Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-01-06

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Irwin Laffey was a Monday visitor at
Juneau.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN c. oeager spent the
earlier part Of the week with relatives at
Waukegan.
Get your job printing done at the
Leader Office. Work artistic enc prices
reasonable.
Rud Traeumer was a visitor in NJ /
waukee from Saturday evening until
Monday morning.
II you are going on trip this winter,
you better buy trunk CT a suit case Fl
the Central Trading Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Gceldner and daugh-
ter Mabel spent New Years day with
relatives at Beaver Dam.
F.B. Schneider has completed an in
yentory of the stock in the Bargain Store
and has a large stock On hand.
Miss Lydia Beaudahn is acting as
stenographer and typewriter in the Of
flee of the Central .TaGing CO.
Dr. W. +. Whyte attended the inaugur-
al Of Gov. NcG0yern at Madison Monday
and enjoyed the occasion very much.
Our merchants report very good trade
during the holiday season and started
the new year with good bank accounts.
Miss Anna 5.ill@r, enc Of tie able
clerks in tie Bargain store, spent Sun
day and Monday with relatives at k
Onia.
Edwin Gruenwald, who is a student
in the Theological seminary at
Wauwatosa, spent part Of the holiday
season in this city.
Why not save some money on that au-
tOmObile you are going to buy this
spring. We have one at a bargain. The
Central Trading Co.
Miss lima Gl0gcr Of Columbus, visited
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav
Gloger, 408 North Water street, couple
of days the first Of the week.
The man CT moderate means shCnld
not hesitate to make use Ct cur safe de-
pOsit vaults. chi. twenty five cents ?
month. Bank q Y ..tvTloWn.
Mrs. James Spear an her daughte',
Miss Maudc Wi,u epenr t4e l,oltlays witt
friends in the ely. returned tn their
home at Appleton, tuesday, afternoon.
Fred Werner of Milwaukee, spent the
holidays at home and the way he de-
pleted the good things in his mothers
pantry showed that he loves good things.
D. B. Swift came from WinOna, Linn,
Saturday to spend a couple Of days with
his wife and little girl, who are guests
at the Swift home, 100 North Church
street.
Those who are charitably inclined and
have anything to give to the poor in our
city, should either see or mmunicate
with Mrs. W. T. W yte, SOP Second ST.,
Phone 1927.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Kath OF Lowell,
were the guests CT friends here couple
of days during the week. Mr.. Kath's
father settled in this city in 1859 and
was its first drayman.
M. E. Harrington was business visi-
tor Friday at Portage. There is more
business in M. T. than half dozen men,
and yet, he makes no fuss about it. Just
saws wood and says nothing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Uehling. Miss Lin
da Uehling, and Mrs. O. E. Telling and
little son of Grand Rapids, who were
guests at the Uehling home, spent New
Years day with Redwood relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. O'Mally will soon de-
part for the Pacific coast to spend the
remainder Of the winter. Their many
friends hope that they will have pleas
ant time and return with the birds in
the spring.
Next to your own health the health
and comfort Of your family is Of the
most vital interest to you. Then WHY
not benefit them by saving something.
You can if you buy your goods Of the
Central Trading Co.
Francis Chapman, formerly a promj-
nent and popular resident of the town
Of Clyman, but now & wandering CAPT
talist who enjoys life, was in the civ
Wednesday, the guest of his cid tine
friend, Thomas Brooks.
The new year came in as a lamb, but
was followed the next day by blizzard
and the thermometer dropped to II be-
low zero Monday night. But we ought
to be thankful, for ii was not near as
cold here as at many other places in tie
country.
DR.. and Mrs. A. H. Hartwig were at
Madison Monday to be present st the in