Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-01-28

Main street is again in very
passabls condition. thanks to Street
Commissioner CHASER.
Miss Laura BoIger Of Waterloo was
the guest Of ner sister. Mrs. R. w.
Luck several day of lats.
Exchange. good organ for cash.
What have ven: Want furniture,
stoves, etc The Central Trading Co.
MISS Emellg and Maj tina Schultz OF
Beaver Dam, have been guests during
the week of their sister, Mrs. Edith
SchoenfeId.
Paul a. Sehoechert was q business
visitor IN Milwaukee Friday and after
he had transacted bis business wished
,7ith friends.
Judging from the item which ap-
DeaEed IN the last issue of the Water
| loo Democrat, one would conclude that
the people in that city had gone wild
ovgr basket bail.
A hundred thousand fruit, dairy and
poultry farms in Missouri, 81. so per
acre and up For full particulars
ask Missouri Stste immigration Com
mission, Springfield. No.
/ Miss Gertrude Sleight entertained q
number of her young lady friends
Wednesday evening at her nome On
Washington street. a few hours was
spent most delightfully."- by the hos
tess and guests.
FOR SALE - The famous Joe
Schagfer, matinee PAGER, Of Mllwau-
kee. Gan stsp il five marks Of
seven; can be seen at John Wamser's,
431 Juneau place. Milwaukee, Wis
telephone, Main 27I5y. % 5
E. J. KuseI, who is in Alaska. has
bsen heard from. His letter which
was detad December 5, 1863. in which
ne wished all Of his friends "M erry
Christmas" reached here this week,
being 48 days on the wy.
The Leader is under obligations to
lion. @. P. Gary, state superinten-
dert. for copy Of the Memorial Day
Annual for 1910. 1t is full of matter
of interest to the children. the veteran
and the patriotic public Of the state.
We regret to learn that Mrs. G. F.
Sneye. 412 CIyman street, had the
misfortune to fall Monday and frac-
ture one Of her ankles. Her many
frien Is are IN hopes that her recovery
will be speedy and the pain nos Sc
we're.
Every farmer in the vicinity of this
city. should be subscriber for th7
Leader. 1t always contains matter
OF value to them. A farmer recently
Informed US, that ideas he had 90
tanned fir m psrusing Its columns had
been of general help to him fnan-
cially.
At the stockholders meeting CT the
John Beck Shoe company at Jefferson.
the old officers were all reelected as
follows: F. j. Beck. president: NJ.
J ohm, VICE president: E. G. Hager,
secretary and treasurer. The cum-
pany reports for 1909 the largest
business in is history and that the
advance orders for 1910 are Salts
factory.
WANTED-Ynung men to learn
automobile business by mail and pre-
pare for positions as chafeurs and
repair men. We make you expert in
ten weeks; assist you to secure posi-
tion. Paw big: work pleasant; de-
mand for men great; reasonable;
write for particulars and sample les
son. Empire Automobile Institute,
Rochester, N. Y.
About six ~eeks ago, the delivery
horse owned by J. +. Heismann and
used by him in his business got one
of It's hoof9 10 the railroad track
near the BesI q TUTrey shoe factory
and in exfricatiUg the same pulled
part If it eff The animal suffered
greatly, q though everything possibls
was done to alleviate its pain, and
Saturday it became necessary to kill
the animal to put it out of its misery.
Another effort is being made to
secure a pardon for Al SchIssler of
Milwaukee. Who is now serving
fifteen year sentence in the state pen
itentiary for wsntoDly numbering
young man. resident Of this city.
1t was an unprOI oked, cold blOoded
murder and SchissIer should have
received life term instead Of fifteen
years; and it would be an executive
crime to pardon him until his SEN
tence expires.
Butter has taken drop Of six cents
per round, probably influenced by the
anxiety OF the SPECTATORS to unload
the big surplus in storage before there
is a greater slump. And then, to
think that there are men who claim
that the high price Uf butter was
caused by large quantities of milk
used for other purposes than butter
making and that. there is no butter
trust regulating prices, when the
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