The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-02-28
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The ultimate and only reliable test Of
the christian church, is how far Christ
is taught lived, trusted and obeyed in
the church.
To do unto others as we would that
others should do unto us, is a command.
obedience to which is just as important
as any of the sacraments.
/ Your valuable papers should be Sc
cure from fire and theft. Rent a safe
ty deposit 1ox in the fire. and burglar
proof vault Of the Bank of Watertown.
The rural mail carriers in Jefferson
county held their annual convention in
jefferson Saturday afternoon. f. +.
Wittenwyler was elected president, A. E..
Calhoua secretary and II. E. HungerfoId
Of Johnson Greek treasurer.
There is a way TO do good and way
to save money. If you want to know
the way to save money see The Central
Trading Co.
Eighty-three head Of fancy EolStein
cows were shipped from here Saturday
u Seattle, Nash., by the purchaser,
| Charles Fischer, who owns large st0ch
farm near that city. The COWS cost
Iquite large sum of money, but then
they must have Holsteins and Water
town is the place TO come for them.
| The Bank of Watcrtown will assist
you in sending money to all parts If
I the world at the lowest rates and alb
| solute safety.
! William Hartig, who is attending St.
/ Johns Military academy at Delafeld
spent Saturday and Sunday at the home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs William
Hartig.
FOR SALE-Hills Practical Reference
Library. 4 volumes; cost $40, will sell
/ for $12. Inquire at Leader uffice,
You can buy NEW Shoes of The Cen
trail Trading Co.
Wolves have made their appearance
in parts of Dodge and Jefferson counties
and are being hunted. 1t seems strange
that they should make their appearance
so far SOUTH especially in packs. Must
have been forced by hunger to leave
their hauntS in the northern woods.
| smoke ''Larexf Out" Sc saRaT
Another mass meeting Of the profess
| siOnal and business men Of WATERFOWL,
was held Monday evening at the city
hall to protest against the passage Of
the Roessler bill to deprive the northern
part Of the county Of the terms of the
county court for ciyiland criminal bust
ness.
If you don't think that your merchant
will lower his prices after Wilson is in
augurated, why not take advantage of
some of the low prices you can get of
The Central Trading Co.
Religion has never harmed anyone,
4 but many Of its misguided and thought
less adherents have too often eXer-
cised zeal more for inducing others
to think their way than for the purpose
Of awakening them to their responsible
/ ity in the matter Of life and future DIES
/ tiny.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. WittenWyler will
not be alone hereafter, as little dangh-
ter was born to them during the week.
Why should you worry? You can buy
your goods of The Central Trading Co.
Mrs. S. A. Sleeper was visitor in the
cream city Monday.
The alarm of fire Thursday evening
A was caused by an Overheated stove pipe
4 in the home of Ed. Keh0e, corner of
Seventh and Milwaukee. But little dam
A age was done.
II. L. Cohen of Rockford, H., was
business visitor in the city yesterday,
shaking hands with his many friedds
which kept him busy.
Miss Irene Seibel left this morning
i for Minneapolis to be absent some time.
See our shoes Central Trading
Company.
Miss Mile Roller was business Wis
itor in the cream city Tuesday.
/ Mrs. Charles Fischer has been a guest
during the week with her son Otto at
Lake Mills.
/ The attention of the readers of the
Leader, is especially called to the adj
vertisement Of Charles Fischer Sons Co.
to be found elsewhere in this issue.
/ Our shoes have come. If you want
pair, come and see us and we will show
them to you. The Central Trading Co.
Miss Smith, matrOn Of st. Mary's hos
pital, has resigned much to the regret of
the hospital management and her many
friends in the city.
Mrs. William Schimmel has gone to
Waukegan, H., for a visit of week
with relatives.
| Miss Lizzie Kruger is now saleslady