader man, that be had work
ahead Immediately after New Years
Day.
Forest Kruger of Madison and
Miss Catherine Heinrich of Waterloo,
were entertained Christmas at tbs
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gassimer Hen
rich, corner Fourth street and Western
avenue.
Xmas has passed, and Of course We
had to celebrate. We must sell a
great lot of goods to cover our ex-
p5nses. In order to do this we are
selling cheaper than ever. The Gem
trail Trading Co.
Percy Chaser who holds good posi-
tion as an electrician in Chicago. ate
good things Christmas at the home Of
his parents. M. and Mrs. Gus Chaser,
SIG West Cady street. Nothing li8e
mothers cooking. Percy, Ell!
Mrs. Zada Dalton. Miss Nayion
Gardner snd little Gardner la sun
were the guests of their grandmother,
Mrs. Elizabeth March and aunt. MRS.
Zada Allen, SIP Third street. from
Thursday evening unt,i Sunday even
ing.
E. F. Zuehlks of Escaraha, Mich,
is spending the holidays with has Uar.
ents, Mr.. ana Mrs. Julius Zuehlke.
He said that it was mighty quot to