Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-12-31
Writ H 1910.
COOK With Gas.

Edw in Grunwald Of Wauwatuss, WAS
here over Christmas, the guest of
friends.
We have saved others money, why
not let US save you some. The
Central Trading Co.
A crew Of men were busy Tuesday
shoveling the snow off the Main street
bridge upon the ice in the river.
FOR SALE CHEAP-A elegant
upright piano. will be sold cheap for
cash. Inquire at GC6 Wisconsin street.
Henry Uehling came from Platte
vile and spent Christmas at home and
enjovsd the gCod things prepared for
the day.
Miss Tillia Volamann of CrescO,
Iowa. is spending her holiday vsca-
ton with her uncle. Frank Volkmann
and other relatives here.
Jacob DisTchler, the veteran who
counts his friends by Iegions. is still
confined to his home by Illness; much
to the regret IF his friends,
Miss Elsa May of Milwaukee, is
spending her holiday vacation at her
home in this city and enjoying her
self with relatives and frienGs.
FOR SALE-A scholarship in the
International Correspondence Schools
at Scranton, Penn, for one half what
it cost. Inquire at The Leader office.
Miss Mary Mathes of Milwaukee.
has been the guest during the week
of her friend, Mrs. Gustav Buchheit.
Miss Mathes has hgst nf friends in
this city.
DR.. and Mrs z. O. Moulding spent
Christmas with relatives at Ogonomo-
voc. 1t is rare, that the doctor allows
himself little rest and recreation
but he deserves it.
Ohas. F.. Wenck Of Oconomowoc,
spent Christmas in this city. the guest
Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. O. J.
Wenck and sampled the good things
prepared by mother.
Alderman John Ryan has been very
III the past few days. but at the
present time we are pleased to state
is improving and will. it is hoped, be
at his store in a few days.
Did you see the picture Of the
SChurz home in une Of the front
windows of the store of Gustav DOerr?
If you did not. YOU missed seeing q
fine picture; we'll worth seeing.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Hutchinson of
Chicago, were the holiday guests of
Miss Mile Roller and will 90 from
here to California. where they will
spend the remainder of the winter.
Mr.. Thomas Brooks and son went
to Mapleton Friday 70 spend Christmas
and few days with her mother and
Tuesday Mr.. Brooks became 50 lone
some that he went to mapleton just
to see the folks.
A. @. Diemel, who had been
great sufferer with infammatory rheU-
matism for several weeks, was down
town Monday. the first time since he
was taken ILL., His friends were glad
to see him out again.
Emil Weschke, one Of the progress
i've and prosperous farmers on rural
route No. was in the city ygstsr-
day and did not fail to pull the latch
string at the Leader Office and place
US under obligations for his vsilt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cole Of
Milwaukee. have teen in the city
most of the week. It seems like old
times to get back to the uld home
during the holidays and in memory
live over the happy days of tbs past.
There are 126 names on the payroll
of the J. l.. Henry CO.. all busy, in
order to fill several carload orders re-
ceived for immediate delivery. Few
realize it, but the |. L. Henry Co. is
one of the substantial ENTERPRISES in
the city.
Fremont Lounsbury and sen Carl
of Ixonia. were visitors in the city
Friday and among their other good
acts, left a Christmas present at the
Leader Office consisting Uf a basketball
of fine grapes and apples, which Was
certainly appreciated.
New Year northumberland
that I will be msrciful unto the dumb
beasts ard do unto my neighhOr as
would have him do to me; that | will
not beat my wife when l come home
and find no dinner but. will buy her
a good new range of The Central
Trading Co.
c. W Schirmer, special gent of the
postoffice department with headquart-
ers st Chicago, was here Wednesday
for the purpose of giving A. q.
Knaack and Arhur Jaeger examination
as clerks in the local postoffica. as to
their knowledge of Wisconsin. They
both passed very creditable exsmina-
tious much to their qualification and
ioy of their friends.