The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-03-15
SOME CONE, OTHERS GO
Cook With Gas.

In pa Ibeflb Hd5 MILWAUKEE, fiSltOi
Sunday.
Lewis Hallett was Waterloo visitor
Wednesday.
A. +. Baumann was Tuesday visitor
III Milwaukee.
Mrs. William Bell visited friends here
during the week
Mrs. G. r. Field was a visitor WedDes-
day in Milwaukee.
Miss Minnie Kohl was a visitor in Mil
Yankee Saturday.
Edwin GrunwaId Of WauwatOsa, visit
ed In this city Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. n. G. Daniell were Mil
waukee visitors Tuesday.
Joseph Terbrueggen spent Saturday
with friends in Milwaukee.
Iron and brass beds cheaper than ever
at The Centrol radiDg Co.
Wit. schi.umel was business Wis
itor Saturday in Milwaukee.
DR.. r. +. Shinnick was called to Ocon-
ON woe pr fessi nally saturday. .r
Dr.. A. II. Harrwig locked after bust
ness Saturday in the cream City.
Stuart Mere Iaft for Madison,
Wednesd y to be absent several days.
Ranges and cook stoves enough f,r
eyeryb dy at The Central fr ding Co.
Mrs. Sidney +. berl visited with
friends III Milwaukee Friday and Satur
day.
G. A. Wanher has been absent during
the week on a business trip to Lincaln,
Neb.
Mrs. f. L. Schempf and Miss Ella
Schempf were vi itors Wednesday in
Milwaukee.
l.. }. Young Of c yman, came Saturday
t" hear The 'silyer-tongu orator from
Nebraska.
Mr. and Ms. Hu III Humphrey Of Pi
persyille, help swell the crowd in this
city inesday.
Ed. R0glitz Of Nj ford, was on among
the many la atertOWn, Tuesday, the
Monthly Fair Day.
Miss LILLIAN Mundt, librarian of the
Jefferson llbraT', spent Sunday In this
city with re atlyeS.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Stone and daugh
tel, Josephine, visited friends in Chica-
go during the week.
Durant Gile, Of the Farmers Veterin-
airy Adviser, was a business visitor Sat
urday in Milwaukee.
The hader is under obligations to
I or sman NJ. f. Burke for several
fayOrS received of late.
John Chapman and Herman Bahr at
tended meeting Saturday Of superin-
tendents f the rudential Life insur-
ance company at Madison.
Mr.. and Mr.. Richard Irving attended
the fun raj the tate Mrs. Patrick
Farmer at Glymal Saturday.
Misses Genevieve and Florence Usher
and Mile Taylor of Madison, were the
guests OF Mrs. Baldwin Raue.
Dr.. ". F.. Whyte attended a meeting
of the committee Of the state hygiene
laboratory Fri ay at Madison.
Andrew Roeener will ieava next Tues
day f,r california to Look the country
over with a view of locating.
Miss Mary Vo.km mn who has been
quite I'll is rpcOye ing, much 10 the graf
lficatiOn Of her many friends.
George Rhoda of Concord, was a visit
or in the city Tuesday and a welcomed
caller at the Leader headquarters.
Gilbert Borchardt Of the town of
Pennington, was visitor here Tuesday
and too busy to say "Howdy" to us.
Miss lima Gloger of Columbus. spent
Sunday here with her mother, Mrs Gus
tay Gloger, 40S North Water street.
"Here is where | lose again." said
Pat, for | forgot to 90 in and get what
| wanted of The Central Trading Co.
Judge Rogers, Sheriff Wegemann and
Clerk Nelch were up from Jefferson Sat
urday to hear Bryan spin tale of woe.
Watertown was full of democratic poi
iticians Saturday, all anxious to save
the country at good salary per annum.
August WiggenhOrn was called to
Woodstock, H., saturday TO attend the
funeral Of a sister, which was held Sun
day.
Miss Muriel Schultz who was mum
bered among the i'll ana ailing last week
is again in the enjoyment Of her usual
good health.
Advertise for wife if you need one;
but better Way TO get one is to buy
nice housekeeping outfit of The Central
Trading Co.
Miss Alma Neitzel is in Des Moines,
Iowa, having been called to that city on
account of the illness of her sister, Mrs.
Henry c. Wendt;
Mrs. H. I. Eberle visited her son, Rog-
er, and daughter, Margaret, at Madison
during the week. Both are students in
the state university.
Herman Kohlibry of this city. waa in
the railroad wreck which occurred Tues
day near lakewood, III. He escaped with
lacerated scalp.
Miss Hattie Schumacher o
in the grocery store of j. E. heIs.uo,,n
md taking hold of the work as an ex-
perlenced SaleSlady.
Guido Wiggenhorn of Milwaukee. was
q business visitor here Wednesday. be-
ing interested in the Wiggenhorn Bros.
manufacturing company.
The summer is the time to work, the
winter is the time TO play, and the
spring is the time to buy your goods of
The Central Trading Co.
Miss Helen Sproesser, much TO the re-
greet of her young friends and school
mates has been alling during the week,
suffering with severe cold.
Mrs " " McRoyIa of Owen who