The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-05-03
Pure bred Buff Plymouth Rock
eggs and stock for sale. Call ON
P. 4. ChOeChert. 607 Jefferson St.

IlOI1 F1clb WIN ANlub1fto III 1iIIhOlo.
WANTED-49 housekeep9rs, that are
"red headed" or ''hOt under the collar"
to improve their tempers by buying some
nice things Of The Central Trading Co.,
Insure your valuable papers against
loss by fire or theft, by renting box in the
fire and burglar proof vault Of the Bank
OF Watertown. Only % cents per month.
Mrs. Charles J. Wenck and daughter.
Miss Emma, were Sunday visitors with
relatives at OcGnOmOwOc and c. J. had a
hard time trying to amuse himself dur
ing the day.
John Wing and family have moved to
0cOnOmOwOc. Sorry to lose Mr.. and Mrs.
Wing for they are excellent people and
help to any community in which they
may reside.
John Moulding Of Chicago, was here
last week visiting his brother, Dr. +. C.
Moulding. lie has occupied a RESPONSE
bic position with the Milwaukee road for
many years.
l. l.. Henry has been out in North Da-
kOta during the week, visiting a daugh-
ter, and enjoying a respite from the re-
SpOnsibilities and cares Of his manufac-
turing business.
Herman E. Kruger, city assessor,
spent Tuesday at Jefferson getting in
structiOns how to work eighteen hours a
day until the 1st Of September, making
out an assessment roll.
You may not be as happy as a lark
while you are cleaning house; but you
will feel lots better, if you buy some
nice things that you can get so cheap of
The Central Trading Co.
E. W. Schultz has returned from
trip through Arkansas. He visited the
Overfowed district and is of the opinion
that it will be help to the impoverished
soil and gain instead Of loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Thauer Of the town
of Emmett, were visitors in the city
Wednesday. Mr.. Thauer has bought an
other farm, so he can have more taxes
to pay as an evidence of prosperity.
Sister Esleve Of Cleveland, Ohio, is
spending few days at the home Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clarity.
She is accompanied by another sister of
1.-THE same order to which she belongs.
Justice of the Peace W. D. Stacy has
removed his Office from North Water
street to room in the lower story of
the Masonic Temple and is ready to deal
out justice to all who may deserve it.
The grounds in front and at the sides
of the new government building are be-
ing fixed to make them delight to those
who love the beautiful-but that alley
just south of the building is al eyeSOre.
Hon. C. F. Viebahn has been at Madi-
son during the week in attendance at a
special session of the Legislature. If all
the Legislators were as conscientious and
lhonest as Mr.. Viebahn, we would have
less and better laws.
Louis StalIman was hurt Saturday
evening near the corner of Main and
Fourth streets, by being run down by
man on bicycle. Mr.. Stallman was re-
moved to his home i'll an automobile and
attended by DR.. W. F. Whyte.
There are 512,569 residents in WiscOn-
sin of foreign birth according to the last
federal census, recently made public.
The Germans lead with 233, 01S, the Nor
Wegians have 56,948 representatives and
the SWedes 1866, the remainder being
distributed among % other nations.
Walter Kusel has gone to Zu Apelle,
several months and reside on ranch
owned by his cousin, Ernst KuseI He
was accompanied by Herman Erd-
mann who will be employed on the
same ranch.
A large tree near the residence of R.
P. Koenig, iii Second street, was blown
down during the heavy wind Friday af-
ternOOn, and in falling, struck the roof
of the house doing considerable damage.
1t gave the occupant of the house quite
a scare, who no doubt thought that the
end of all mundane affairs had arrived.
Miss Margaret Eberle of this city,
daughter of Postmaster and Mrs. II. L.
Eberle, has been elected ~ mber of the
Phi Beta Kappa, an honorary fraternity
at the University of Wisconsin, she be-
ing one of the thirty students to receive
the highest scholastic honors of the
school. Congratulations, Miss Eberle.
Those in want of fruit trees, ever
green's and shade trees, Towering shrubs
plants, vines and roses, will do we'll to
purchase same from the Whelan Bros.
1870 OconOmOwoc auenue, for their stock
is all guaranteed and they are reliable
men.
Misses Anna and Eva Heinrich were
over Sunday guests of friends at Madi-
son and witnessed the game of baseball
between the Chinese and University
teams. The "Chinks" played ball ''allee
samee as Mclean man" and made the