Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-09
DR.. A, II. HartwiR was a v;.;tor


Mrs. Matt. Francen Of Chicago, is
visitor at the home of Charles
Goetsch.
Mrs. F. B. Schneider spent We'd
nesday and Thursday with friends in
Milwaukee.
It was clean sweep-but look
cheerful and get resdy to support the
entire ticket.
Mesdamss Field and Lott were the
guests of Mrs. Kate Stoppenbach at
jefferson Friday.
John Regan and Miss Emma Dorner
were TIE guests Of Waupun relatives
Sunday and Monday.
Attorneys J. G. Conway and E. f.
Wiemau were professional visitors
Saturday at Jefferson. 30
Ex-Mayor Mulberger returned
Tuesday evening from Chicago. after
an absence Of ten days. -
The majority for John M. Nelson
for Congress is 4,393. He carried
every county in the district.
Miss Lizzie Reese of 1xonia, was a
visitor in the city Wednesday and
favored the Leader Office with a call.
The way Jefferson, Fort Atkinson
and Lake Mills stuck to their home
candidates., should be- an object lesson
to the people of Watertown.
It looks AS II there was sort of a
frame-up in this city to defeat one of
our local candidates for nomination
on the democratic county ticket.
George Henning one of the prosper
GUS young farmers on rural route No.
3, was in the city today and made the
Leader call which was appreciated.
Postmaster Eberle who is attending
the meeting of the Wisconsin Associa-
ton of P0stmasters at Eau Claire,
was appointed member of the COM
mittee On resolutions.
The republican ticket nominated in
the state, congressional, senatorial
and assembly districts and county, can
be found at the head of the FIRST COL
umn on the editorial page.
Louis K. Kutler of Appleton,
representing the J. Fl. Day Company
Of Cincinnati. Ohio, was a business
visitor in the city yesterday and
caller at the Leader office.
Ray O.. Twining of Waterloo, was
III the city Wednesday. He was
feeling pretty good, having won out
for the republican assembly nomi-
nation in the Second district. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Brandt and
daughter. Miss Eugenia, and Misses
Margaret Eberle, Emily Gilmore and
Lucy Stiemke constituted party
which motored to Fort Atkinson Sat-
urday.
1t is reported, that the Oconomowoc
parties injured in an auto accident
near the power house in this city,
will bring an action for damages
against this city. We know nothing
of the circumstances, but opins, that
had ordinary caution been exercised,
there would not have been an accident.
William Schimmel was call ed to
Chicago last week to attend the
funeral of his brother Herman,
former resident of this city. A wife
and four sons survive the deceased,
who had been resident of Chicgao
twenty-five years. He had many
friends here who sympathize with the
bereayed family. al
E. l.. Cruger of Deerfelds, came
over Saturday in his auto to visit his
brother J. W., and Sunday afternoon
the Two brothers motored to Milwaukee
and were caught in rain storm, and
Monday +. l.. took the train for home.
so that he could vote for I.aFollette.
of whom he is great admirer, leav-
ing his auto here, returning for it
after he had voted, as he would run
no chances.
The attention of the readers of the
Leader is called to the report of the
Bank Of Watertown published else
where in this issue Of the paper. 1t
will be noted that it has become one
of the million dollar financial institu-
tions of the country and still growing
in volume of business and reliability.
The officers of the bank are to be con.
gratulated upon the, excellent condi-
tion of the bank.
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