The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-27
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Wo'l lOI you 10 Uldk6 anu hctp tnC Ioll-
ing Few Year: To be kind, generous and
OF your friends and neigh
bors; to be industrious, frugal, eeonom-
ical and saving; and to buy your goods
of The Central Trading Co.
Miss Fleurette Hartwig, who Is one Of
the teachers in the Plymouth high
school is spending her vacation st home.
Miss Elma Steinmann of Milwaukee,
is spending the holidays at home with
her mother, Mrs. M. Steinmann and SIS
ter, Miss Leona.
Miss lima Gloger of Columbus, spent
Christmas in this city with her mother,
Mrs. Gustav Gloger, 408 North Water
street.
We wish you a Happy New Year. The
Central Trading Co.
Miss Elsa May of Milwaukee, was an
over Christmas guest here at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Gus. May and sister,
Miss Meta and brother, Christie.
Mrs. Edward May and children of
Waukesha, were Christmastide guests
of relatives in this city.
Monday evening, Miss Diana Amy
Shriner who is teaching in the town Of
Milford miles south of the city with
the aid Of her pupils,gave literary enter
tainment which was followed with a
Christmas tree and distribution Of pres
ents and the guests, children and teacher
were pleased and happy.
Do you feel like taking bargain in a
heating stove? If you do, we have few
wholesale price. The Central Trading
Co.
Mrs. Erwin Mack and Mrs Arthur Mack
of OconOmowOc, were here Saturday to
attend the funeral of their uncle, August
Mees.
David Lewis passed away at his home
in Ixonia Friday aged 80 years. He is
survived by three sons. James and Ben
jamin, Milwaukee, and Lewis of Ixonia.
Eggs are being sold in Chicago at re-
tail at "a cents per dozen and creamery
butter at 80 cents per pound. Here we
are paying 80 cents per dozen for eggs
and 80 cents per pound for butter
Looks as if the people here were being
by combine.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Webb and
Miss Evelyn, have been visit
ing at Annapolis, Nd, with son and
brother Walter, who is student in the
Naval Academy.
Mrs. George E. Sheppard of Chicago,
is spending the holidays at the home OF
her parents, Mr., and Mrs F. Wendorf
Smoke --latest Out" Sc cigar
At peace conference held last week
at Washington, D. c., Joseph E. Davies, a
former WatertOwn boy read a very inter
esting paper, "The American Judiciary
and a Worldwide Reign of Law
Mrs. J. P. Holland spent Saturday with
in OconOnowOc.
Henry j Traeumer and Miss Meta
Smith slipped away ard went to Wanke
gan, ILL.,, where they were united in
We forgive you, Henry and
Meta, this time, but don't let it occur
again. The congratulations of the Lead
er are extended with best wishes for the
happiness and prosperity of Mr.. and
Mrs. Traeumer.
Henry Uehling returned home last
week after an absence Of two months
looking after business interests in the
Isle of Pines.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Common, Monday evening. Congratulate
tions, Peter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Landwehr and son
Frank, of Milwaukee, are guests at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y.
Exner.
Miss Elsa Wiggenh0rn, public librari
an at Minot, n. d., is spending the Holt
days here with her parents and other
relatives.
Miss Mabel Smith, the city librarian,
ate her Christmas dinner at Oconto with
her parents.
A beautiful assortment of embroidered
towels, center pieces, pillows, pillow
cases, corset covers, chemise. pin cush-
ions, towel racks, tie holders, handker-
chiefs, aprons, children's embroidered
bibs, jackets and bottles. Also crochet
doilies, jabots, belts and great many
other beautiful Xmas novelties. Free
lessons given in art embroidery. Great
reduction on all millinery at Miss NJ.
Roller, 413 Main street.
O. E. Uehling and family of Grand
Rapids, were guests at the paternal home
here over Christmas.
Miss Ruth Cruger who is student in
Belc;t college. is spending her holiday
vacation at home with her parents.
Attorney Gustav Buchheit attended to
business in Milwaukee one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Swift and children
are guests at the home of his parents,