Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-03-10

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Smoke Latest Out" SC cigar
NJ. S. Newton who has been yard master
here for the Milwaukee road for years,
will leave shortly for La Crosse to take
a better position with the same company.
At the booster meeting Monday even
ing. there was too much wind. The pur-
pose of the meeting could have been
accomplished in one half the time Occu-
pied.
No change Of cars now on the Inter
urban between this city and the business
section Of Milwaukee. The disagreeable
delay at Thrift -sixth street has been
cut out.
Fred Belhke is pushing the work on
the remOdeling Of the store room in the
Heismann building on Main street. Ferd.
does not say much; he just smokes
thinks and works.
The Ladies of the First Methodist
Church will ship papers and Magazines
Thursday, March 10Th. Any who desire
them to call for the same, phone Mrs. ".
S. Williams Phone Ably.
William Schiebel returned Friday
evening from Texas after an absence OF
three weeks. The climate did him good,
for he gained flesh and is enthusiastic
about the Lone Star State.
Misses Einwaldt and Koopmann and
Mr.. Jung, teachers in the Milwaukee
schools were the guests Sunday Of Misses
Leona and Elma Steinmann, at their
home, 424 North Washington street.
A.R. Barker and G. I'll. Barker of Port
age. of the Barker Lumber and Fuel Co.
Of this city were here Saturday on COM
pany business and in the afternoon q. Ii.
left for Milwaukee in tn, intesest OF the
company.
The man who does good. because he
loves good, as a general thing receives
his only reward in the consciousness OF
having done his duty toward his fellows,
who oftimes take advantage Of his self
sacrifice.
Albert Korth and family, who for nine
years have lived on North Second street,
have moved upon farm near jefferson
where they will make their home IN the
future. Their friends in the city will
miss them.
CITY Superintendent of Schools W. L.
Roseman was in Madison Monday attend
ing meeting of committee called by
the State Superintendent Of Instructions
C.P. Cary to revise the course of the study
in geography.
Special attention IS called to a notice
published elsewhere in the Leader, OF
concert to be given next Monday evening
at Masonic Temple. Those who enjoy
musical and literary feast, will certainly
avail themselves of this opportunity.
Gov. McGovern has appointed DR.. W.
F. Whyte of this city to succeed himself
as president of the state board Of health.
The term is for seven years and the
emolument Of the office is $1Oper day and
expenses for each day of service. We
congratulate the doctor on his appoint
ment.
An Auto Driven Fire Engine has been
invented and placed on the market by
the Mott Company of Minneapolis. 1t
does away with much expense, but it
costs $4,000, will prevent Watertown
from purchasing couple for the present,
at least, or until they are considerably
cheaper.
Ira Humphrey was down from Madison
Sunday to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. P. Humphrey and sample the good
things in the home cupboard. Ira is
making good. The Wells Fargo Express
Co., by whom he is employed raised his
pay February /. and we are confident
that he will go higher.