Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-08-25
Whips at wholesale prices at the Cen

trail Trading Co.
f. f. Plasit of Redwood, was avisitol
here last Saturday.
Paul Brown of Detroit, Mich, is the
guest of his mother
Miss Minnie Behlke spent yesterday
with friends at Waupun.
Mrs. Fred STANCE of Clyman, was a
caller here one day last week.
A boy baby was born this morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Belize.
Your money back if not satisfied, is
the motto of the Central Trading Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Voigt and
| children are visiting in Waukesha.
Benjamin Kwapil has returned to
Chicago, after enjoying a visit with his
mother.
Fred G. Keck and family have re-
turned from a two weeks outing at Sill
yer Lake.
Mrs. Frank Kehr and son Lewis are
spending few days with friends in
Sullivan.
Mrs. Fred Blum returned last week
to Webster, N. d., after enjoying a visit
with Mss. Paulik.
Col. P. HI. Swift left yesterday for
GAINESVILLE to enjoy few days visit with
relatives and friends
Miss Lena Feske returned Saturday
from Lake Mills, where she had been
visiting for few days.
Mrs. J. Sterile returned the latter part
Of last week from Columbus, where she
enjoyed few days visit.
Mrs. John Chapman and son have re-
turned from Neenah, where they spent
two weeks with relatives.
Why not get in the habit of saving
money? You will get the habit if you
trade with the Central Trading Co.
Miss Margaret Knoll of Milwaukee
is spending a few days at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. George Zoelle.
Mrs. Edgar Dauffenbach of Reeseville,
spent a portion Of last week here, the
guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Feske.
Mrs. F. L. Lindsay and children of
Oshkosh are guests at the home of
Miss Annie Mooney in Church street.
You need our goods, we need your
money. A fair exchange would be bene-
fetal to all concerned. The Central
Trading Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mic. Henley returned to
Sun Prairie, Saturday, after enjoying a
visit at the home Of. Peter INimm, West
Main street.
Mrs. Emily Grueniger and daughters,
Emily and Ida of Milwaukee, are the
guests of Mrs. Leonard Willenbockel,
Clyman street.
You will soon be coming to the Inter
County Fair. Don't forget to stop and
| see the bargains to be had at The Cen
trail Trading Co.
garet, returned on Tuesday from WOne-
woe, where they spent couple OF weeks
with friends and relatives.
Mrs A. G. Rooster and daughter
Hazel Of Lorain, Ohio are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Catherine Rooster,
North Montgomery street
Mrs. William Appel and Mrs. John
McMillen of TheiIman, Mimi are
guests at the home of their aunt,
Mrs. Reinhold Riesterer, West street.
Frank Rose of Chicago, an old Wa
tertown boy, is circulating among
| friends here on his annual vacation.
| He is looking fine and is prospecting.
Henry Schaefer of Milwaukee at
| tended the Grocers' convention here
yesterday. Mr.. Schaefer formerly
| conducted a grocery store in West
Main street.
Mrs E. ]. Harrison of Chicago,
| Mrs. John Krielow and Miss Pearl
Luther of Milwaukee are visitors at
the home of Mrs. E. Wolf, Rockwell
street.
Miss Lila Pomeroy of Oconomowoc
who has been a guest of Miss Marie
Killian the past few days, left today
| for a visit with friends in Beloit, &C
companied by Miss Killian.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Homer Wins
| ton (nee Flanagan of Norfolk, Vir-
ginia, are guests at the home of E. J.
Brandt. Mr.. Winston recently won
the United States tennis champion
ship.
Guy Fields of Green Bay, a painter,
who recently accepted position with
the firm of SchebIak & HeTzOg, has
moved his family to WatertOwn and
they are now residing at 215 North
Fourth street.
Mesdames Alma Wedemeyer, G. E.
Emerling, III. Wertheimer, HI. G.
CRUDE, w. F. Brandt and Misses Fay
da CRUDE and Margaret Emmerling
spent the day in Milwaukee, guests
Of Mrs. Samuel Kussel.