The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-11-08

Smoke the Latest out. DC Cigar.
Misses Margaret Werner and Rose
Kress visited with friends in Fort Atain-
son during the week.
Ms. Charles Kerr is reported as being
very i'll at her home on North Church
street.
C.4I4re,l with ccr.sti-ati ton should be
.j1Hn i.r. i!..s '.ative Tablets.
Attorney C. A. Skinner was a profess
sional visitor at the county seat Satur
day.
II yorr liver i - Of sorts set 1t
ri-ht vita Dr. MI Laxative Tablets.
Attorney O. C. Hahn looked after the
interests of acient Monday at Jefferson.
Lun5ago is relieved By DR.. Miles
snti-Pain Pills.
Clean fresh stock of groceries and
fruit at GnatZig's. Ill West Main ST..
Phone 236-y Try us.
Miss Gertrude Wolf Of Milwaukee, who
had been a guest at the house Of W. D..
SprGesser for several days, returned to
her home last week.
Bro Moore Of the Gazette, had his Of
flee decorated Wednesday with flags
and bunting, as an expression of joy for
the democratic victory Tuesday. 1t has
been long time Jim since yCu had such
an opportunity.
If you don't believe you are in luck
just go to the Central Trading ca.
Miss Clara Piper of Pipersville, was
business visitor in Watertown, Wednes-
day.
Why not phone your orders for grocer
les to Gnatzig? III West Main St.
Phone 236 y
Miss Elma Steinmann Of Milwaukee
was a home visitor from Friday evening
until Sunday evening with her mother
Mrs. NJ. Steinmann and sister, Miss
Leona Steinmann.
Good luck? You won't need a horse
shoe to have good luck if you go to the
Central Trading Co.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner Of Lewis
ton, Montana, were guests at the home
of Fred Behlke the first of the week
Miss Pearl O'Brien has returned from
a visit with her sister, Mrs. O. j. JOslin
at Linden
Miss Elsa May accompanied by her
friend, Miss Etna Priest, came out from
Milwaukee Saturday and remained until
Sunday evening.
Don't freeze when you can get heat
er so cheap Of the Central Trading Co.
Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills for all pain.
Mrs. Ambrose Metzger Of CIyman, was
was WatertoWn visitor v Wednesday.
W. f. Brandt and party of friends
were Sunday visitors at Holy Hill and
were impressed with what they saw.
-,onke 4 atest Out Sc cigar
DO you think the country is going to
the dogs because we have elected demo
cratic president? If you do just go and
see what bargains you can get of the
Central Trading Co.
Charles Hermann and Raymond
SCHNEIDER of Milwaukee andL. S. Mercer
of Detroit, Mich, were guests at the
home Of A. j. O'Brien Sunday. Mr. Lier-
man is brother to Mrs. O'Brien, Mr..
Schneider cousin and Mr.. Mercer
friend of tho family
Mrs. W. W. McBOyle of DOdgeyiIe, is
spending a few days at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and MIS-. George W. Norton
Miss Bessie Church Of MenOminee
Falls. visited Watert0wn friends the
fist of the week.
John G. Grell of Milwaukee, was here
Monday crossing palms with friends Of
whom he has legion in Watertown.
Henry J. Grell of Johnson Greek, was
Watertown visitor Monday to meet
friends.
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Goeldner spent
Sunday with relatives at Beaver Dam.
H. G. Potter and family of West Allis,
were over Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs D. C. Gle.
Owain 7. Hughes was a business yisi-
tor Saturday at Milwaukee.
Chris. Henning and daughter, Miss
Florence B. Henning of Pipersville, were
visitors in WatertOwn yesterday.
Private Glasses in Dancing.