Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-01-21

When you can't dominate the mayor,
then abuse him, it is 50 disinter-
ested.
Arthur Thauer and Alex Uehling
were business visitors Tuesday in
Milwaukee.
We need your money and will give
you great inducement to get it.
The Central Trading Co.
Miss Bertha Stalsberg has returned
after an absence of four weeks spent
with friends at Albion, Dane county.
Mrs. :. ]. Vokes. North Warren
street. has recovered from N lin SIS
of a week or more and is now able TO
be out again.
Mrs. E. j. Volkes left yesterday
for a visit Of a menth at Naperville,
H.. with her grand daughter, Mrs.
Abbie Rogers.
A thousand subscribers are wanted
for the Leader, newspaper which
should be ia every home in the city
and surrounoins cor tfy
John Set berle CT the tom f
Shields, vas il the city Sa;urda 3,
He Informed she Leader reporter, that
Peter TheueE nad not as vet dug cut
Of the snow drifts
The north ali u he barn b long
ing to William Cow collapsed early
Tuesday mornings on account Of the
weight Of snow. anc il Will row either
be rebuilt OF removed.
J. H. Walker. United States post
office inspector. was here yesterday
checking up the accounts of Postmas-
ter Eberle ard found them all right.
and the system of keeping books
good.
Our friend. Frank Eaton, writes to
friend in this city from Eugene,
Oregon. that he rs roof On his new
house, the fathers are at work and
that he and bis Family. will soon be
settled in their ne7 home.
Buy your goods of the trusts. If
you want oil, of the oil trust; iron. of
the steel trust; copper. of the copper
trust; and SO Oh with everything you
need. But, it you don't want to pay
trust prices go to The Central Trading
i Co.
4 Henry Wick of Chicago. was here
1 Wednesday looking over the steam
plants in the city and showing how to
save the fuel now wasted in smoke
and logs of power. Now that coal is
scarce, his ideas and suggestions were
Of service.
Henry UehIing, who came home
from Platteville about month ago
suffering with a severe cod which
yielded to treatment and on Tuesday,
Returned to resume oversight of the
mine near Platteville IN which he is
interested.
The twentieth annual meeting Of
the Wisconsin Society of Veterinary
Graduates will be held at Madison,
January 26 and 27. DR.. A. a. Hart
wig Of this city belongs to the society
and is member of the cmmittee on
legislation.
A. E. Wascher IF Manitowoc, special
representative of the International
CORRESPONDENCE Schools of Scranton,
Pa. has establ ished headquarters in
this city and will BIZ pleased to
communicate with those who may be
interested in the work uf the schuols.
S. Weinef, 4U6 Main street. is
offering rare bargains to the public
IN his slaughter of goods, and those
who would save from Is to so per
cent should take advantage of the
opportunity. Read bis advertisement
published on this page and profit
thereby.
One thing which should be- taught
is manners and consideration for tn.
aged. Groups of scholars going to
or returning from school will take up
the entire width of the sidewalk and
force their elders to step into the
street or into a snow drift in order to
pass them.
Rev. 7. b. Thompson OF Rockford,
H.. former pastor of the Congrega-
tional church in this city aud we'll
liked by all. was here during the
week calling ON friends. He is
taking mId-winser vacation and
went from hare TO the northern Uart