The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-03-15


Mr.. and Mrs. 1. H. Wegner of Milford.
were business visitors ia the city Tues
DAY. and while Leonard was locking at
the stock, Mrs. Wegner was busy III The
I dry goods stores.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. August Borchardt of the
/ town OF Harrington, were In Water
town yesterday, looking for house to
] rent and occupy, having rented their
I farm to tenant.
DR.. VI. OMalley, school commissioner
Of the Fourth ward writes that he will
not be candidate for reelection. Win.
s. Williams would be good man to
succeed the doctor.
The G. FL. Hafemeister Motor Co., Wa
teTtOwn, has been incorporated with a
capital of $4,000. The inc0rporatOrs
are q. H. Hafemeister, K. f. Hafemeister
and w. NJ. Wegemann.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Stone and daugh-
ter, Josephine, We're on the train wrecked
Tuesday near 0akwOod, ILL.,, but FORUM
ately, the car in which they were riding
did not leave the track.
Herman Kuehn, having dissolved part
nership with William Grossert and sold
his residence on Second street, will move
TO Milwaukee, in which city he viii es-
tabllsh himself in business.
G. c. Nettersheim, one of the prophet
Ors Of the Democrat, and A. 7. Bailey, Of
Fort Atkinson, were in WatertOWn Sat
urday to hear Bryan, and while here ia
yOred the Leader with a call.
The man Of moderate means should
II It hesitate to make use Of our safe de-
posit vaults. Gully twenty-five cents a
month. Bank Of WATERFOWL.
Insure your valuable papers against
IS b fire or theft, by renting box i'll the
fire and burglar proof vault of the Bank
% Natertown. Only % cents per month.
f. S. Trucks Of jefferson, income as
SCISSOR for tins county, explained the in
come tax and the manner Of It's cOllec-
ZION, to quite number Of residents Of
our city Tuesday afternoon at the City
hall.
r. B. Roach was daWn to Fort Atkin-
stn one day last week and while there
talked OquenlIy OF tlfl merits If the
Rambler. the auto he handles; and no
doubt interested many by his straight
talk.
John G. Conway, who is the attorney
for those at Clyman opposed TO tn in
corporation of the village, will go to
Juneau tomorrow, The matter Of Incor-
poration com ne up for hearing before
JUDGE Lucck.
City Engineer Kraeft is making a test
Of the strength of the sidewalk braces OF
the Main street bridge to ascertain if
the same are strong enough to supp TT a
cement walk TO rep ace the present
wooden walk. Pig iron is being used III
making the test.
V B0nestiel of Huron, So. Oak, and
Jose Leguia, son of the president OF
Peru, who care students III the State
university, came from Madison Saturday
to hear Bryan. While here, they were
the guests of Malcolm Whyte.
A man holding a public office should
not permit his likes and diSlikes to
govern his official acts. He should be
fair and just toward all parties perform
ing his duties fearlessly and honestly
with malice toward none but charity
for all"
Rev. Francis j. Phelan of Redwood,
the popu ar rector of ST. JOseph's CathO
lie church in that village, was in Water
town Monday. The Rev. Phelan is
preaching series Of interesting and
helpful sermons in this city Tuesday
evenings.
George W. Wenck, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles j. Wenck, is in the employ
If the International Harvester Co., Mil
waukee. He plays an instrument In the
famous Harvester band, and lie his
father is a musician "chuckfui" Of mu-
sic.
While at WatertOWn, 7. B. Roach in
formed us Saturda , that he sold so far
this season sixteen of the Cross Country
RambIers, advertised in our recent is
sues. This car Is certainly good one
and deserves the ready safe it is meeting.
jefferson Banner.
A game warden up at Horizon was ar
rested and fined for taking pickerel out
Of Rock River and sending some to his
boss at Madison. He probably thought,
that being an official he cou d violate
the game laws, but he has learned diff
ferent and will know better next time.