Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-05-12
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Those who cannot see any good in
their neighbors have but little or any
goodness themselves. Their self-righ-
ness is only hyporcricy. and deceives DC
one.
They have Laf-a-Lot club at Jeffer.
son. They must be fat crowd, for the
saying is laugh and grow fat" Won
der if friend Ed. Mueller belongs to the
club?
The Hart1g Brewers were defeated
by Jorn's Colts of IClyman by a score OF
10 to l. Next Sunday they go to John
son Creek were they meet the Greek
bunch.
What would you do if you were in our
place and had too large stock? You
would sell cheaper in order to reduce it.
That is what we are doing. The Central
Trading co.
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Daniel HanIon of Redwood, was a
business visitor in the city Saturday.
He informed the Leader man, that his
wife let him come all alone by himself,
for she knows that he is mighty good
man.
Mrs. John Hampel Of GAINESVILLE,
Mrs. Joseph Immerfall of Chicago,
Mrs. B. Stout of Columbus, Nicholas
Kadinger and children of Hartford, S..
D., are visiting Mrs. John Roller in
Redwood.
E.. W. Schultz and daughter, Miss
Muriel, have returned from the Isle of
Pines where they spent a portion of the
winter. While absent they had most en-
joyable time, but were glad to be back
home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Perry Of the
town of Pennington, were Fair visitors
in the city Tuesday. Mr.. Perry looking
at the stock and chatting with friends
and Mrs. Perry looking at the pretty
tHlugS Ill Tile StOIoS.
Ex-MayOr Wertheimer and W. FL.
Woodland, two of Watertown's best
boosters, were at Madison Tuesday try
ing to persuade the Board of Control to
locate the new State Home for the Feeble
Minded in Watertown.
Charley Meschke of rural route No. Z,
was in the city Friday. When asked if
his wife was with him, replied: Not yet,
but hoped she would come one Of these
days. Charley is an excellent young
man and the girl that hooks him will be
lucky.
John w. Burns returned Saturday
from Illinois where he went to attend
the funeral of a relative after an absence
Of over two weeks, having been so I'M
fortunate as to be quarantined for thir-
teen days on account Of the diptheria in
the home he visited.
The Leader is just in receipt Of a new
and handsome series OF type, suitable for
invitations, calling cards, am
and other fancy station
cry. Send in an order and be convinced
of our superiority and up-tO-the-minute
methods Of execution.
The funeral of the late Mr.. Albert E.
Wegemann was held Wednesday after
noon from the home to St. Marks Luth-
eran church and was largely attended
by relatives and friends and the inter-
was in Oak Hill cemetery.
An unusual, and an amusing sight was
seen last week in one Of the front win
dOWs of the commission house Of Ed.
Graezel, the "m0thering" of brood of
chicks by bantam rooster. He gather
ed them under his wings and appeared
to enjoy taking care of the baby chicks.
Paul Giblin left Tuesday for St. Louis
Mo-, where he will visit relatives for a
time and then make trip through the
southern states. His friends in this city,
and everybody is his friend, hope that
the trip will be enjoyable and that he
will return safe and sound in due time.
FOR SALE. Ten acres Of good land
one mile north Of Redwood, six room
stone house, barn, we'll and good orchard
cistern, running water in pasture, IS
hives of Italian bees. A desirable home
at reasonable figure. Inquire of Miss
Mile Roller, Alb Main street, Water
town Wis.
Mrs. Max Rohr invites the ladies
of the Glover club and their friends
to a social to be given at her home,
1O11 Seventh street, at o'clock
Friday afternoon. A large attendance