Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-03-17

dence in the First Ward if he can find
one to suit him at reasonable figure.
I Special attention is cal ed to the bank
reports published in this issue Of the
Leader. There is probably no city in the
country Of the size of Watertown that has
stronger financial institutions with
larger deposits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Chaser of
Chicago, are the parents of girl baby.
Mrs. CHASER will be remembered as Miss
Gussie Auers and her many friends here,
hope she and her infant daughter will
do finely.
Daniel Kusel departed Tuesday morn
ing for New York City, where he will
visit his daughter and family, and prob
ably be absent until midsummer. His
many friends in the city, will miss him
during his absence.
The attention Of the ladies Of Water
town and vicinity, is called to the fact
that Mrs. Haney, 100 West Main street,
is selling out her entire line Of fancy
goods at reduced prices, Oh account of
retiring from business.
| The Leader is just in receipt Of new
and handsome series Of type, suitable for
wedding invitations, calling cards, an
nOuncements and other fancy station
cry. Send in an order and be convinced
of our superiority and up-tO-the-minute
methods of execution,
The residence of W. F. Copeland at
Jefferson Junction, was destroyed by fire
one day last week. Sparks from pass
ing locomotive was the cause Of the fire.
| The loss to Mr.. Copeland was about $500
of which sum $500, was covered by in
surance.
DR.. and Mrs. O. W. Joslin of Milwau-
kee, spent Sunday here, guests at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
O'Brien. They think of going to Van
couver, B. C. to reside and if they do, it
| is possible that Miss Laura O'Brien may
60 with them.
The ladies who are tWenty-0ne years Of
age and more, can vote at the Spring
election, April 4, next, for school COM
missioners and county superintendent Of
schools. But few in this city have ever
ayailed themselves Of the opportunity to
exercise that right, and only few in
the First ward.
Tuesday, there was large crowd in
the city called hither by the monthly
fair. The usual number of horse buyers
were on hand, but sales limited the
prices asked being too high. Pigs were
on sale and brought from $3 80 to $500
each. 1t was an occasion for friends to
meet and enjoy themselves.
His many friends in the city will be
pleased to learn, that DR.. T. F. Shinnick
has greatly improved in health and will
soon return home from the Sanitarium,
and after brief rest will go to Idaho
with his brother, where he will spend a
month as his guest and recuperate.
A policeman Friday night about 1890
o'clock noticing two young girls yet in
their teens MASKING on the street and
| trying to "catch on" escorted them to
homes and left them with the admoni-
ton, that should they persist in their
downward conduct. they would certainly
"catch on" to something that they would
not like.
The Odd Fellows of this district, held
their annual district convention in this
city Wednesday and transacted such
business as was necessary for the well
fare of the order. There were delegates
present from the lodges in Waukesha,
Pewaukee, Rartland, OconomoWoc and
WatertOWn. Nothing odd was noticed
about the delegates who were fine lot
of men.
| The man Of moderate means shOnld
not hesitate to make use of our safe de-
pOsit vaults. Only. twenty-five cents a
month. Bank of Watertown.
A fire Tuesday evening, destroyed the
large canning factory at Reeseville. 1t
is time the citizens of that village secur-
ed protection against fire.
Art. Bursinger has returned from
Reedsburg, where he had been to look
after big job of steam heating.
Last evening about 500 o'clock the fire
alarm called out the department. to put
out fire in the Lehman fiat on Second
street. The fiat was occupied by a Mr..
GilbertsOn who with his wife were in
Chicago and had left orders to have the
| fiat good and warm in the evening when
they returned, and it was warm, and
there was large company to greet
them. The fire caught from over heat
ed furnace and the loss is abut $500.
HupmObile
Mrs. C. R. Field was visitor in Mil
waukee Wednesday.