Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-03-03
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Mi Elsa ZiIlisch spent Saturday in
Milwaukee.
W. E. Brandt and son were Cream City
visitors Friday.
4. B. Roach talked HupmObile Satur-
day in Milwaukee.
Mrs. August Schott was visitor in
Milwaukee Friday.
I.C. Brendel was a business visitor at
Fond du Lac Monday.
DR.. A. Fl. Hartwig was visitor at the
State Capitol Tuesday.
New Iron beds, springs and mattresses
at the Central Trading Co.
Miss Emma Schmutzler was home
from Johnson Creek Sunday.
O. C. Wertheimer and son Eddie were
visitors in Milwaukee Friday.
"For Sale" and "For Rent" cards for
sale at the Leader office al sc each.
New or Secondhand goods cheaper than
ever at the Central Trading Co.
Miss Msrgaret FRANKIE is spending a
few days with friends at Sun Prairie.
Jack Kuenzi of EdgertCn, spent Sun
day here with his mother and brother.
Misses Muriel and Helen Schultz visit
ed Saturday with friends in Milwaukee.
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Miss Elma Dwyer of Milwaukee, was
an over Sunday visitor with Mrs. Emil
Tanck.
Mrs. John W. Schempf has been the
guest of Reedsburg relatives the past
few days.
Mrs. L. H. Wegner Of Milford, has been
the guest of Mrs. Charles E1ffier during
the week.
Washing Machines for 35c up at the
Central Trading Co.
Get your job printing done at the
Leader Office. Work artistic and prices
reasonable.
CREAM OF RYE for breakfast, that's
enough. Silver spoon in every package.
Phone yOnr Grocer"
Attorney r. w. Lueck was at Juneau,
Tuesday being attorney in a case tried
in the circuit court.
We regret to learn that our old friend
William Martch is seriously i'll at his
home on Emmett street.
Frank W. Plauchy of Marshall, visited
with friends in this city Sunday and did
not forget the Leader.
Miss Elizabeth Heyn has returned to
Milwaukee, after spending few days
with Mrs. William Gorder, Jr.
Thomas Brooks of the firm of Brooks q
Boyle, westside merchants, transacted
business at Reeseville Friday.
Otto Hartwig and daughter Josephine,
of Chicago, spent few days last week
with his mother, Mrs. Hartwig.
Mrs. j. W. Cruger and daughter Miss
Ruth, witnessed the production Of "The
Arcadians' at Milwaukee Friday.
Don't worry, for worry is what kills,
and you don't need to, if you buy your
goods at the Central Tradying Co.
Miss Emma Steinmann of Milwaukee
spent Sunday here with her mother and
sister, 424 North Washington street.
W. C. Stone is absent on a business
trip to Butte and Sheridan, Montana
and will be absent a couple of weeks.
You will scOn need that Automobile
Why not look it up now? See if yOr
can't buy one cheaper at the Contra
Trading Co.
Miss ISadOra O'Brien the little book
keeper in the Times Office, returned Fri
day from a visit with Tomah friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Sanite1
Saturday, daughter; and the happ.
father will survive the congratulations
jefferson has a booster day and tn
business men boost the newspaper b,
filling its columns with advertisements
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You may think you have the savin!
plan down PIT, but YOU can learn how t
save more, if you go to the Central Trad
ing Co.
BOrn to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Krahme
Friday, son. Mother and son are doin
nicely and Albert smiles right out lou
when he thinks of the little chap VIII
has come to brighten the home.