Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-02-18

Trade < EH ea Ease 70 I
best adv ANTE e That rs VI Brense.'s
liz Norta Water street..
Or. johnson is back home from
Milwaukee, to spend a few days -
enjoy himself with old friends
Q. Zachoz, student IL the state
university, has heen guest at tbs
home of Rev. M. L. Eversz during
the week.
There is a FEELING Of comfort 10
having one's valuabIes in the Bank of
WATERFOWL. Only three dollars q
year.
We thank tta Board of Education
for awarding the L adler the contrac
for publishing the official proceedings
CT the Board.
Miss Rowena Merton We are
pleased TO note, after being eonfirso
to her bed By illness for couple of
weeks is able to be up again.
We have a sort of suspicion that
the little nephew at the home drew
her back-and then, she wanted to
see the other relatives and friends.
Little Laura Stapleton returned
Friday after an absence of several
weeks spent with her sister. Mrs.
Irene Packard at Grand Rapids, Mich.
Edwin Grunwald formerly q student
in the Northwestern, but now stu
dent in the Wauwatosa Seminary,
was here Saturday calling on friends.
Peter Taft Thauer, the rotund and
jolly Emmett farmer and cattle dealer,
was in the city SATURDAY. shaking
hands with friends until his arm
ached.
Miss Lizzie Karberg who has been
clerking in the Kramer baker for
several months, has returned to her
home at PipersviJle where she will
take rest.
Fl. Wertheimer made a good mayor
and the city prospered during his ad
ministration. What more can you
ask? Some men would kick if they
were about to be hung.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBIhE-Two
cylinder (UnderhooD If cooled.
Mitchell roundsbout; 10 horsepower.
first class condition, new tires. Price
1925 CO. Owner wants larger Car.
Address 3l6 Sixth street. Racine,
Wis. 25-3
Emil Meschke of rural route No. 6.
and Charles Meschks of rural route
No. Z two of the young ard enter
priging farmers in the vicinity CT
Wstertown, were in the city Monday
and made the Leader sanctum a call
which was appreciated. Call again
gentlemen, when in the city.
Quite NUMBER of the friends of
Mrs. William H. O'Brien gave her
genuine surprise Tuesday just to let
her know that it was the Anniversary
of her birthday and that they had
come to congratulate her on the event.
A very pleasant time was spent by
both hostess and guests and al wished
her many occurrences of the dav.
] Theodore Kusel eho has been
trav cling for wholesale hardware
firm and with his family resided in
Waukesha, has returned to this city
and taken an interest in the firm of
D. 4 F. Kusel and is prepared to fill
his friends full IF tacks and ten penny
nails. Ted is popular. and all of his
FRIENDS are glad that he has come back
TO remain permanently so that they
can enjoy his company
In the approaching municis al cam
paign IN this city this spring, the
question of politics is not involved
as neither party has nominated any
candidates. the aspirants for office
running un their merits. We are all
interested as citizensaa and taxpayers,
and should vote for our own best
interest and tell the men whu yell
democrat or republican to just go to
that hot place where the politicians
will eventually c0ngregate.
The Nsshotah correspondent of the
| Hart land News in the last issue of
that excellent paper, gets off the fol-
lowing: 'Otto Hanson took in the
Watertown fair On Tuesday. Otto said
he would have enjoyed himself to
greater extent than he did had he
been able to spesk German. Upon