Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-18

Remember Paul Thom's Easter
social Monday evening. March % at
Masonic Temple.
Miss Lena Biefeld and brother Allen
will spend their Easter vacation with
relatives ut Fr.eport. Ill.
The funeral of the late Mics Mary
Goeldner will be held to morrow
Saturday at 2 o. m. from the home
on Main street.
WANTED-A man. and by about
l6 years Of aga to work on farm
Coco wage rqd 4, If j. D. pn out
ton, Cls man, VIE 30 St
William Wiggenhoip. q prominent
cigar manufacturer, of La Crosse, has
beer in Il. city cnri~g b -
v'si inF 4 e.
II \ j ie Tel =
date f. cayc at tn. SD achsne
unicii e I'D AT
anyway YES only foaling.
FLATS FOR RENr-Two coy fats
four ard six rooms, with all m ,dern
Improvements. Price, So and $12.
Inquire at l09 Fifth street. 29-tf
Joseph Sutton, enc of The young
and prosperous farmers in tha town
of Clyman, fave the Leader witt y
visit Monday, y hicb was appreciated.
M. Marnnip, TIE jrly CIy.oan
farmer, wa a business visitor in the
city Saturday and found tire re
t cen spells to ,heke hands with his
friends.
Have you any money that you want
to throw away? Then trade else
where If gou want Co save me of
it. then trade with The Central Trad
ing 90.
Dr.. A. H. Hartwig was business
visitor Monday in Milwaukee, and we
have suspicion, that while there he
talked little politics by way of
diversion.
Ex-Mayor Wertheimer and Attorney
Ed. F. Wieman were visitors at the
state capital Saturday. and no doubt,
got into touch with some of the poll
ticiAns while there.
Did you ever think that the man in
the moon Was laughing at you because
you we're such a chump that YOU
wouldn't take advantage of the bar
gains to be had at The Central Trad
ing Co.
The "whizz machines" have made
their appearance upon the streets Of
Water town. and from now on until
snow falls again, the pedestrians will
have to slde-step or jump when Cross
ing streets.
A sale was effected this week by
which Louis Knlck becomes the owner
of the grocery stock of Schwenzen
& Stiemke and the brick building on
West Main street in which the bust
ness is conducted.
One OF the very best members of
the common council Is DR.. F. e.
Werner, who should be reelected BY q
unanimous vote. When you get q good
man in the council, keep him there as
long as he will stay.
Sunday evening, Attorney Nicholas
Thauer delivered an eloquent scdress
in the English language at the Ger
man M. E. church, taking for hi.
subject. 'Nicodemus," who has
thousands of imitators today.
j. o. Green Of Whitewater. WAS in
the city Saturday taking q census of
the local manufacturing industries for
the census bureau at Washington.
Mr.. Green is gentleman tc whom
it il a pleasure to impsr, information.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wiesemann of
the town of Pennington. were IN the
city Wednesday on a trading expedi
ton. Mr. Wiessmann il one of the
leading young men of his township
and Mrs. Wiesemann, very popular
among her friends and neighbors.
Miss Ella Sipp WAS able Monday to
resume her work AS teacher, having
fully recovered from an attack of
measles, or some other disease that
was neither pleasant not profitable.
Her many friends, especially her
pupils, were pleased to have her with
them again.
Isn't it funny, that many of the
democrats in this city who have been