Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-04-14
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Ii OUl lOD MALI SGIoeG To 1Uo SECOND STREET,,
up stairs.
Mrs. F. S. Weber and Mrs. Olive Jones
attended the performance of Peter
Grimm by Warfeld, at Milwaukee We'd
nesday.
Miss Maize Shriner returned to Mil
waukee Saturday evening after spending
a couple Of weeks here with her sister,
Mrs. Cass Heinrich, Jr.
Health and energy, Why Because
its CREAM OF RYE. 1t reduces high
cost of living. A silver spoon in every
package. Phone your Grocer"
Ira j. Humphrey came: from Madison
Sunday to spend the day with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Humphrey and
sample the good things in his mothers
pantry.
Mrs. Ed. Roglitz of Milford, has been
the guest Of her parents, Mrs. and Mrs.
A. c. Diemel, during the past week.
R. R. Rail Road Dunning, the live
Pennington merchant, was in the city
Tuesday with his delivery auto with a
load of farm produce and took home a
wad of greenbacks.
FOR SALE-hOuse at Gil North Church
street, modern improvements. A bar
gain if sold at once. Inquire on pre-
misses or at the Leader office.
Joseph E. Davies of Madison, was a
visitor in Watertown Wednesday. The
law firm Of which Mr. Davies is member.
was recently successful in a lawsuit,
securing a judgemnt of $4,000 for
Mrs. William F. Villas.
W. +. Gruetzmacher, 313 Main street
is agent for The Otto Pietsch Dye Works,
Have your clothing, feathers, gloves
curtains, carpets, blankets, etc., cleaned
and dyed.
Cass Heinrich, Jr, and fami ly, will
move from Western Avenue and Ninth
Street to 400 Fourth street so that ne
can be nearer his work at the Globe
Mill.
Miss Lillian Mundt, assistant librarian
of the public library, is taking vacation
and during her absence, Miss Settle Of
Juneau, will fill the position until she
returns to resume her duties again.
FOR RENT. Two finely furnished
rooms. Family Of only two. Quiet
neighborhood; best in city. Rent rea-
sonable to good tenant. Inquire at
Leader office.
Those in want of fruit trees, ever
greens and shade trees, towering shrubs,
plants, vines and roses, will do well to
purchase same from the Whelan Bros,
143O OcOnOmOwOc avenue, for their stock
is all guaranteed and they are reliable
men.
Attorney Gustav Buchheit attended
to legal business is Jefferson Monday.
Mrs. John Hampel Of GAINESVILLE is
visiting Miss Mile Roller and Mrs.
John Roller in Redwood.
Misses Edna and Selma FRANKIE re-
turned Tuesday from a visit with friends
at Burnett Junction. Their mother who
was with them, will continue her visit
for a couple of weeks.
Louis Reidenger Of Detroit, Mich.
former resident of Watertown, has been
here during the week enjoying himself
amid the familiar seense of former DAYS.
FOR Solicitations sizes second
hand windows in good condition. Lum-
Der ranging from 2x4 to 8x8-33 feet long.
Iron fire escape ladder. Combination
freight and passenger elevator with all
appliances. Various articles of creamery
machinery. One cheese factory steam
engine in good condition. Two new
Dodge County Aliases. One good banjo.
One stair all put together. One gasoline
stove. For particulars inquire of
KADING & KADING.
Mrs. Richard Geschke is very i'll at her
home corner of Sixth and Jefferson
streets. Her friends hope for favorable
change soon in her condition.
Peter Taft Thauer the rotund. iolly
Emmett farmer and stock buyer and his
partner, John Scheberle of Shields. were
here Tuesday as happy as two boys just
let out Of school.
Cap. Kruger, our veteran mail carrier
who has been seriously ill for sometime.
much to the qualification of his MANY
friends is improving and expects in a
few days to be down town, but in the
meantime, would like to have his friends
call and visit him, for he gets very
lonesome to be housed up after an active
outdoor life.
They told John that when he got to
America, he could find dollars as big as
"a wash tub and bargains as big as a
house.. He could find neither until he
got to WatertOwn, there he found the
bargains at The Central Trading Co.