The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-07-05
Personal and Otherwise.

Wednesday.
It is your paper as we'll as ours. The
Clyman Cash Store.
Jos. Brigowatz visited with relatives
at Eldorado last week.
Miss Ida Hertel is visiting friends
and relatives in Chicago.
H. o. Halickson transacted business
at Watertown on Monday.
Miss Norah Simon is attending Nor
NAL school ataMilwaukee.
Rev. Chas. Olson delivered the ora
ton atNeshkoro, July 4th.
Mrs. Edward Hanley visited with rel
atives at Horizon this week.
Chairman Mich. Manning transacted
business in Juneau Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Halickson spent
July 4th with relatives at Doylestown.
John Hertel of Beaver Dam, visited
his sister, Mrs. H. Ruff, on July 4th.
Miss Elizabeth Stanton was home
from Lebanon to remain over Sunday.
Roy Holdridge celebrated July 4th
with relatives and friends in Milwaukee.
Don't hesitate about sending in news
items for The Clyman Cash Store News.
Miss Nellie Mcdonald of Watertown,
is visiting with Mrs. Geo. Coler this
week.
L. H. Gray of Chicago, has joined
the clerical force of Storek9eper E. L.
Huston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Metzger are at
tending Homecoming at Fond du Lac
this week
Miss Margaret Stanton is here from
Milwaukee, having remained over the
Fourth with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Cronin visited
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Hierlihy, Tuesday.
Storekeeper E. L. Huston spent sew
eral days at Springfield and Pekin, ILL.,,
on the new line last week.
DR.. Mcintosh went to Fond du Lac on
Wednesday, going, from there to Ban
croft to remain over the Fourth.
The T. Y. C. Young Ladies club will
give Leap Year party at the opera
house Tuesday evening, July 9Th.
Miss Ruth Manning, organist at st.
Joseph's Catholic church, Oconto, Wis,
is visiting her aunt, Miss Anna Walsh.
We must sell out all our summer
goods to make room for our new fall
goods which will commence to arrive
shortly.
Miss Caroline Gillespie of Appleton,
who. had been a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kreckeberg, has returned to her
home.
Mrs. Emil Lressine and sister, Miss
Minnie Fraber, departed for Saskatoon,
Canada, Tuesday, where they will spend
the summer with relatives.
St. Sohn's Catholic rectory is now all
ready for the painters. The writer
understands that Raue &c Sons of Wa
tertown, have the contract.
1t will certainly pay you to attend our
July Clearance Sale. We are doing
some great price cuttingall through the
store. The Clyman Cash Store.
Protect your notes, mortgages, Insur.
ance policies and other valuable papers
by renting a Safety Deposit box at the
Farmers State Bank, only $3.50 per
year.
Morgan C Young have installed AL
bert Lee hollow wire lighting plants for
John Schoenwetter of North Lowell,
and Robert Schoenwetter of Oak
Grove.
H. L. Morgan C Young made three
trips to Beaver Dam on Tuesday, taking
parties there to attend Ringing Bros.
circus. Emil Kressine also took parties
there in his auto.
We are mighty glad we are making
good" with this paper. 1t is lot of
fun in itself Then it furnishes relia-
BILE news as well as telling people about
our store. We are proud of both. The
Clyman Cash Store.
We are going to market soon for our
Christmas goods. What shall we get
for you? We would appreciate it if
any customer would tell us what partic-
ular line they would be interested in.
The Clyman Cash Store.
The cold process lighting plant in
stalled at John Coughlin's, is giving ex-
cellent satisfaction and Mr.. C. cannot say
too much in praise Of the same. The
plant installed in the Rev. Father Oh
sons parsonage will be in operation in
a few days.
You will do well by getting some of
the dress goods we are advertising. 1t
will be only short time before you
will have to send the children to school
again and you will surely have to make
I'D some new dresses. The Clyman
Cash Store.
Among thr large number of our peo-
pie whe attended Ringing Bros. Circus
at Beaver Dam on Tuesday, we noticed
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Caughlin, Joseph
Caughlin, j. A. Bunnell, Emil Kressine
j e. Il