Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-12-16
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Don't wait for a rush.
Holly, for Christmas decoration at J.
+. Heismann, Main street.
All kinds of furniture for Christmas
presents at The Central Trading Co.
Attorney C. R. Blumenfeld was a pro-
fessiOnal visitor at Jefferson SATURDAY..
Come in and see our fine display Of
Cut Glass at WiggenhOrn's jewelry store.
Fremont LOunsbury and son Carl of
Pipersville, were visitors in the city Sat-
urday.
Now is the time to think about that
auto that you want next spring. You
can get one cheap Of The Central Trad
ing Co.
Mrs. Gus Neumann was the guest of
relatives at Juneau several days during
the week.
Mrs. Henry Christians of Johnson
Creek, was the guest Of Mrs. ". +. VOss
last week.
Mrs. A. c. Diemel spent last week with
her daughter, Mrs. Ed ROglitz and fam
lily at Milford.
Miss Nellie Gerth and Amanda Guse
are helping out in the Fair store during
the holiday season.
A HANDSOME RING. What better gift
could you choose for this Xmas? Wig
genhorn's jewelry store.
II you read the advertisements in this
issue of the Leader, you will know where
to do your holiday trading.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Nichols spent
last Friday in Milwaukee, and no doubt
saw Mary Garden in Salome.
There is feeling of comfort in having
ones valuables iii the Bank of Water
town. Only three dollars a year.
Henry Wieman, one Of the substantial
farmers Of the town of Watertown, was
a business visitor in the city Saturday.
Judge George Grimm was here Friday
and during his stay favored the Leader
Office with call which was appreciated.
There is a reason for everything. A
reason why we can sell goods cheaper
than the Others-cOme and investigate
it. The Central Trading Co.
REMEMBER.-The up-tO-date stock of
Diamonds, Watches, Precious Stones,
etc., at right prices, which means money
in your pocket. Wiggenhorn's jewelry
store.
Attorneys Nicholas Thauer, Arthur
Mulberger, R. w. Lueck and J. G. Con-
way looked after the interests of clients
in the circuit court at Jefferson during
the week.
Mrs. c. F. Weber of the town of Farm
lngtOn, was business visitor in the city
How hn>- CTR ,,I0 e. ,,ol
the Leader with a call.
Miss Mile Roller has on sale beau
tiful assortment of goods for Christmas
presents. She is also selling trimmed
hats at greatly reduced prices. No. Alb
Main ST., Watertown, Wis. 1927
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Thauer of the town
of Emmett were visitors in the city Tues
day. Mr.. Thauer said that he had about
$500, in taxes to pay soon but it was not
worrying him, for he knew just where it
was laid away.
Mrs. Otto Uehling of Milwaukee. has
been guest at the home of Henry Ueh-
ling for several days. She is in poor
health and came from the sanitarium at
OcOnOmOwOc, where she has been pa
tlent for several weeks,
CuoiIOS w CuCh was up W Uuucdu Uuo
day last week, and this is the personal
the Telephone gave him. "The ever
jOyial Charlie" Wenck of WatertOwn,
shook hands with Juneau friends Tues
day." 1t must have kept Charlie busy
during his stay.
Alex FL. Hardie went to Chicago Satur-
day, where he entered the Kent Law
school and will take full course and
Far
His many friends in this city are conf
dent that he will be successful, for he is
StudiOus and ambitious.
E. M. StapletOn and Baldwin Raue
were business visitors in Milwaukee Fri
day. MIR. S. leaves home so seldomly-in
fact, hardly ever-his friends were quite
astonished, thinking that something of
most unusual character had happened to
influence him to leave home even for a
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Beurhaus Of Ia
coma, Washington, who had been guests
of relatives and friends in the city the
past two months, departed Saturday for
New Orleans, where they will tarry
short time then go to Texas, Mexico and
California, spending the winter in the
Golden state.
travelling man by the name of Chris
tian Girl, was guest at the Republican
House, Milwaukee, one day last week. A
friend called over the phone for Chris
tian Girl and the clerk sent all the hops
to make inquiry if there was a christian
girl in the house. but Mr.. Girl showed I'D
and the mystery was solved.
Ex-GOv. w. D. Hoard has resigned the
presidency of the State Board of Regents
and will go south where he will spend
the winter. His health has not been
good for several months and his friends
hope that when he returns in the spring
he will be well and strong. He is
mighty good man and his friends can
not spare him.
While Phil Mansfield was cleaning the
show window at the late Sterling Cafe