The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-08-02

Mrs. Emil Tanck and several young
ladies have been enjoying themselves at
Lake Mills during the week.
Mrs. G. A. Stallman and children are
visiting friends in Chicago.
Miss Charlotte O'Brien has returned
from visit of month with relatives at
POnca, Neb.
Miss Anna Hinze Of Chicago is visit
ing at the home of Fred Hinze.
III. W. BIumenstein Of Sullivan, is a
candidate for the republican assembly
nomination in this, the first district in
Jefferson county.
Suicide: Do you not think it is actual
suicide to die Of worry? You will have
no need to worry if you buy your goods
of The Central Trading Co.
Mrs. Frank Pendleton and daughter.
Miss Verna, who were guests at the
home of W. ID. SprOesser, departed Tues
day for Oconto, in which city they will
visit relatives and friends before return
ing to their home in Everett, Washing
| ton.
j. c. Rutledge is ont from Milwaukee
TO spend couple of weeks at home and
enjoy himself with rilatives and friends.
Elmer Johnson, who has many friends
In WATERFOWL, who for The past year has
hQQn Cf hn A No
las, Texas, is now in Milwaukee, having
accepted position with Worden, Allen
Co. in that city.
Where you are going to buy it we are
unable to tell, but can show you wherein
you can save more money by buying it
! Of The Central Trading Co.
Charles A. Vaughan, ex-Mayor Mulber-
ger and exec. Atty Lueck took sixty
mile trip Friday through the county in
the interest Of Mr.. Vaughan's candid
acy for sheriff
Rev. N. C. Daniel is spending his va
cation at Pentwater, Mich.
The talk on woman suffrage by Miss
Harriet Grim of Canton, ILL.,, which was
scheduled for last Wednesday evening
has been postponed. The date will be
announced later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Hilker, Route z.
are rejoicing over the advent of little
maid who made her advent in the fam
lily Monday morning.
John L. Davis of Dixon, ILL.,, D. K.
Jones Of Linn Springs, Iowa, and Daniel
G. ThOrne of Chicago were guests, Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thorne, 807 Western avenue.
Charles GlatZeI, Herman Hilgendorf
and Fred Bittner were entertained Fri
day evening at the Waldesruh, which
must mean something good to eat and
drink, by DR.. A. J. Schlueter and William
! GrOssert.
Mrs. G. ROmer and sons Leo and En-
gene of Escanba, Mich, were entertain
ed last week at the home of Joseph
Lange.
The hardware stores in the city are
now closed evenings except Saturday.
Miss Josephine Gruetzmacher is spend
ing a vacation of two weeks with friends
near Lake Mills.
Rev. Frederick W. Oelschlaager and
daughter, Miss Grace of Glen Flora, were
WatertOwn visitors Friday. Mr.. Del
schlaeger, who was resident of this
city for several years and assistant post
master for some time, is now pastor of
the Baptist church in the village in
which he resides.
Mrs. John Watt and daughter. Miss
Mary of ROcktOn, Ill., were guests at the
home of John c. Seager Friday and Sat
urday.
Michael Tyson of Redwood, had the
misfortune to have his jaw fractured in
ball game played at Columbus Sunday.
Michael says that while he cannot talk
as fiuently as usual, he can think as
we'll as ever.
All will be glad to learn that Miss Ia
da CRUDE, who is patient in St. Joseph's
hospital, Milwaukee, and underwent
an operation recently, is improving in
health and expects to return home in
| the near future.
Mrs. A. c. Deimel and Mrs A. C. Bisch-
off and children spent Thursday with
| friends at Waterloo.
| AGENTS WANTED-Intelligen men,
and women in every township in Dodge
and Jefferson counties. For the Young
Folks Bible by Josephine Pollard, a
most l0vable volume, full of blessings.
Agents will be granted exclusive
territory and liberal terms, with
exact and thorough instruction. in re-
turn for their obligation to faithfully
canvass their assigned field. Send your
application, references and township
wanted to GENERA. AGENT, BOX 1875,
WATERFOWL, WIS.
| The man of moderate means should
not hesitate to make use of our safe de-
posit vaults. DULY twenty-five cents
month. Bank Of Watertown.