Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-07-23
:: OF Local Interest. ::
Cook With Gas.
Now for Homecoming.


Attorney R. W. Lueck was a profess
sional visitor at jefferson Tuesday.
Frank Koser was the guest of Jeffer-
son friends several days last week.
1 Miss Mida Irving Of the town of ely
man, is visitor in the city today.
Greatly reduced prices on all millinery
goods at the store of Miss Mile Roller.
Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Roach were the
guests Of Lake Mills friends over Sun
day.
Miss Lizzie O'Brien has been the
guest Of Lake Mills friends during the
week.
George Schneider Of Fort Atkinson,
was the guest Of his brother, Fred B., on
Sunday.
Don't take to the tall timber, take to
buying your goods of the Central Trad
ing Co.
Art Ko8er is at home again, after
spending a couple Of weeks with friends
at Jefferson.
Charles GOetsch, who has been clerk
ing at IxOnia for three months, is at
home again permanently.
Mrs. Ida Reyes returned Saturday,
after an absence Of several weeks spent
with relatives at Rice Lake.
Mrs. A. C.. Diemel is confined to her
bed with severe attack Of pleurisy and
under the medical care of DR.. Moulding.
ViOlins, organs, guitars, banjOs, Man
dolins, Zithers, flutes and band instru
ments, cheap at the Central Trading Co.
The choir Of St. Paul's Episcopal
church are camping on Rock lake near
Lake Mills and having splendid time.
Miss Alyira Brenecke has returned
from Madison, where she was the guest
of her friend, Miss Mabel Palmer, for
several days.
Edward Erdmann plead guilty to the
charge Of abandonment of his family
Tuesday, before Judge Charles B. Rogers
at jefferson.
Ladies, you will find the very latest
styles in Millinery at greatly reduced
prices at the store Of Miss Mile Roller
Alb Main Street.
Henry TOusSant of Fort Atkinson was
i'll the city the first of the week visiting
relatives and friends and talking over
the good old times.
A. d. Merrill, one of the owners and
publishers of the Jefferson County DEM
ocrat, Fort Atkinson, was visitor in
the city Saturday.
Harry Apple, representative Of the Mil
Waukee Journal, was in the city yester-
day gathering material for the excellent
journal he represents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Kruger were
at Horizon Sunday to attend the funeral
of Emil Albert. The deceased was
cousin to Mrs. Kruger.
W. F. Gruetzmacher and his sister,
Miss Josephine GruetZmacher were in
Milwaukee Tuesday, the object of their
visit being to select and order holiday
goods for the Fair Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Beurhaus have re-
turned home after an absence of several
weeks spent in visiting relatives and
friends in Oregon and Washington.
William Belize, one of the progressive
and prosperous young farmers on rural
route No. 5, was visitor in the city
Monday and welcomed caller at the
Leader sanctum.
Mrs. William Campbell of Oklahoma
and Mrs. D. B. Swift and baby Geraldine,
were guests at the home of P. II. Swift,
319 North Montgomery street, the first
half of the week.
Edward Calph of Milwaukee, has been
in the city assisting his sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth March, to pack up her furni-
ture and household effects and will ac-
company her to California, in which
state he will make his home.
Harvey Warner, one of the successful
farmers on rural route No. s, was bus
mess visitor in the city Tuesday. He
was accompanied by his sister-in-law,
Mrs. Lucy Warner. The Leader was
favored with a call from Mr.. W.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Kusel and son
George, left Saturday for Brooklyn, n. Y
to visit their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Louis Kramer. They will be absent
about six weeke and before their return
will visit several of the principal eastern
cities.
Paul Thorn left yesterday for Seattle,
Wash. to visit the Alaska-Pacific expo
sitiOn. He goes by the Canadian Pacific
railway for the scenic beauty of that
route and will go from Vancouver to
Seattle by boat, delightful trip this
time of the year.
George Barrett of Milwaukee, was the
geust of his friend Charles E. Straw
Tuesday Mr.. Barrett still limps trifie
the result Of his experience in recent
head on collision on the Milwaukee road
when he jumped from his locomotive
and got tangled up in barbed wire
fence.