The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-20

NJ K. harrington is i'll receipt OF the |
sad news. that nephew, Emerson /. |
Harrington, had passed away at his
home III Winnebag0 City, Mimi. The /
deceased, who was young, popular and
prosperous business man, had visited |
Watertown on several occasions and was
well liked by all who made his acqualnt- |
ance while a visitor here.
L. H. Cordes was a business visitor
Saturday in Milwaukee.
DR. Miles Anti Pain Pills for all pain.
Give to the p1or and lend to the Lord,
is the best investment man ever made.
A bank in La Crosse has given $1,000
for distribution among the poor OF that
city.
Attorney J. 6. Conway was a profess
sionaI visitor at the county seat Tues
day.
ATTORNEYS Y. II. Woodland and E. F.
Wieman looked after the interests CT
clients at jefferson Friday.
Or. Miles Anti-Pain Pills for legache
A correspondent wanted at Redwood.
If there is any one their WHO viii act, we
would be pleased 10 have them drop the
Leader postal card to that effect, but
better still, send us some items. Just
send us the news and we viii see that it
is put in proper shape for publication.
There viii be no meeting Of the Sew
ing Circle of st. Be'nard's church until
after the holidays.
Some folks may not be helped by go
ing to church-but they certainly will
not be hurt. If you do net go to church,
Just try il.
A person who swallows everything he
hears is numerically abu,ing his diges-
tive system.
/ FOR SALE-1O-acre farm with good
house and barn, good orchard and vine
yard, about $50. worth Of personal prop
erty, located one mile north Of Rich
wood. For sale for 1850. Inquire CT
j. Y. Roller, executor, Beaver Dam, Wis,
or o. c. Hahn, " atertOWn, is.-3t.
The meeting Of the Euterpe cub has
been postponed until Saturday, December
| %, at which time the club will meet
with the Misses Sproess4r, 703 Clyman
street.
Carl Huenefeld was business visitor
in Milwaukee three or four days last
week. IL is possible, that Watertown
may lose a mighty good citizen in the
near future; but we hope not.
When in Rome you should do as the
Romans do when you are in Watertown
you should buy your goods Of the Central
Trading Co.
Miss Ella HuenefeId has been num-
bered among the i'll and ailing during
the week.
Mrs. C. r. Field was visitor to the
cream city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John CHASER visited their
son. Grover, at New Ashippun, last week.
Attorney C. A. Skinner attended to
professional matters at Juneau Tuesday.
smoke --latest Out" SC cigar
Mrs. Gertrude Caswel Of Fort Atkin-
son, was guest Of Mrs. P Il. Swift the
first of the week.
Dr. A. H. Hartwig was business visit
or Monday Iii Milwaukee.
We will sell stoves for the balance Ct
the season at unheard of prices to avoid
the possibility of carrying them over to
another season. The Central Trading
Co.
Hugh Humphrey Of Pipersville. was
in the city Monday looking for Santa
Claus, whom he wanted to specially in :
vite to his house Christmas eve.
Mrs. Sophia Atwood Of Albion, who
had been a guest at the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs. P. FL. Swift, for a couple Of
weeks, departed for her home Saturday
afternoon.
Why not make the Riddles happy when
you can do it so cheap if you buy your
Xmas goods Of the Central Trading Co.
Miss Lillian Hartwig who is a student
| in the Northwestern University at Evan
stOn, H., in the department of 0rat0ry
, is spending the holidays at home.
Bernard Mathewson of Conneau, Ohio.
f who had been guest at the home OF
his niece, Mrs. A. E. VOss, for several
days, left last week for Milwaukee were
he visited another niece for few days
before returning to his home.
! 1t is two to one that you can get what
you want if YOU go to The Central Trad
! ing Co.
: Attorney R. ". Lueck transacted pro
feSsiOnal business at Juneau, one day
last week.
D G. M. Van Orden returned Sunday
morning from business trip to TeXa
and OF her sections of The country Mr.