The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-02-21
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SbFuDenIdl III eHectiHg the Sdl0 VI d
$4,000 stock OF goods there. During the
week, Mrs John Thauer and Mrs. Art.
Thauer made them visit, as also, did
Ernest Kruger.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Chadwick Of Red
Wing, Mimi, were the guests last week
OF his sisters, Misses Mary E. and Edna
Chadwick, 519 West street. They were
enroute home from visit at New Or
| leans.
Banzy liver? 7: Miles Laxative
TABLETS.
John Schoeberle, who was the chair
man of the town of Shields, but he did
not keep track of the terms and gave the
people ofthat township and ideal official,
was in the city Monday and was fixed up
so fine, that the Leader representative
almost passed him by.
Last week, Attorney W. H Woodland
left on business trip to Portland, Org,
to be absent twenty days or more. The
Leader reporter did not miss him until
he had gone three or four days as he
never tells what he is liable to do.
Special attention is called to the adj
vertisement of Marley Bros, Sui ivan,
to be found elsewhere in this issue Of
the Leader. They are excellent young
men who do good work at reasonable
figures.
Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph R. Rooster and
N Raymond, and George Wenck of Nil
waukee and Mary Gerber of OcOnomOwoc
will be over Sunday guests at the home
of Charles j. Wenck and there will be
joy in the old home.
We have few nice iron beds left that
we will sell cheap at the Central Trad
ing Co.
large photograph of members of the
Harvester Band, which will be here Sat-
urday has been on display during the
week in one of the front windows of the
store of the William A. Raue Co. the
good looking face of George Wenck be-
ing among the number.
Do not forget the lecture Friday even
ming by Mrs. Katherine Van Wyck gen
eral secretary of the Associated Charities
at the pnbic library. Her address will
be we'll worth hearing for she under
stands the subject and presents it in an
interesting way.
You will have no worries if you trade
with the Central Trading Co.
The interior of the large show windows
in the Schempf Bros. Co. big cash store
have been remodelled and are now equal
in beauty to any to be found in the
metropolitan stores. The Jaeger-Mayer
company of this city is doing the work.
Subscriptions to the Milwaukee Jour
nal, Milwaukee Sentinel, Milwaukee Free
Press, Evening Wisconsin, Chicago
Inter-Ocean, Youths Companion, Nc
Calls Magazine, Wisconsin Farmer will
be received at the Leader Office in COM
bination with the Leader at reduced
prices, Read advertisement published
elsewhere in this issue of the paper.
You have heard of a land where milk
and honey flow. If you are not going
to that land, you better see if you can't
save enough to buy those luXuries by
trading with the Central Trading Co.
FL. M. KnowIton of Waterloo was Wis
itor in Watertown Wednesday
T. B. Roach was a business visitor
Wednesday in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Cook of Chicago
are guest at the home of DR.. E. H. Cook
Clyman street.
A. R. Barker was cream city visitor
Wednesday.
We have helped others and if you viii l
give us chance we will help you, the
Central Trading Co.
The Watertown Chapter No. A O. E. s.
will give banquet and social Saturday
evening Feb. 22nd commemorative of the
twentieth anniversary of the organiza-
ton of the chapter. The members are
anticipating a delightful time at the
gathering and will not be disappointed.
There was wise and foolish Virgins in
the olden times; there are wise and fool
ish people today, the wise ones buy their
goods of the Central Trading Co.
Mrs. Heath and Miss COrinne Bartlett
were Wednesday visitors in Milwaukee.
Mrs. A. Goeldner entertained twenty
lady friends Friday the occasion being
| the anniversary of her birthday.
Only one more week of Republican adj
ministration left, but you can bny your
goods just as cheap under the Democrat
| ic administration of the Central Trad
| ing Co.
Assemblyman Holmes has introduce a
! bill at the request of Grand Army
man for law providing for state flag.
1t is quite unnecessary for ''Old Glory
is good enough for the old veterans who
followed it to victory from 1861 to 1865.
/ And then, we had state banner for
each regiment which accOmpan led the
| flag as the ''old boys" will remember
| which was satisfactory then and is n w