The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-02-16
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Miss Laura o'Brien spent Tuesday in
Madison
Miss Minnie Kohl visited Ixonia
friends Monday.
Miss Emma Wenck is visiting
friends in Chicago.
Alex Uehling was a business Wis
itor Monday in Milwaukee.
from Chicago, where they had been }
visit relatives for several days.
Attorney r. w. Lueck was pro
fessional visitor Monday at Juneau.
Mrs. II. Werthefmer and Oscar E.
Wertheimer returned Friday evening
reno os oe4no 4sslxI. s4oms
Just received lot Of new dressers
and eomm.das 1ha Central Tr ding
60.
Nrs. Hugh Humphrey Of Pipers-
vile vas i visitor Saturday in Water
town
Judge George Grimm was visitor in
tie rity Tuesday, tie guest Of ". G.
Stone.
Mss Lillian Knaak has been called
to Fort Atkinson as a professional
nurse.
Il you vii let Us We will show you
how to save money Tie Central Trad
ing Go.
y. W Schultz has returned from
business visit ia the northern part Of
the state
Miss Lillian Molt librarian at
Jefferson, spent Sunday in the city with
her parents.
Miss Ruth butcher has returned
from Clyman where she was called
professionally.
The Clover met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. @. A. Skinner, at her home Cd
Milwaukee street.
Miss Elma Steinmann Of Milwaukee,
spent Sunday here with her mother and
sister, Miss Lcona.
There are several ways & save money;
but the best way is to buy your goods Of
the Central Trading Go.
W. G. Stone left Thursday on enc of
his periodical business trips which keep
him active most Of the time
Ho for South America; but don't go
there without gun you can get one
very cheap at the Central Trading Co.
WANTED TO RENT-A four or five
room cottage in desirable location. In
quire at the Leader Office. st.
William Schiebel spent part Of the
week at Oshkosh in attendance at the
state convention of the plumbers.
Mrs. G. f. Weber of the town OF
Pennington was one among the many
callers Tuesday at the Leader Office.
person would be foolish to commit
suicide when they can buy what they
want SO cheap Of the Central Trading
Co.
Guido Wiggenhorn of Milwaukee
was a visitor Tuesday at the home OF
his father, c. Wiggenhorn, 215 Sixth
street.
Mrs M Nutting OF the town of
Pennington was a visitor in the city
Tuesday and favored the Leader with
a call.
Henry Wilson of Milwaukee spent
sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Wilson, Washington
street.
Misses Mildred and Marion Baekus
of Fort Atkinson were the guests Sun,
day of their cousin, Miss Pearl
= 'Brien.
Otto and Leonard Klausch of john
son Greek, route 5, were in the city
Tuesday, having come to attend the
monthly fair,
Paul Valkmann, rural route No. 8,
has been numbered among the i'll and
ailing during the week suffering with
a severe cold.
Mrs. John ". Sehempf has returned
after visit of several weeks with
relatives and friends in Reedshurg
and La Crosse.
Miss Elsa May Of Milwaukee, accom-
panied by friend, Miss kittridge, were
guests at the May home, Third ST. Satur-
day and Sunday.
Give the devil his due-whieh means
to swat him when you have oppor-
tunity. which is about every moment
Of ones mortal life.
Jean Sabin has returned to the
State University at Madison after
spending his mid-winter vacation at
his home in this city
DR.. and Mrs O. w Joslin and
Gooroa Q'Rrian of Milwaukee, were