Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-08-11

Barstow, California.
George Kwapil of Columbus, was he
for the homecoming.
Matt Kaline of Milwaukee, was he
for the homecoming.
New Iron beds at Second hand price
at The Central Trading Co.
Mrs. Henry LANCE of Clyman, was
visitor i'll the city Tuesday.
Miss Josephine Hanley of Chicago, is
guest of Miss Lizzie 0'Brien.
Miss Hulda Gerds of Milwaukee, is
guest at the home of Charles David.
Miss Birdie Wendt of North Milwau
kee, is the guest of Miss Augusta Graus
Emerald street.
Peter Iffland was at milwaukee,
Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mr.
George Neubauer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Humphrey OF
Pipersville, were visitors in the city
Wednesday evening.
Miss Ella Steuk is at Rockford, H.,
enjoying few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. Charles Ryan.
Mrs. f. Steffens of Hartland, was
Homecoming day guest of her mother,
Mrs. f. r. Kwapil, German street.
Miss Annie Cooper and little nephew
of Madison, were guests yesterday at the
Swift home, 100 North Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Phillips of Mil
waukee, were here for the homecoming,
guests at the home of Charles David.
| Mrs. j. Steele of Chicago, was here
for the homecoming, guest of her
mother, Mrs. t. R. Kwapil, German
street.
We are still needing money badly.
That is the reason we are giving so
much goods to get little. The Central
Trading Co.
Charles Arthur of GAINESVILLE, was
visitor in the city Monday, calling on
the retail flour trade in the interest of
Pilsburys Best.
Mrs. John Hopkins of Richland Center
and Mrs. M. Truesdale and Miss Stella
Fraser of Reedstown, are guests at the
home of Mrs. John CHASER.
| I'll. c. DamTOw and son Raymond of
IxOnia, were visitors in the city yester-
day and while here, found time to make
the Leader force pleasant call.
You will soon need a heating stove.
We can fit you out with almost any
kind, as we have about 500 to choose
from. The Central Trading Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman j. DOerr and
son julius, returned to their home at
Baraboo on Wednesday, after enjoying a
few weeks visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Frank Stacy and daughter Ange-
line, returned to their home at Sioux
City, Iowa, on Wednesday, after enjoying
a few weeks visit with relatives here.
Irwin Zuehlke of Escanaba, Mich,
where he holds a good position, is at
home for few days to visit relatives
and friends and take in the Homecom
ing.
Miss Elma Steinmann has returned
from Milwaukee where she attended the
Normal summer school and will in few
days, take an outing with friends at
CoOney.
Editor and Mrs. Otto R. Kruger were
Beaver Dam visitors Sunday and on
their return, reported down pour of
rain accompanied with terrific thunder
and lightning while they were there.
The Rev. T. B. Thompson, wife and
child of Rockford, ILL.,, have been the
guests of Watertown friends during
the week. Rev. Thompson was formerly
pastor of the Congregational church in
this city.
j. Y. GOOdnetter, buyer of Ladies'
Ready-tOWear for Schempf Bros. Co,
left this morning for Chicago, where he
will join E. L. Schempf and proceed 10
New York, where they will purchase the
fall stock for the company they repre-
sent. They expect to be absent about
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Etscheid of Beav-
er Dam, have been here during the week
visiting their son Eugene and family.
The elder Etscheid served during the
Civil war in the 23rd Wisconsin VOlun-
teers and during his term of service was
wounded and taken prisoner but soon
parOled. He and John Habhegger Of
this city served in the sans company.
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