Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-12-02
HUPMOBILE.
COOK With Gas.


DR.. C. R. Field was a business visitor
at Jefferson Monday.
If you can't find what you want, try
The Central Trading Co.
George W. Wenck spent last week
with friends at GAINESVILLE.
Ex-Mayor Wertheimer was business
visitor Saturday in Milwaukee.
Misses Della and Esther Klingmann
visited friends in Chicago last week.
Evan Humphrey and son Richard Of
Ixonia, were visitors in the city yester
| day.
Mrs. George Koenig and two children
visited Jefferson friends week ago to-
day.
Miss Bertha Salsberg of Albion. is a
guest at the Swift home, 100 North
Church street.
There is feeling Of comfort in having
ones valuables i'll the Bank of Water
town. Only three dollars a year.
What would you do if you had mil
lion dollars? You can have part of it if
you trade with The Central Trading Co.
Miss lima Gloger of Columbus, will
spend Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustav Gloger, North Water street.
Guido Wiggenhorn of Milwaukee. a
member of the firm of Wiggenhorn Bros.
| Co. Of this city, Was here Wednesday on
company business.
Gus Neuman and family have moved
into the fat in his building on Second
street, recently completed. and are very
comfortable AMI happy.
Stuart Mere left Wednesday for Madi-
son to enter the agricultural department
at the State University. Stuart proposes
to become scientific farmer.
Joseph Scheberle, of the town of
Shields, was in tie city Saturday, feel
ing pretty good, that he and his family
had moved into their new house.
F. E. WoCdord, after reading the
Leader last week, thought he was emit
tied to a respite from labor, and this
week spent couple Of days in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. R. Young of Pipers-
vile, were in the city Wednesday on a
shopping expedition. The Leader ac-
knowledges call, which was appre-
ciated.
John E. Humphrey, the genial Ixonia
postmaster, whose friends are legions,
was visitor in the city Wednesday and
so busy that he could only say, Howdy
and run.
1t is getting pretty cool around the
edges. Maybe that old stove don't keep
jack frost away. If it don't, you had
better trrde it for better one with The
Central Trading Co.
Do not fail to put a Red Cross Christ
mas stamp on every letter you mail
They only cost penny each and you
will be helping good cause.-the fight
against the White Plague in Wisconsin
HUPMOBILE.
Ed Graeszel is carrying one of his eyes
in sling, the result of an attack of
"pinkeye." He says that pink eyes may
be all right, but he had rather have the
old fashioned eyes he inherited at birth
| Miss Hilda Borchardt Of Pennington,
who has been employed in the Millinery
department Of the Schempf Bros. Co.
store, has returned to her home and will
return in the spring and continue her
work.
Blanket your horses when they are
standing still for any length of time
and do not let them stand out in the
cold longer than is absolutely necessary.
A good man is kind to and thoughtful
for the comfort of animals.
Frank Breckenridge, one of the enter
prising farmers in the town of Water
town, purchased recently from Will
Rhoda of the town Of Concord, two pure
bred Holstein COWS which are perfect
types Of that popular breed. Mr.. Breck-
enridge proposes to have only the best in
| his herd.
Joseph Reinhr Of Chicago, an employe
on the Tribune Of that city, was here
Tuesday, having accompanied his mother,
Mrs. Magdaline Reinhr home, who had
been bis guest since homecoming in
| August. Mr.. Reinhr is a printer who
learned his trade in the Republican tnow
LEADER office, and left here in 1885, and
has warm spot in his heart for Water
town, where he was born and grew to
manhood. His call at the Leader office
was enjoyed by the entire force.
The final apple report submitted by
the Orange Judd Farmer gives the total
in the United States as 24,OO0,OOo bar
rels, or little less than the average of
| the last two or three wears Ouinr bow