The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-01-05


dance at the Masonic Temple, Friday
evening, January 12.-2 is
John II. Fink visited relatives at Lake
Mills Friday and Saturday.
Miss Julia Harger and Miss Adeline
Glib visited with friends at 0cOnOmowoc
during the week
New furniture Of every description
cheaper than ever at The Central Trad
ing Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Schultz Of Milwau-
kee spent New Years day with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Smith.
Arden Sipp has returned to Madison.
DR.. Albert Buchheit of Chicago, is Wis
iting Watertown relatives.
William HiIgendorf of Maxbass, N. D..
is guest at the home Of his mother,
Mrs. Emma Hilgendorf.
Miss Elizabeth Heyn Of Oshkosh, is a
guest at the home of Vim. Gorder, Jr.
John Thauer was a business visitor in
in Milwaukee last Tuesday.
Don't stand around shivering with the
cold for you can get heater very cheap
of The Central Trading Go.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto VOlkmann have re-
turned from Milwaukee, where they spent
the holidays with relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Lueck and little
| daughter Laura, were over New Year Wis
it0rs with feiatiyeS at juneau.
Ex- Mayor Arthur MuIberger was at
Madison Tueday looking up law in the
tate law library.
Fred G. Keck much to the joy of his
host of friends in the city, has recovered
Sufficiently TO permit of his removal
from ST. Marys' Hospital to his home
either today or tomorrow.
Brass beds at the price of iron beds
at The Central Trading Co.
Charles Goetch and Christ Kruger
were at MukWanagO last week to visit
Mrs. Henry GOetch, sister of Mr.. Goetch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Goetch, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman RabinhOrst of Ixonia, were
the guests Of Mrs. Alyina Bray over
New Year day.
Miss Maud Cavanaugh spent Sunday
with relatives in Milwaukee.
Make the new year better than the old
year, in your life and experiences, so you
can say, have fought a good fight and
kept my resolution to be better citizen
and man.
We can sell you either very cheap The
Central Trading Co.
H. G. ellis and family of Beaver Dam,
spent New Years at the home of Uncle
Sam" Charles ellis, routes.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Wieman spent New
Years with relatives at Waterloo
Miss Ella Sternke spent the holidays
with her mother at Grellton
c. j. Atkinson of the Dornfeld- Kunert
Co., was business visitor Friday at
Jefferson.
Mrs. Helen DENIAL Roglitz spent New
Years day with friends at Milford and in
the near future she and her mother will
go to Mississippi, where they will remain
several months.
The practice of shipping stock includ-
ing calves in apen freight cars, when il
is from 20 to 2 degrees below zero is
cruelty is animals and should be stopped
1t is inhuman and deserves the sharpest
censure if not punishment.
Violins, guitars, banjos, mandolins and
all kinds of band instruments cheaper
than the cheapest at the Central Trading
Co.
Miss Genevieve Milestone of GAINESVILLE,
is the guest of Mrs. Henry Mulberger.
Leo Koser spent New Years day with
relatives at jefferson.
Mrs. F. E. Woodland was called to Chi
cago Monday evening on account OF the
sudden death of her brother, MelIor John
son.
Mrs. Charles Piper, Mrs. Tillie Rau
and Misses Amanda Piper, Jennie and
Lena Bittner, Lillian Braeger, Clara Rad
IKE and Anna Guenther attended a birth
day party given by Miss Helen NARROW
at her home in Ixonia Sunday.
Did you make any New Years resolu-
tious? Did you resolve to save money by
trading with The Central Trading Co.
Misses Laura and Eta KoppsIin of
Columbus, Miss Lydia Drumke of Jeffer-
son, and Louis Broitzman of Reeseville,
were New Year guests at the home of A.
J. Huebner in West Main street.
What do you think about the 1912
weather? Do you think you want an
oyercoat, or DO you think you will wait
and buy refrigerator?
The boss carpenters and the members
OF the union have signed scale of hours
and wages, which will go into affect Ap-
ril l, and continue two years. Eight
hours will constitute days work, and
the pay will be AZ II cents per hour.
At the Caouran asio1al Church