The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-04-26

Milwaukee picking out good things to
eat FOR his customers.
A. r. Barker, of the Barker Lumber
and Fuel Co., was business visitor Sat
urday in Milwaukee.
Rev. VIM. H. NOwack lectured on mis-
sionary work in China at Johnson Creek
one evening last week.
There amt gOin' to be no core" and
there is't going to be any loss if you buy
Of the Central Trading Co.
L. j. Young Of CIyman, was business
visitor in this city Wednesday and ia
vOred the Leader Office with call.
Are you going to make a garden this
spring? If yen are, you better get some
tools Of the Central TradingSCo.
Fred Werner Of Chicago, was in the
city Sunday, guest at the home Of his
parents, DR.. and Mrs. f.. c. Werner.
IL you are going Qua Journey you will
need suit case or a trunk. You can get
these cheap Of the Central Trading Co.
John Scheberle Of the town of Shields,
was in the city Saturday and his part
ner, Peter Thauer, was not far away.
Miss Mile Roller has been a bust
ness visitor III Milwaukee during the
We5k, which means more msllinery
| goods.
! Don't get crazy, for you have nothing
to worry about when you can buy goods
cheaper than ever Of the Central Trad
ing Co.
Joseph Sutton Of the town Of Clyman,
was a visitor in this city Wednesday and
one among the many callers at the Lea
der office.
A tarantuIa was found Friday in a
| bunch of bananas at the grocery store Of
otto Jaedecke and placed in alcohol to
preserve it.
Sixteen applicants for the position Of
rural mail carrier took the civil service
examination at the government build
ing Saturday morning.
New iron and brass beds, dressers,
, cheffoniers, commodes, tables, Etc, are
cheaper than ever Of the Central Trad
ing Co.
Arden Sipp, who is student in the
State University, came home Saturday
and visited with his father, Mr. Ed
ward Sipp, until Monday.
Tho man Of YonJoroto TpoonO Cbnu1d
not hesitate TO make use Of our safe de-
pOsit vaults. Gully twenty-five cents
month. Bank Of WatertOwn.
Peter Thauer Of the town Of Emmett,
was in the city Saturday and it would
have been strange had not his partner
John Scheberle, been with him.
Mrs. John Chapman and sister, Miss
Evelyn Webb, went to Milwaukee Sat
urday to see the "Merchant of Venice"
presented by Marlowe and Southern.
Pure bed Buff Plymouth Rock
eggs and stock for sale. Call on
P. A. SChOGChGrt. COZ Jefferson St.
Insure your valuable papers against
loss by fire or theft, by renting a box in the
fire and burglar proof vault of the Bank
of WatertOwn. Only % cents per month.
Now is the time to make up your mind
what you are going to do this year, and
how you are going to save some money
by trading with the Central Trading Co.
Frank Ntzhugh,, chairman of the town
of Shields, was a visitor in the city Sat-
urday. He said that his name might be
German, but that he is of Irish extraction
Joseph I. HeOn had a beautiful dis
play Of fine cutlery the past few days
in the front window in the room in the
Masonic Temple formerly occupied as
The pOstOffice.
Hon. j. I. MOak of Fort Atkinson,
visited with old friends in this city
Tuesday and Wednesday. They were all
glad to see him, it being his first visit
home since last fall.
Attorneys w. II. Woodland, Nicholas
Thauer, Arthur Mulberger and f. E.
Woodland, A. Buchheit and j. R. Pfeffner
attended term Of the county court at
jefferson last Tuesday.
A chimney on the American House
burned out Monday forenoon causing a
little scare but no damage. The fire de-
partment turned out promptly to be on
hand in case Of need.
Mayor CRUDE pitched the first ball
Sunday in the game at Washington
Park. and some one was so humorous as
yell out: a FIOater," much to the
amusement of the crowd.
DR.. A. H. Hartwig returned Mand
frOm visit tn the northern part of the
tate, having lectWed at Farmers In
flutes at Marshie Il and romah w
veterinarian pIactItI ner.
Fr Bittner is b und 10 keep abreast
{ the times. lie has invested in an
auto delivery car and can NV deliver
groceries almost as quickly as a patron
can get home from his store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph R. Rooster and
little son Raymond and George W.Wenck