Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-03-03


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Mrs. t. B. Roach has been in Chicago
during the week. called there by the
serious illness Of her mother, Mrs. G. j.
WILDER.
The funeral Of Miss Martha Beckmann
took place Monday afternoon at 1 80
o'clock from the home to the Emmanuel
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. T. Eberle were at
Madison Tuesday, to visit their daughter
Margaret, who is student in the State
University.
Wednesday was the first day Of March,
first day of Lent and first day Of Spring.
1t will be a long time before it will
happen again.
Mrs. Charles Ryan and baby returned
Friday to their home in GlencO, ILL.,,
after spending few days as the guest
of Miss Mile Roller.
A. L. Kaems Of ShebOygan, state in
spectOr Of factories and buildings, has
been in the city during the week on
official business.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs.Otto Boyer Friday,
a daughter. The father says, that she
Otto have been boy, but then, he Otto
be thankful and be happy.
The man Of moderate means shonld
a+ of TO 10 Of 70 do
pOsit vaults. Only twenty-five cents a
month. Bank of Watertown.
"Health and energy, Why :? Because
its CREAM OF RYE. 1t reduces high
cost of living. A silver spoon in every
package. Phone your Grocer"
W. F. Gruetzmacher has sold his bust
ness building on Main street to E. Hero,
the consideration being $1,000, much less
than the property is actually worth.
Aug. Gamm was out home from Mil
waukee last week visiting relatives.
The next time he comes and does not
show up at the Leader office, we will
give him a roast.
Last week, the statement was made in
the Leader that the floor in j. Z. Heis-
mann'S store room would be lowered
four inches. We were off ten inches
IA instead Of 4.
The assembly adopted the resolution
asking the United States senate to concur
in the Sulloway pension bill. Both of
the assemblymen from this county voted
in the affirmative.
Work has begun on the remOdeling of
the store of j. E. Heismann on Main
street and will be pushed to an early
completion; in the meantime he cali be
found just around the corner.
An ambulance for the city is a good
proposition and everybody should favor
it. 1t does not require any argument to
convince the public that it would be a
good thing and pay for itself in time.
All Of his friends in the city are pleased
to know that DR.. T. +. Shinnick, who is
at the OcOnOmOWOc Health resort near
NashOtah is doing nicely and all hope to
| sec him at home again at an early date.
The Watertown baseball team of the
Milwaukee City League, which won the
championship last season, will remain in
the league the coming season, all reports
to the contrary Notwithstanding, R. M
Hahn, secretary of the home team having
notified the league to that effect.
Edward J. Brandt has been granted
another patent by the government, a
designator, recorder and register. Should
E. j. continue to secure patents it will
be necessary for him to engage clerk
to keep track of them, for he now has
about forty-eleven and all valuable.
The funeral SCI vices of the late Arson
P. BOardman were held at Portage where
the remains were consigned to their las
resting place. The departed was al
ideal husband, friend and citizen, one o.
the very best, whose friends were legion
for to hav, him as friend and assOciat,
was privilege and pleasure.
Sunday afternoon, Rev. M. L. Evers,
left the Pipersville station of the Inter
urban on one of its cars, which wen
dead soon after starting. Fearing tina
} he would fail to reach the city in tim
for his evening appointment, he starte'
, with his walkomobile and just befor
reaching the city the car passed hin
much to his disgust and sorrow.
A sympathetic friend handed us tn
/ following clipping: IAN editor work
l 800 days year to get out fifty-twO issue
r of paper, that's labor. Once in Will
e subscriber pays year in advance TO
: his paper, that's capital, and once in
n while some S0n-Of-a-Spa- cook of a dea