Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-10-13

Would you be happy. Then buy your
goods Of The Central Trading Co.
Judge George Grimm was UP from
Jefferson Tuesday evening to attend the
lecture on Christian Science by Clarence
e. Eaton G. S. B.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Freitag Of route 6,
were in the city Tuesday and on their
return home were accompanied by Miss
Clara Reichardt.
Mrs. Mary Steinmann was an over
Sunday visitor in Milwaukee, the guest
Of her daughter, Miss Elma Steinmann,
teacher in that city.
There is feeling Of comfort in know
ing that you can buy your goods at the
right prices Of The Central Trading Co.
Quite large number Of farmers were
in the city Fair Day and business was
brisk. Farm products found a ready
sale at good prices.
Peter Taft Thauer, the rotund and
jolly Emmett farmer who is laying W
shekels every day of the year, Sundays
excepted, was in the city on Fair Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Buchac were visit
ors at Sun Prairie over Sunday, the
guests of friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. FL. j. Conger and Mrs
Minnie Mathes of Milwaukee, were in
the city Monday and in the evening at
| tended the lecture on Christian Science
Misses Hattie and Meta Klautz Of
| Reeseyille, were callers in the city one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gamm and son
visited Kaukauna friends during the
week. 1t is very seldom that MI. Gamn
takes a rest and is entitled to good
time.
Don't go to California, for you car
keep just as warm if YOU buy a heater O1
The Central Trading Co.
Master Raymond Rooster, who had
been the particular guest Of his grand
father, Charles j. Wenck, during the
summer, returned Friday to Milwaukee
his home.
George Norton has been laid UP part
Of the week suffering with sciatic rheum-
atism, which he was willing somebody
else might have in order to have an en-
forced rest.
Heaps of New Furniture. If you don't
believe it, go to the Central Trading Co
There were delegates present at the
lecture given at the Masonic Assembly
hall Monday evening from Milwaukee
! OcOnOmow0c, Jefferson, Fort Atkinson
and Marshall.
Earl De Moe Of Milwaukee, a former
resident Of this city, ut now conduct
or on the Milwaukee road on the Chica-
go run, was in the city Wednesday visit
| ing cid time friends.
Mrs. William f. Martsch was in Mil
waukee Tuesday and Wednesday in at
tendance at the district convention OF
the Woman's Relief Corps as a delegate
from the local Corps.
| Just as the sun went down, there was
man buying big load Of household
goods of The Central Trrding Co.
August Borchardt, one of the well-to-
do farmers in the town Of Pennington,
was visitor in WatertOWn Tuesday.
He thinks of renting his farm and mOY-
ing to this city to reside.
Miss Hilda Borchardt, who was en-
gagged in the millinery department in
the store Of Schempf Bros. & Co. for
several months, is now employed in a
large millinery store at Madison.
George Kwapil of Columbus, was in
the city over Sunday.
It is estimated that there are between
| fifty and sixty victims OF consumption
in this city and there is far more trouble
with other diseases equally as fatal, for
the cure Of which no effort is being
made.
DR.. and Mrs. ". F. Whyte have re-
turned from very pleasant visit with
relatives and friends in northern Michi
gan. They enjoyed their trip and vaca-
ton to the limit, yet were glad to get
| back home.
Russell Beneke has returned to James
vile after visit of a few days at the
home of Charles Eiffier.
Miss Mile Roller would call the at
| tention of the ladies Of WatertOWn and
vicinity to the fact that she is now show
ing her new fall line of millinery and
fancy goods. A call and inspection will
prove yaluable.-tf
M. T. Hasenow and family of the town
of Portland, were visitors in the city
Fair Day. Mr.. H., who is a prosperous
farmer and Well-fXed financially, is a
bl eeder of Holstein cattle and has a