Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-04

cheaper than ever at The Central
Trading Go.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Prentiss spent
Saturday and Sunday with relativ es
in Milwaukee.
A dollar saved is a dollar earned.
You can save the dollar by trading
with The Central Trading Co.
Miss Rowena Norton was visitor
at Oconomowoc Wednesday, to which
city she accompanied an aunt.
Miss Sadie Hardtke, living on rural
route No. a, was the guest Tuesday
of her friend, Miss Ella Weber.
AIRY Keel and Adolph Knaack were
visitors In Milwaukee Monday and
witnessed the Memorial parade.
Miss Ella Weber spent Sunday and
Memorial Day at the home of her
parents in the town of Pennington.
Elk Mayor Wertheimer is at Madi-
son in attendance at the annual state
meeting of the U. O. T. association.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. hahn and Mr..
and Mrs. Gustav Hahn visited with
Columbus friends the first of the
week.
Miss EIma Steinmann, who is
teaching school in Milwaukee, spent
Sunday at home with her mother and
sister.
Almost anybody will give you ad-
vice. We will give you a chance to
buy your goods cheap. The Central
Trading Go.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grell came UP
from johnson Creek this morning TO
accompany the Watertown U. @. T.
to Madison.
June ID, Flag Day. See that "Old
Glory floats on every school house,
on every public building and is dis
played at every home in the land.
o. C. Wertheimer. A. J. Barker and
o. E. Meyer have been at Portage since
Wednesday in attendance at the annual
gathering of the Elks of Wisconsin.
! While in the city. Prof. j. C. Free
man of Madison, the Memorial Day
o. ator, WAS a guest at the home of
DIR. W. F. Whyte, 500 Second street.
Ex-Governor W. D. Hoard of Fort
Atkinson, was a visitor in the city
Tuesday and while uere, called on his
old friend, DR.. Johnson, and talked
over old times.
Our business men donated literally
to pay for the uniforms for the city
brass band. which have already been
received and the members look like
dudes when in their uniforms.
Henry Christians and party of
friends came up from Johnson Creek
Sunday in his auto and were present
at Oak Hill cemetery. during the
The Leader is under obligations to
Congressman John M. Nelson for a
volume containing the proceedings of
the conference of the governors of the
states held ut the National Capital,
May 1915, 1909.
Mrs. William Setback and children
and Mrs. Casper KessIer left Satur-
day tor Menomonie. Wis, to spend a
few days with friends in that city
and enjoy the beautiful scenery in the
vicinity of that place.
The Inter County Fair will be held
in this city September 21-24, by which
time the Interurban line will be in
operation and Bro. Beggs will give US
all free ride for being good and
saving his company $50, 900.
Henry j. Kruger, one of the pro-
prietors of the North First street liv-
cry stable, was in Milwaukee, Satur-
day and invested few hundred dol
lars in splendid team of bay horses
for use in his livery. He is deter
mined to have the best horses and
rigs that money can buy.
The Portage Elks and Watertown
played close game of baseball at
Portage. Ten innings were played,
the score being to 6 in favor of
Portage. it was fine game from
start to finish and Oscar Wertheiner
and Oscar Meyer did some remarkable
fine playing.
The work people of any country
Or all countries can have anything
they want. Only they don't know
what they want. The capitalists fool
them and have them working and
handing over their products to those
who are making immense profits on
their labor and giving them only a
mere trif1e for their. labor. The farm
ers in this vicinity are being exploited
to marked degree and contributing
to the millions of dollars for few
men who work not. neither do they
spin.
Smoke "Lates. Out" Sc cigar.
Horse Dealer-'E jumps we'll, e trot:
beautiful, 'e's as quiet as lamb, an6
I'll let you ave i'm cheap. Possible
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