Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-11-25
Reasons for ThdnkIulneSS


Of our citizens for being thankful yes
terday:
F. z. WoOdard-That he can work
eighteen hours day and enjoy it; and is
able to do it.
Charles A. Kading- g-That he can hold
two offices. while thousands cannot hold
One.
Capt. Fred Kusel-That business has
been fine during the year; has a good
home and is happy.
Eugene Wiggenhorn-That he got
married during the year and is living
the joyous life Of benedict.
S. M. Eaton-That Bancroft was elect
ed attorney general of Wisconsin, and
that the election did not turn out any
worse.
Ex-Mayor Wertheimer-Tha he was
not candidate for state office on the
COnnor ticket and saved his bank ac-
count from depletion.
Nicholas Thauer-That he has given
his attention to the law business and
not meddled with politics, and is ahead
in the game.
W. a. .Beurhaus-That there is good
crop of stuffed geese, and they are COM
ing his way at living price at both
ends Of the trade.
Mayor Grube-That the affairs Of the
city are running smoothly, and that
there has not been many kicks registered
during the year.
DR.. f. C. Werner-That he is member
Of the common council, sc that he can
occasionally have little fun with the
boys just to keep them good natured.
c. A. Skinner-That he is not politi-
clan, don't want to be one, for he has
plenty of business to keep him busy.
W. D. Sproesser the surplus in
the Merchants National bank is growing
and its business increasing; that he has
good health and the world treats him
fairly.
Ex-Mayor Mulberger-That he is out
of office ana that his inclinatiOns are to
keep out of office and not be annoyed by
unjust criticism.
George Hawkins his income is
sufficient to support him and that he has
no occasion to worry, and that the world
looks good to him.
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McGOvern won OHt aud that he is COM
fOrtably situated and has nothing to
worry him but a democratic House Of
Representatives.
John Strauss-That he is out of poll
tics and finds happiness and profit in
attending to his own business, for the
public as a general thing does not appre-
ciate good man.
Thomas Brooks-That his health is i'm
proving, business growing and that he
has enough for the needs of himself and
family; also that he enjoys discussion
on religion, politics and morality.
M. E. Farrington-Tha he was elected
coroner on the Social Democrat ticket
in democratic county and that he is SO
situated that he can sell goods so cheaply
that no enc can afford to be poor.
E. F. .Wieman-That he was not can
didate for the assembly at the recent
election and thus saved his money and
much hard work, and escaped defeat.
Prof. c.. F. .Viebahn-That he was elect
ed to the assembly by good majority,
but would have been more thankful had
he received five more votes so that the
majority would have been an even thou
sand.
Chas. E. Straw-That he is permitted
to do all the good he can and make other
people happy, even if he has to discom-
mode himself in his efforts to carry joy
and sunshine to those that need it.
Fred Gamm-That he is connected
with one of the very best financial insti-
tutions in the city, and is proud of the
standing and stability Of the Bank of
WatertOwn.
William F. Voss-That he is one of>the
officers of the Wisconsin National bank,
and that it is climbing up surely and
safely; that he works hard, enjoys life
and that he is democrat.
DIR. A. HI. Hartwig-That he worked
hard during the prediction campaign
for his ticket. won out and something is
coming his way one of these days when
he can laugh and poke fun at those who
took down the banner.
R. W. Lueck-That he will soon be
free from the trouble and annoyance of
holding Office, can give his entire atten-
tion to his law practice and enjoy him.
self with his friends.
Frank S. Weber-That the city clerk
| is elected for two years and iii the in
terim good man can be at rest and
peace.
w. F. Gruetzmacher-That he was not
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