Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-24

est III the SGdJe.
| DIR. Edward Johnson has donated fifty
volumes Of books to the st. Bernard
School library.
| Wanted good neat housekeeper to
buy good housekeeping outfit of the
| Central Trading Co.
George Prock, the Rice Lake zeal
estate agent, has been business visitor
in the city during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. TheO Kusel of Waukesha,
have been in the city during the week
visiting his patents and taking in the
fair.
Attorney August Kading and wife of
Juneau, have been in the city during
the week attending the fair and visiting
relatives.
Judge George Grimm dismissed court
at Jefferson yesterday, that he, the jury
and court attendants might come to the
WatertOwn Fair.
The three Lounsbury brothers of
IxOnia, Ira, Henry and Fremont, were
at the fair Wednesday, also Mrs. Ere
mont LOunsbury.
Guido Wiggenhorn of Milwaukee,
member Of the Wiggenhorn Bros. Co.
| cigar manufacturers, was a business
visitor in the city Tuesday.
If you have more money than You
know what to do with, bring some of it
! to us and see what a lot you can get for
it. The Central Trading Co.
Mrs. julius Reyes Of Madison former
editor Of and publisher of the Watertown
Republican, was in the city Wednesday,
the guest of Mrs. Willis Reyes.
Miss GarabelIa Ackley our city librar-
ian was elected secretary of the Wiscon
sin State Librarians association at the
annual meeting held at La Crosse.
The Interurban was a great conven-
fence in getting to and from the fair
grounds. Wednesday there were $500
passengers and yesterday fully 1000.
! Miss Lena Jussen returned last week
| from RipOn where she had been to meet
and visit brother, a resident of Neb
raska, whom she had not seen in sixteen
years and who was visiting relatives
in that city.
Cook forgot something when he went
| to the pole. He should have taken one
of our outing stoves and then Peary
would have known he had been there
had he left it burning. The Central
Trading Co.
Mrs. j. A. Harrington of Columbus,
muther of M. E. Harrington, and Miss
| Jennie Willard also of Columbus, who
had been guests at the harrington home
on North Warren street for several days,
returned home Tuesday.
| In the great crowd at the fair Wednes-
day, we noticed our friend Peter Thauer
of the town of Emmett. Like a good
man he brought his wife with him to
enjoy the day and examine the exhibits
which interest the ladies.
On Wednesday and Thursday there
will be special train leaving Water
town at $40 a. M, and returning will
leave Jefferson at $50 p. m. to make
connections with east and west trains
at Watertown and jefferson functions.
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Mrs. I. B. Roach has been a great
sufferer during the week, with an acute
attack of brOnchites and Miss Bernice
Roach has returned home from hos
pital in Milwaukee where she was en-
gagged as trained nurse, suffering with
pneumonia. Mr.. Roach is certainly
having more than his share of trouble
and anxiety these days.
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