Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-03-10
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Waukee.
Arthur Brunke was visitor in Mil
yankee Sunday.
GA. Walther was business visitor at
Ixonia Wednesday.
A car load of new furniture, at the
Central Trading Co.
L. H. Cordes transacted business in
Milwaukee Wednesday.
Miss Genevieve Mullen was Wednes-
day visitor in Milwaukee.
Mrs. w. f. Gruetzmacher visited relat-
ives in Milwaukee Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Ferry Of Oconomowoc, visited
friends in WatertOWn Saturday.
ARTHUR Bublitz was among those who
spent Sunday in the Cream City.
Mr.. and Mr.. George j. Nichols were
vi itors in Milwaukee Wednesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George M. Webb, enjoyed
Friday with friends in Milwaukee.
We can help you make money, If you
trade with the Central Trading Co.
"For Sale" and "FOr Rent" cards for
sale at the Leader office a sc each
George Gibson of Chicago, was the
guest Of his brother at IAOnia last week.
Thomas Clarity was visitor at "COOney'
Tuesday and talked over old times with
friends.
ATTORNEY R. W. Lueck transacted pro-
fessional business at Johnson Creek
Monday.
Mrs. M. L. Eversz spent the first two
DAYS of the week with her parents at
Berlin, Wis.
Typewriters new visible for $1,000 sec
ond-hand from $40. to $40 at the Central
Trading Go.
If those who drink postum knew what
it contained, they would let somebody
else drink it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Oehler OF Lake
Mills were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. IL. /.
Eberle Tuesday.
CREAM OF RYE for breakfast, that's
enough. Silver spoon in every package.
Phone yOnr Grocer"
DR.. and Mrs. W. F. Whyte were the
guests of Gov. McGOyern at a luncheon
one evening last week.
There is a feeling of comfort in having
ones valuables in the Bank of WatertOWn.
Only three dollars year.
Hon. G. f. Viebahn member Of assembly
from this district, was home from Friday
night until Monday morning.
Mesdames G. M. Sunny and A. E.
Greenwood of Johnson Creek, were here
Monday on shopping expedition.
Chief-of-Police Block has been walking
around during the week with three
year old voice, the result of cold.
Are you boosting? The Leader has
had considerable experience in boosting
and got it in the neck for its trouble.
Ii. Davis, who is becoming one of the
financial solid men Of the Empire Theater
will make some necessary improvements.
Don't envy your meigbor of his good
luck, take some IF it yourself, for he gets
hi- by trading with The Central Trading
Co.
Andrew Roegner is back from Texas
He was we'll pleased with the country
but thinks that Wisconsin is good enough
for him.
Miss Mile Roller is at home again,
after few days spent in Milwaukee
selecting her spring stock of millenery
goods.
Otto H. Mack of Reading, Penn. was a
visitor in the city Tuesday. Mr.. Mack
was very favorably impressed with Wat
eIt0wn.
FOR SALE-A good seven room house
house. will be sold for less than value
for quick sale. Inquire at 215 North
Ninth street,
Edward Schulz, the revenue collector
for the eastern district, whose home is in
Milwaukee, was here sunday the guest OF
DR.. +. W. A. NotZ.
The hand writing on the Wa |, and the
signs of time, and all other sings point
to the bargains you can get at The Cen
trail Trading Co,
Garrett Russell had the honor of seeing
the first robbins this spring. He saw a
couple of the little redbreast songsters
Saturday morning.
Mrs. James Boyle, who has been quite
Ill, we are pleased to note is improving
and her friends hope, wi soon be in the
enjoyment of good health.
"Health and energy, Why? Because
its CREAM OF RYE. 1t reduces hlgf
cost of living. A silver spoon in every
package. Phone your Grocer"
The remains of Walter Wenker reach
nd fo1y