The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-05-10
SOME COME; OTHERS GO
COOK With Gas.
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Read the Leader. It makes them al
sit up and take notice.
street Commissioner Chaser is entitled
to praise for keeping the streets clear
and in good condition.
George Shepard of Chicago, was The
guest Sunday Of Miss Esther WendOrf al
the home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Fred WendOrf, La Fayette street.
An old friend Of the Leader and an ex.
pert gardener informs the writer that
wood ashes sprinkIed upon plum trees
Immediately following a rain will Kill
all bugs and worms and also all eggs
and insure a good yield Of fruit. 1t does
not cost anything and it works quickly
and is easily done.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith spent Satur.
day and Sunday with relatives in Mil
waukee, aud think they have the finest
little grandson that ever came into the
world.
More new goods than ever at The Cen.
trail Trading Co.
William Wiggenhorn Of La Crosse
was In the city yesterday visiting rela-
tiyes. He was formerly resident OF
Watertown, if the writer mistakes not.
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The Northwestern College Band and
Orchestra will give a concert at Fort
Atkinson this evening and the people of
that city be given az opportunity to
hear good music.
Don't run off to ths KlOndike to keep
cool, buy a refrigerator Of The Central
Trading Co.
Arthur Mees came over from Lake
Mills Sunday and spent the day with his
parents.
Mayor CRUDE has appointed Otto G..
Hahn member of the board of park
commissioners for the term Of five years
from the first Tuesday in May 1912. 1t
is good appointment, for Mr.. Hahn is
interested in identifying the city.
What about the promised land? Don't
you think you better promise Yourself
to fix up your home nicely, when you
can get your things so cheap Of The
Central Trading Co.
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Emil Settle and II. j. Kruger left to-
day for Horizon to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Emil Lentz, cousin to both Of the
gentlemen.
Mrs. f. E. Woodland was a Milwaukee
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. f. G. Jaeger has been visitor in
Milwaukee during the week.
I. B. Roach talked auto in Milwaukee
Wednesday.
Some are large and some are small
and the greatest of all are the bargains
to be had of The Central Trading Co.
Mrs. Lucius Bruegger went to James
vile Wednesday to attend the funeral Of
a relative.
William Sproesser has let the con-
tract for a $4,000 residence to John
Schatz The price does not include
heating and plumbing. The location is
Clyman street just west of the Hawkins
home.
Monday morning Mrs. Arthur Hoer-
man and two children left for New York
enroute to Germany. Prof. Herman
will join his family in July and remain
abroad until September.
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NJ j. Woodland Is able to be down
town again, much to the joy of his many
friends.
Mrs. Emil Tanck visited friends at
Madison Saturday.
Insure your valuable papers against
loss by fire or theft, by renting box in the
fire and burglar proof vault of the Bank
OF Watertown. Only 25 cents per month.
Pure bred Buff Plymouth Rock
eggs and stock for sale. Call on
?. A. SChOeChert. 607 Jefferson st.
Miss Madeline Voss of Milwaukee.
was Sunday visitor at the home of John
W. Schempf
The county board of supervisors for
Dodge county will convene in special
session Tuesday. May %, for the purpose
of organizing and the transaction of
such business as may be necessary.
Michael Davy was Madison visitor
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Stats were visitors
in Milwaukee yesterday.
Do you think it is anything YOU have
done in your life that gives Won the
chance to buy your goods so cheap of
The Central Trading Co.
DR.. f. c. Werner enjoyed visit in the
Cream City yesterday.
E. L. Hayhurst spent yesterday in
Milwaukee.
Many have attended the demonstra-
ton of paper bag cooking and of electri-
cal and gas supplies during the week at
the office of the Watertown Gas and
Electric Co.
The sun shone bright, the trees put on
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