The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-01-05
SOME COME, OTHERS GO
Cook With Gas.

or Milwaukee, for many years a resident
of this city has been obliged to enter the
Milwaukee hospital for~an operation, the
nature which the writer hasn't been in
formed. His host of friends here and else
where will hope, that it will be success
full and that his recovery will be speedy
and permanent.
Ex-Mayor Mulberger has returned from
his business trip to California.
Miss Pearl O'Brein visited with her
sister, Mrs. O. W. Joslin in Milwaukee
last week.
Otto j. GoeIdner and daughter Mabel,
visited Beaver Dam relatives the latter
part Of last week.
D. M. Void of Amherst, was the guest
of Prof. T. j. Berto over the holidays.
Miss Florence Meyer Of Milwaukee,
was the guest at the home Of II. j. Hoff-
mann last week.
Smoke Latest Ont" SC cigar
John Clarity, a leading attorney at
Glenuhe, n d. was holiday guest at
the home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Clarity.
Miss Margaret Lingler Of Shiocton,
Wis, was the guest Of Miss Irene Seibel,
last week.
Miss Dry Of the Model stose, spent New
Years with relatives at Appleton.
G. NJ. Van 0rden, WatertOwn's live real
estate agenl, returned Friday from bus
mess trip to Stevens Point. Just before
he left chat place the therm meter drop
ped to II degrees belowzer0 and the ma
tiyes spoke of it as being balmy weather.
Mrs Emma Sleimke visited friends at
Fort Atkinson last week and was joined
by her son, Walter, of Chicago, who visit
ed the same friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Mittag Of Fort At
kinson, visited his parents here last week.
Miss Hattie Brown of Grellton, who is
student in the Watertown high school
spent the holiday vacation at home with
her relatives.
Lewis Dangs Of Greiiton, who is attend
ing the high school in this city, enjoyed
his vacation at home.
Miss Alice Voss spent few days at
Johnson Greek, with her aunt, Mrs. Fl. C.
Christians.
M. Davey, Of thelWatertown Dye Works
has returned from business trip to La
Crosse Bangor nd Madison, visiting rel
atiyes in the latter named place for few
days.
Young man, stop smoking coffin nails,
usually called cigarettes. 1t is an in
dicati0n of mental weakness.
Miss Ida Wendt who has been a faith
full and efficient stenOgrapher in the office
of DR.. A. I'll. Hartwig for several years,
has resigned. 1t is surmised that Miss
Wendt will in the near future give her
time and attention to household affairs.
DR.. Arzberger, of the Veterinary Adviser
who has been quite ill, we are pleased
to report as being on the way to complete
recovery. 1t could not be otherwise con-
sidering the excellent care he has receiv-
ed.
Wanted-A compositor at the Leader
office. Lady with two or three years
experience preferred.
FOR RENT-A suite of furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Inquire
at 424 North Washington street.
For Sale-A sorel colt, weight about
100, coming four years old. Inquire of
Mrs. Louise Sell, GrelltOn. Address
letter to Watertown, Wis, rural route
No. 6, box 30.-104t.
In sending money for Xmas presents
to any place in this or foreign countries,
avail yourself Of the facilities afforded
by the Bank Of Watertown where such
remittanceS can be made at less cost
than by express or through the post office
Leonard BrOennimann of New York
city, spent the holidays with relatives in
this city,
Edward Broennimann of New York
city, Is in the city today on a flying trip
from Los Angeles, Cal. TO his home.
Miss Laura Stapleton returned to Mad
ison Tuesday to resume her school work.
after spending the holidays with her
father, E. NJ. Stapleton and sister, Mrs.
Baldwin Raue and little Bill.
Miss Mary Mathes of Milwaukee. re-
turned home Monday evening, after hay
ing been the guest of Mrs Gus. Buchheit
for several days.
Girls, 1912 is leap year. so get busy.
There are lot of old and young bache-
lors in Watertown who are too timid to
say, wilt thou" for they wilt before they
can pop the question"
Mrs. j. NJ. Lounsbury of Milwaukee,
was the guest of Mrs. c. W. Harte last
Friday.
Emmett Corrigan and Miss Ruth Moore
of Milwaukee. were guests at the home
of Edward Sipp last week.
L. H. Cordes was a business visitor
Friday in Milwaukee.
ExMayor H. Wertheimer transacted