The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-02-23

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Mrs. w. G. Stone was a Milwaukee
visitor last Tuesday
Ex-Mayor Mulberger was home from
Madison over Sunday
Miss Anna Moran visited sick friend
at Juneau last week.
Robert Dent was business visitor in
Milwaukee last Tuesday.
Attorney Gus. Buchheit was a visitor
Saturday in Milwaukee.
Henry Kohl of Milwaukee. spent Sun
day here with relatives.
Miss Alice Baumann was home from
Fort Atkinson over Sunday.
Mis- Flora Reitz Of Wausau, is the
guest Of Miss lille Brendel
Attorney r. W. Luock and John Chaser
wrc Madison visitors last werk.
Rev. and Mrs. }. H. Scboechert visited
with Lake Hiis friends, Tuesday
Ash Wednesday, February u; Good
Friday, April ;; Easter Day, April :,
Mrs. 5. A. sleeper is in New Orleans,
La, visiting her laughter and family.
". G. Stone has been absent during
tie week % business yisitin Montana
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Mrs. +. ". A. Notz and daughter, Miss
Minna, were Monday visitors in Milwau-
kce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Cordes, 514 Seventh
street were visitors in Milwaukee Satur-
day.
Mrs. W. II. Woodari has returned
from visit with relatives at Fort At
kinson.
Misses Grace and Helen Adsit attend
ed the ski tournament at Deerfeld last
Saturday.
Herman Kramp has returned home
from Bainbridge, Ga, after an absence
of seyeral months.
Mrs. Gilbert Green, nee Weber, of
Memphis, Teun., is visiting relatives and
friends in this city.
Can the other fellow read your writ
ing? If not, why not buy a typewriter
of The Central Trading Co.
Carl Stiemke is confined to his home,
suffering from stroke Of paralysis,
much to the sorrow Of his friends
WANTED TO RENT-A four or five
room cottage in desirable location. IN
quire at the Leader Office. st.
Don't eat your bread raw You can
have it baked very nicely if you buy a
new range Of The Central Trading Co.
HOUSE FOR REN1-Five room house
at 813 South Second street. Inquire at
the Leader office or City Hall. John Byrne
st.
Frank S Trucks Of Jefferson, deputy
state income assessor, was a visitor in
Watertown Monday morning enroute to
IXonia.
Mrs. N. p Nalerius Of Chicago, is Wis
iting at the home of her mother, Mrs
Mathilda Mulberger. 81 Washington
street.
Money Money Money! Save money.
That is the cry of everybody. You can
do it if you trade with The Central Trad
ing Co.
Or. and Mrs @. W. Joslin and Mrs.
Alma Joslin of Milwaukee, >we6e guests
Sunday at the home Of MIR. and Mrs. A,
j OBrien.
housekeeping time viii soon be here.
You will need some new furniture. You
can get it cheap of The Central Trading
Company
Mrs. g. ". Norton and daughter, Miss
Rowena, are in Chicago, having beer
called there by the serious illness OF
Mrs. Nort0n's mother.
Mrs. A. G. Packard and two children,
of Grand Rapids, Mich, are guests al
the home of her father, E. NJ. Stapleton,
Washington street.
The cold weather will not last very
long now. Then you will want re-
frigerator. You can get one very cheap
of The Central Trading Co.
Miss Laura Stapleton who is attending
school at Madison, spent Sunday at her
home III this city with her father, E. NJ,
and sister, Mrs. Baldwin Raue.
The package of Banners from Jeffer-
son did not reach here until Sunday
morning. Must have come by way of
New York or New Orleans En- Oscar.
Emil Goetsch of the town of Ixonia
was business visitor in the city Tues
day and a welcomed caller at the Leader
headquarters. Call again. Emil
C. A. Skinner attended the big Taft
gathering at Milwaukee Monday, hearJ
Attorney General Wickersham's speecl
and took in the banquet in the evening
If you have any troubles, tell them t
the policeman. He may be able to he'll
you out. II you want any kind of meT
chandise. let us know. We can he'll
you on them. The Central Trading CO