Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-02-10
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lOOklHg IOT bargains, lie d1Q not i've III
WatertOwn. for could have got them cas-
lily at the Central Trading Co.
bud Fitzgerald Of Madison, who has a
host of friends in this city and deserves
them, was in the city last week with his
friend Conductor ShacklefOrd.
Mrs. Frank StatZ and son Artur of
Madison, left for home yesterday, after
spending week in the city, guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Goodnetter.
William Goetch and Henry Bigald of
Cresco, Iowa, and Frank Goetsch of Ju
neau, were guests this week at the house
of Charles Goetsch, Seventh Street.
The way subscribers for the Leader are
coming in of late is mighty encouraging
to the publisher. Let the good work con-
tinue until everybody takes this paper.
Charles David, who has a paint, oil,
wall paper and picture frame store on
Madison street and is a contract painter,
has had good steady business during
the winter.
A. E. Bauman moved during the week
from PIP West Main into the Candy
Corner" West Main and North Water
streets, and now has an ideal place for
his patrons.
Fremont and Henry LOunsbury, two of
the well-to-do farmers at Pipersyille,
were in the city Tuesday, having &C
companied a nephew from Iowa, who
had been visiting them.
NJ. E. Harrington, of the Central Trad
ing Co., has bad case of the shingles,
but is in doubt whether they are pine,
cedar Or hemlock; one thing is certain.
however, they keep him scratching.
Rev. NJ. L. Eversz will lecture tonight
at PeWaukee on the Life and Times Of
Gustavus AdOlphus. 1t will be rare
intellectual treat for the people Of that
village who may attend the lecture.
Appleton has determined by vote to
adopt the commission form for munich
pal government. 1t is time for Water
town to get into line and cut down ex-
penses and ease upon the taxpayers.
For SALE OR RENT. A farm Of 100
acres, all under cultivation Il mile north
of city limits on Juneau road. For par
ticulars and terms inquire of G.. A.
Walther owner, on the farm, R. R. No. l
About 500 bills have been introduced
during the present session of the legis-
lature, 400 of them at least being for
buncOmbe. We need less laws and the
enforcement Of what we have or their
repeal.
The mayor of Seattle has been Ousted
from office under the recall law recently
passed in the state of Washington, be-
cause he did not enforce the laws against
vice. The women "voted to man" to
retire him from the mayOralty.
DR.. T. F. Shinnick, who has been critic
ally i'll, his many friends will be glad to
learn, is gaining, but not as rapidly as
they wish, and all hope for his complete
recovery at an early date, so that he can
return to his office and practic.
W. A. Motl the photographer, left Sat-
urday for Minneapolis. Mimi. where he
will visit for awhile before hunting up
location in which to engage in business.
Mr.. Motl is good photographer and citi-
zen and will be a gain to any place which
he may locate.
The Leader wants correspondents at
Redwood and in the towns of WatertOwn
and Emmett. Those who will send us
items weekly, frequently or semi occas-
ionally, if they will send us postal card
of their willingness to act, the necessary
stationery and stamps will be sent to
them. And also the Leader.
Frank VOlkmann returned yesterday
morning from Texas, after an absence of
three weeks. He is quite enthusiastic
relative to the climate and the oppor-
tunities for the investment of capital in
the Lone Star state, but was not definitely
decided as to whether he will go back or
remain here, for he likes southern Wis
cOnsin.
John r. DeitZ, ''the Cameron Dam Out
law" and his son Clarence were in the
city Wednesday and in the afternoon the
elder Deitz told of his troubles at the
Turner opera house to quite an audience.
The writer has known Deitz for many
years and cannot conscentiously say any
thing in his praise.
The University of Wisconsin College Of
Agriculture will hold One Week School,
in Home Economics at Madison, Feblu-
airy 1917, IL. For Better Homes and
Better Living" is the purpose sought.
An elaborate program has been prepared
for the school and every woman and girl
who need instruction in cooking and