Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-04-28

son, were here Sunday visiting friends
Mr.. Moak has recovered his usual health
and is looking better than he has for a
long time.
Thomas j. Holland Of Amigo, was a
visitor here Saturday. He was enr0ute
home from Washington D. 6. and stopped
over to visit relatives and friends for a
few hours.
The fire department was called Tues
day noon because of fire at St. Henry's
parochial school building. Not much
damage was done, the fire being quickly
| extinguished.
Col. and Mrs. A. Solliday returned Fri
day evening from the south where the
Colonel spent the winter and during his
absence was married to an estimable
southern lady.
A Sunday School Rally will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. NJ. J. Trenery OF Fond
du Lac, in the Methodist church Saturday
May 9Th commencing at 10 a. III. The
public is welcome.
The milk supply at the Van Camp
| condensery is increasing daily. The
| weight received at present is 1Ol,OOO
pounds. which will be greatly Increased
| in the near future.
Do you believe in the words Of Paul,
"Oh let the Women keep silent alp or
oIo HOY boz faI of
the bargains they are getting at the
Central Trading Co.
DR.. and Mrs. f. G. Haney are rejoicing
over the advent Of little daughter in
their family, the little maid coming
Friday last just to show them that she
was not superstitiOus.
Among those granted certificates last
week by the State Board Of Pharmacy,
was A. EEL. Kruger Of this city, employed
as a pharmacist in the drug store Of H..
I. Eberle, 2O4 Main street.
W. A. Canniff, one Of the wealthy far
mers in Dodge county, was bushes So
visitor in this city Monday and while
here. called at the Leader office. 1t is
Measure to meet men like Mr.. Canniff.
A year ago last Monday we had eight
inches of snow on the ground and the
thermometer touched twenty four de-
gress. It is good thing to be alive to
note the contrast between then and now.
Chief of Police Block gives timely
notice, that the drivers Of autos who
exceed the speed limit in the city will
certainly get into trouble and that he
means business, as he will enforce the
speed law.
The fire department was called out at
six o'clock Tuesday morning on Occount
of fire in a dwelling house near the
Rough and Ready dam, causing consider
able damage to the roof before the fire
was extinguished.
Rev. NJ. L. Eversz delivered lecture
Tuesday evening in the Simpson MetbO-
dist church, Milwaukee, his subject being
"The Life and Times of Louise, Queen
of Prussia" which was highly appreciated
by large audience.
The government is intending to call
in the $1,000 bills. It will be a hardship
upon the publishers of country news
papers who always keep few on hand
as souvenirs to present to the public to
induce subscriptions.
Gerhard Ripe has been appointed
caretaker for the Riverside Park at
salary of $50 per month for the season
and William Radke for City Park, Recrea-
ton Park and the Triangle at Is per
month during the season.
The Lincoln baseball team defeated
the Sacred Heart Jr., team Sunday by a
score of IL to 9. Battery for Lincoln
school: Goodnetter, Forkenbridge and
Wollfer. The features of the game were
home runs by Goodnetter and Radford.
Miss Irma Nickels entertained form
erly at her home 800 Berlin avenue an
afternoon and evening one day last
week, the occasion being the anniver-
sary of her birthday. The hours were
delightfully."- passed by guests and hostess.
1t is reported that Reeseville is to have
another bank. With only 400 inhabitants,
one bank ought to be sufficient to meet
all business demands. There is such
thing as having too much of good
thing and long felt want is nonsense.
Charles Manning of Beloit, has been in
the city during the week visiting rela-
tives and friends. He Informed the
Leader man that he was born in Water
town so long ago, that he disliked to
remember the date and was always glad
to come back and visit the scenes Of his
| childhood.
FOR SALE. Ten acres Of good land
one mile north of Redwood, six room
stone house. harm. we'll and a good orchard