Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-02-17


Cook stoves Of every description, at the
Central Trading Co.
Get your job printing done at the
Leader office. Work artistic and prices
reasonable.
We wish our correspondents would not
neglect to send us items weekly, and send
them early in the week.
George Fl. Mueller, advertising agent
for the Milwaukee Free Press, was here
Monday on business errand.
There is feeling of comfort in having
ones valuables i'll the Bank of Water
town. Only three dollars year.
We regret, that A. A. Hardie is to leave
us and locate in Fort Atkinson. Mr..
Hardie is a mighty good man and citi-
zen.
Mrs. George Weber and daughter Zayda
went to Fort Atkinson Wednesday, Miss
Zayda appearing in vaudeville there in
the evening.
Ira Humphrey, the genial, happy
Wells-Fargo express agent, came down
from Madison Sunday and spent the day
with his parents.
DR.. 7. F. Shinnick, we are pleased to
report, is greatly improved i'll health and
his many friends hope to see him at his
office at an early day.
Archie Scott Of Hancock, Mich, was in
the city the first of the week, being called
here by the passing on of his uncle, the
late Col. Donald D. Scott.
Mis- Linda Uehling is the guest of her
brother Oscar and family at Grand
Rapids, Wis, and will be absent from
home week or ten days.
An effort is being made to secure leg
islation permitting the county judge Of
Dodge county to hold court monthly in
the Fifth ward in this city.
Attorney Charles A. Kading, district
attorney for Dodge county, has been
busy during the week in attendance in
bllG C1TCulG COuIG dG uuOdu.
DR.. Shinnick of Idaho, has been here
during the week visiting his brother,
DR.. I. F. Shinnick, who has been seri-
ously i'll, but now improving.
Henry Uehling has returned from
Cuba City, and will now remain at home
permanently and renew his acquaint-
ance with his family and friends.
Miss Elma Steinmann, one Of the good
teachers in Milwaukee, came home Fri
day evening and remained with her
mother, sMrs. M. Steinmann, and sister,
Miss Leona, until Sunday evening.
The Leader is under obligations to
Senator Stephenson for two packages Of
garden seeds which will come handy in
the spring when we plant our garden.
HupmObile
Last week Thursday, the home of John
Block in the Fourth Ward, was partially
destroyed by fire which occurred at noon.
1t is a serious loss to Mr.. Block and
family.
If you see anything in the Leader
which meets with your appreciation, tell
the editor. 1t will not make him con-
ceited for he has passed that period in
his experience.
Frank Breckenridge, one Of our best
farmers, who makes a speciality of rails
ing pure breed white Chester hogs, re-
Gently sold several high-grade hogs to
Rhoda Brothers, town of Concord.
Smoke Latest Out" Sc cigae
In anticipation of extensive improve,
ments in his store building. j; E. Heis-
mann will move his stock into the Fitz-
gerald building on Second street, where
his patrons will find him ready to serve
them.
f. E. Woodland went to Milwaukee on
Wednesday to accompany his father
home. Mr.. Woodland had been patient
in sanitorium in that city nine weeks,
but felt that he was not experiencing
any improvement in his health.
E. G. BrOenimann of New York, has
been the guest of relatives in the city
the past few days. He enjoys getting
back to his old home occasionally and