The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-03-07
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Nj. anu MIS-. MAX RGsS are lPetIUg
pretty good. another Rose having been
added to the faf6ily-a little daughter.
FOR sALE-Remington typewriter,
new and in good condition, very cheap
Inquire at Leader Office.
The Eutarpe club met Saturday after
noon with Mrs. Max R0hr, OF her home
1011 Seventh street, and fne program
was rendered.
The Bank of Watertown will assist
you in sending money to all parts If
the world at the lowest rates and alb
solute safety.
Miss Agnes PritZlaff visited Milwau-
kee relatives last week, and prolonged
her visit over into the present week.
Already, the baseball fans in Water
town are waking up and making ar
rangements for the coming season. The
Pennant Winners will again be in evi
dence with r. NJ Hahn as manager.
Mrs. Gertrude CasWell was among
those who accompanied the remains of
the late j. T. Moak Friday from Fort At
kinson to this city for intermeDt III Oak
Hill cemetery,
FOR SALE-Hills Practical Reference
Library, 4 volumes; cost SIC, will sell
for $l2. Inquire at Leader office,
q. NJ. GahImann, after being confined
to his home several days by illness was
able to get out ana down to his p ace of
business Saturday, much to his own
pleasure and that Of his friends.
If voul liver OF sorts set it
right v.ith Or Mi Laxative Tablets.
Miss Dora Geschke was business Wis
itor in Chicago last week, picking Up
the latest novelties in nil inery goods.
Miss Clara Piper Of PIperavile, was a
business visitor in the city Friday.
Cass Heinrich, Jr., left Monday for
Reedsburg to take charge of big flour
ing mill in that city. His family will
go to him next Monday and establish
their home there.
Wouldn't you think it a pretty good
plan to buy nice new pair of shoes at
half price if you could get them? You
can get them if you 60 to the Central
Trading Co.
Mrs Clarence FL. Sunny is able to be
up again and attend to her restaurant
business much to the qualification of her
many friends.
BalI5y liver? Miles Laxative
Tablets.
the Grand Army of the Republic, was in
the city Monday and talked to the pupils
in the various departments in the city
schools.
Mrs. s. A. Sleeper and Mrs. John
Throne are in New Orleans, guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen H. Worries and will be
absent several weeks
Pat and Mike were looking at job.
Pat said: Let's not commence it TIL af
ternoon; you know we don't have to
work only half the time now, as we can |
buy our goods at half price of The Cen
trail Trading Co.
Frank S. Trucks of Jefferson, Supervis |
or OF Income assessments, was a visitor |
here Tuesday to confer with the people |
who desired information on the income |
tax law.
Attorney Gustav Buchheit was visitor |
Tuesday at the county seat looking after |
matters of a professional character.
We have new President, and he has
a lot of advisers. You won't need any
one to advise where to buy your goods,
for everybody knows you can buy them
the cheapest of The Central Trading Co.
The property at No. 10 Main street has
been sold again, Joseph Kleiner of San
Prairie being the purchaser.
DR.. Miles Anti Pain Pills for bac<ache |
Cass Heinrich, Jr., left last Monday
for Reedsburg to take charge of a -four
my Hill III tudt CIty. iIV 10 pdOhlHS Hlo
furniture and household goods and a
week from Monday his wife and little
daughter will follow him, and all make
their home in the future in that place.
Cass was born in Watertown and has
lived here all his life and his many
friends wish him much prosperity and
bona IN COO hi m aftpn
Edward Behlke Of Wausau, was in
Watertown Wednesday visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd. Behlke. visit
at the Leader office was appreciated and
such young men as Mr.. Behlke will al
ways be given cordial welcome.
just what kind of shoes you want, we
are unable to tell, but if you want good
shoes cheap, we can give them to you.
Tho Central Tradinu ~