Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-06-02
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| W oIO yOu oFcI uulS NO. No nave
screen doors that were never hung,
Either that are in just as good condition
as you are that we will sell cheap of
the Central Trading Co.
On Memorial Day, the banks and post
| Office were closed and the stars and
stripes fioated at half-mast above all of
the public any many of Ethe business
buildings; and most of the business
places closed during the afternoon.
Ira Bird, United State postof1ce in
spector was in the city Tuesday on
official business.
When in doubt where to trade try the
Central Trading Co.
Or. and Mrs. O. W. Joslin Of Milwau-
kee, were the guests Sunday OF her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. OBrien.
If you could buy your goods cheaper
wouldn't you do it? You can if you go
to the Central Trading Co.
The Copeland-Roach Motor Co. has
caused to be suspended at the southeast
corner of Main and First streets a sign,
which is in the shape of an Immense
hand, the index finger pointing to the
company's garage, the word garage
being on either side of the sign which is
Illuminated nights by electricity. 1t is
very attractive sign indeed.
Have YOU seen those nice little cook
stoves that are sold so cheap by the
Central Trading Co..
Walter Kuenzi mOtorcycled to MilWau-
kee and back Sunday. He reported the
roads as being in a fine condition and
that he had splendid time going and
coming.
You need a refrigerator now, you can
get one cheap Of the Central Trading Co..
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bittner are receiv-
ing the congratulations over the advent
of baby boy who came into their family
one evening last week. All say that he is
a good looking little chap and resembles
his father.
If you don't believe you can buy goods
cheap 90 to the Central Trading Co.
TYPEWRITER paper at the Leader office
at 75c per ream.
Tivoli island has again changed own
ership, Henry M. Billmeyer having pur
chased same from Gustav Tetschlag.
The purchaser has had experience in the
management of pleasure resorts and no
doubt will make the island a very
attractive place for pleasure and COM
fort during the summer months
julius Volkmann went to Fond du Lac
Saturday to examine heard of H0lsteln
cattle with the view Of investing in
few head if they suit him and the prices
were not fictitious.
The hourly car service on the Inter
Urban has been resumed much to the
pleasure of those who like to spend an
hour or more in the country, and the
convenience Of the travelling public.
Roy Marten of Birnamwood. is spening
few weeks here with relatives and
friends.
VIC. Stone returned Friday evening
from a business trip out west after an
absence of three weeks and Monday,
transacted business in Milwaukee.
The Associated Charities have, under
the supervision of DR.. A. W. Meyer
arranged fine little business stand on
First street for Thomas Gibson the blind
man who will be furnished with stock
of goods so that he can make his own
living and have something to divert his
mind from his unfortunate condition.
All. sincerely hope, that Mr.. Gibson will
make a success Of the business and all
who can possibly do so, should patronize
him.
The editor of the Leader is in receipt
Of letter from Capt. William A. Revell
of Oceanside, California, former resi-
dent of Watertown, in which he writes
that he and his good wife are enjoying
excellent health. That they enjoy the
climate and have an abundance Of fresh
fruits and vegetables. They often think
of their dear Watertown friends to all OF
whom they send their Ibest regards.
The Leader is in receipt of a posta
card from its young friend, Charles A.
Schlensner, Maiden, Wash, showing TIL
mammoth locomotive upon which he i
employed as fireman and the train which
will soon be replaced by solid stee
train on the C. M. and P. S. line whic
was recently opened for traffic. Charlie
expects one of these days to be a
engineer and his friend hope, division
/ superintendent.
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