Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-15

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the city Wednesday.
Mrs. CIarencs SUNNY Of Johnson
Greek, was visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Lena Friday of rural route No.
6, was caller IN the city Tuesday.
Max Halfmaun and Ed. Brendel OF
Milford were in the city on Tuesday.
Attorney John G. Conway looked
after professional business at Jeffeg-
son, last Friday.
Mrs. A. j. O'Brien spent Sunday
in Milwaukee, the guest Of her daugh-
ter, Miss Isabelle.
C. F. Weber and son Irwi ia and
daughter, Miss Ella, of Pennington,
were visitors IN the city Saturday.
Remember Paul Thom's dancing
school and social mop at Turner opera
house tonight, Friday, January Is.
We have q nice line of new trunks,
Uses, rocking chairs, dressers, book
cases, etc. The Central Trading Co.
Mr.. o. d. Brace of Ja0eavil!c,
has been guest during the week 1t
the home of her brother, oil. T. e..
Swift.
Tuesday, although the day wss
quite sharp and cold, there were quit
number CT farmers in to attend the
Cattle Fair.
Poor Richard says, "Fools make
feasts and wise men eat them" Wise
men also buy their goods of The Cen
trail Trading Co.
Hugh Hun phrey Of Pipersyille, one
# the old settlers who has aided in
making the county prosperous. was g
visitor in the city Wednesday.
Hon. @. F. VIebahn left Tuesday
for the state capital to enter upon the
discharge of his duties as represents
tive for this assembly district.
You can find nearly anything you
want with US only not a yellow dog,
and you can never tell how soon we
may have him. The Central Trading
Co.
Peter Thauer, the joVlal farmer and
cattle buyer whose home is on rural
route No. 9. was a visitor in the city
Tuesday with smile and good wurd
for all.
Guido WiggenhUIn Of Milwaukee, 6
member Of the well known and popu-
ar firm of Wiggeuhorn Bros. & Co.
cigar manufacturers, was business
visitor here Tuesday.
Dr. A H: Hartwig left Wednesday
for Madison to attend the annual
meeting Uf the State Veterinarian
association and to read paper dealing
with Cause. Effect, Patient and
Remedy"
The Ri. Rev. w. W. Webb, D. D.,
Bishop of the diocese of Milwaukee,
will be at St. Paul's chruch this
evening. The services will begin at
T:45 p. m. A class for confirmation
will be presented by the rector.
Do you need an engine? Do you
need sewing machine? Do you need
washing machine? Do you need an
organ? Do you need folding bed
Or do you need money? We can save
it for you on any Of these. The Cen
trail Trading Co
Mrs. E. M. Jones left for Milton
Junction Friday, to remain with rels-
tives in the village until Monday.
During her absence, +. M. cared for
the children and revarnished all the
furniture in the house to give her a
surprise on her return hume.
Emil and Charles Mesehke. two of
the young and enterprising farmers On
rural route No. 7, were visitors in
the city. Tuesday. The Leader
acknowledges a pleasant cali from
| Emil. and he is at liberty to pull our
latch string every time he comes to
the city.
Miss Dora Wiggenhorn, who had
has been a guest at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. A. W. Meyers, for the
past few months, departed Wedng sday
for Ashland, Neb., her home. Her
many friends in the city regretted her
going aud will be glad when she re-
turns in the spEing.
John Berg and Herman Else, two
of the progressive and live ynung
farmers on rural route No. 5, were
in the city Friday evening and well
coined callers at The Leader sanctum.
They are two young men that the
girls should rot have missed leap year
for they are all right.
| have cured to stay cured Mr.
| Thomas Cuthbert Of Brandon, Wis.
of rupture, in three treatments
without the use of knife or. operation.
He never lost one days time. If you
are ruptured, write him or call and
see me personally, Nov. 4, at New
Commercial Hotel, Watertown. Dr.