Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-01-07
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LOOK WIFI OoS.
Smoke Latest Out" SC cigar-
II you need a straw hat zee The
Central Trading Co.
Miss Linda Uehling spent Sunday
with Ricnwood relatives.
o. g. Werrheimer enjoyed himself
Tuesday with freinds in Milwaukee.
Exchange q pair IF light hobs for
what nave you. The Central Trading
Co.
Henry U hing is home from Platte
willie for few days, taking enfUrc-
ed rest.
John schebefIe OF the town of
Shields. was in the city Friday and
Peter Thauer was with him.
why don't you save some Of your
fuel. You can do 1t If you 5aV
good heater Of The Central Trading
Co.
A Week Of Prayer is bsing held
at the Moravian church. conducted
by Rev. I. z. Schwartze Of ohaska,
MIN.
Leonard Broenimann Of New York,
who spent the HOLIDAYS with friends
in this city. departed Tuesday morning
on his return home.
Fred Stern of Wauwatosa, formerly
local reporter and rustler on the Lead
er, was here Tuesday for few hours
shaking hands with friends.
Jack Kuenzie returned to EJgerton
after spending a few days at home
and sampling the good things his
mother had prepared for the holidays.
FOR SALE-A scholarship in the
international Correspondence Schools
at Scranton, Penn, for one half what
it cost. Inquire at The Leader Office.
Fremont Louasburv of Pipersville,
was in the AUDIENCE which listened
to Senator La Follette's lecture on
Hamlet, Friday evening, at the First
Methodist church.
A hundred thousand fruit, dairy and
poultry farms in Missouri. 81. so per
acre and up. For full particulars
ask Missouri State immigration Com
mission, Springfield, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Thauer and
daughter Miss Carrie and son Will, of
Emmett, were in the city Friday and
remained to hear Senator LaFoilette' s
lecture on Hamlet Ia the evening
The Madison Journal says: "That
Watertown trOubleman who married
star telephone operator appears to
be able to make trouble as well as
mend it. y What is all this trouble
about, anyway?
Operations have begun at the saw
mill of the Kemmtsr Lumber, Tile
and Brick company at Jefferson with
full crew. The heavy fall of snow
ana the excellent sleighing is bringing
logs from all over the country.
The Military band will give grand
ball at Turner opera house Friday
night, January Il Those who enjoy
good music and the mazes of the
dance should with certainty avail
themselves of the opportunity to en-
JOY themselves.
DIR. and Mrs. M. O'MalIY returned
home Monday evening, after an
absence of several weeks in the east<
Both look as if they bad Jared Well
ana both were glad to reach home
before the snow blockade. Their many
friends are pleased TO have them with
them again.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin Raue
Wednesday morning, ten pound son.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
the father Is the happiest man In the
city ana the two grandfathers. w.
wild with joy. The Leader congratu-
lates the happy parents and hopes,
the little fellow win be source Of
great joy TO them.
Edward Schmutzler desires to in
form the public. that he will continue
in the furniture and undertaking
business at the old stand at the corner
of Main and Fourth streets. and will
carry in stuck only the best in his
line and his prices will be mod rate.
He has had long experience as an I'M
derraker and can guarantee sstisfac-
tion as to price and service. He is
thankful for patronage received in
the past and respectfully soljcits a
continuance of the same.