The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-07-26

Miss Hattie Meyer, Of Chicago, i:
spending a week here with relatives and
Friends She and her mother will re
turn in the near future to WatertOwn tC
reside, which will he pleasing to their
many friends.
We can save you money on dressers
commodeS and other furniture. The
Central Trading Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto w. YOlkmann of
Juneau were here yesterday to attend
the funeral Of their niece, the late Miss
Alma Radke.
0. Z. Settle of Juneau, who is~a breed
er OF HOlsteih-Friesian cattle and pros
porous farmer was here Saturday. the
guest Of his brother, Emil Settle of the
Gile-StrausS-Sette Co.
Don't steal your goods, you will find it
cheaper to buy them Of the Central
Trading Co.
Saturday being exceedingly moist and
cool, the picnics scheduled for the day
were called off, except where there was
a chance to get under cover, and that is
not much Of a picnic.
Miss Pearl O'Brien returned Friday
from visit with relatives at Kingston
Attorney r. W. LuGck was in Milwau-
kee Friday being counsel in the divorce
case Of Mclaughlin VS.. Mclaughlin, for
the defendant.
Don't dispose of your fortune until
you have one. You will soon have a
fortune to dispose of if you trade with
the Central Trading Co.
DR.. and Mrs. 0. w. Joslln Of Linden.
were here one day last week visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. O'Brien.
Henry j. Grell Of Johnson Greek. was
in WatertOwn Friday afternoon letting
his friends know that he would be the
republican candidate for congress in this
congressional district-and ought to be
our next representative.
X.
was business visitor in WatertOwn Fri
day afternoon.
What makes you think you can't find
it in town? You better see if you can't
get it Of the Central Trading Co.
Mrs. S. H. ROughton, of Monte Vista,
Colo, is a guest at the home of Ed.
Gratzig.
Judge j. c. Karel, of Milwaukee, was
here Tuesday hObnObbing with the mem
bers Of the Wisconsin Retail Liquor
Dealers Association. 'Ikey" is candi-
dale for the democratic gubernatOrial
nomination and is getting in his work
where it will count.
]. 7. MOak, of Fort Atkinson, was Wis
iting old time friends here Tuesday-all
of whom were glad to have him at home
again.
TyprwriterS for sale or rent at the
Central Trading Co.
Miss Myrtle Young has returned from
visit with friends in Chicago.
Mrs. Robert Utech, of Milwaukee, was
guest Sunday at the home of Mr.. Gus
tav May.
G. A. Walther was a visitor in BeIoit
the first of the week.
The Associated Charities Of Waterfowl
has been incorporated, the incOrpOratOrs
being Hermann G. CRUDE, Mrs. George
lewis and Mrs. William f. Whyte.
Do you want goods that will please
you, goods that are serviceable? If you
do, then buy them of the Central Trading
Co.
C. C. Nettesheim, of Fort Atkinson,
democratic candidate for county treasu-
rer at the September primary election,
was here Monday talking over his pros
poets with friends.
Misses Elsie WiggenhOrn and COrrinne
| Bartlett, who are students at the State
| University summer school, spent Sunday
at their respective homes, returning
Monday morning.
Henry Wallach is home from Milwau-
kee, where he spent few days with his
sister, Mrs. G. G. ellis and family.
Miss Esther Smell, of Chicago, is a
guest of Mrs. Clarence Schimmil.
Mr.. and Mrs. RIM. Hahn and daugh-
ter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kehr and
family are outing for a few days at
Perry's Point.
Jack StapletOn is visiting his sister
Mrs. Irene Packard and family in Grand
Rapids, Mich.
c. Nj. Van Orden returned Monday
evening from business trip to Texas
There were forty four land agents in the
party. They had their own private cal
and royal good time-and best of all
he sold 800 acres of land at very salts
factory commission.
The girl who wears nothing but few
m0leS on her neck and hair on her arms
always looks cool, if not pretty.
One of the funniest things to be seen
these days is little bow legged girl in
a hobble skirt, waddiing along the side
walk, looking as if she had pain in heI
stomach.
Friday evening a we'll dressed and ap
parently respectable woman who haC
tarried so long at the wine that sht
could not walk without reeling, appear