The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-02-07
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a 8 TO RIA

| P. q. Casey Of the detective force of the
Milwaukee road, was here Wednesday
| shaking hands with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Krebs visited
Saturday and Sunday at London with
their son, Rev. W. c. Krebs and family.
Attorney j. G. Conway was profess
sonaI visitor at Milford Saturday.
Now that coal has got back where you
eau u it again for fuA.. you will need
good stove in which to burn it. You
can get the best Of The Central Trading
Co.
| Jesse Stone has returned from the
Northwestern University at Evanston
| H., having finished his preparatory
course.
Arden Sipp is home from the State
University during the midwinter vaca-
ton.
~nnke 7 ate.t Or. & -ioa,
The funeral IF Mr.. Thomas H. CarmOdy
took place at St. Bernard's church Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock and the burial
was in the Clyman cemete Y.
You have the chance Of your lifetime
right now, to buy your goods cheap OF
| The Central Trading Co.
Frank P Blumenfeld Of Milwaukee
who was born and reared in atertown,
and whose mother and two brothers re-
| side here. has been elected president OF
the Merchants and Manufacturers asso-
citation of his city. Mr.. B. is member
of the firm Of Blunenfeld, Locher &
Br WI Company.
"Making the world better is easv to
the man who begins with himself"
DR. Miles Anti Pain Pills for legache.
We are constantly receiving new
goods that we are selling at very low
price. The Central Trading co.
Marriage licenses have been issued by
County Clerk Welch to Emil Rupnow
of " atertown and Martha Heiden of Mil
ford; Lawrence j. Barry of Fort Atkinson
and Annie E. Drought Of WatertOwn;
John Turner of StOughton aud Annie A.
Karge of Watertown; Hugo Chas. TObian
and Selma Maerzke of Watertown.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sommcrs were visi
tors v ednesday in Milwaukee.
The circuit court for Jefferson comfy
has been i'm session at the county seat
during the week Judge George Grimm
presiding. Attorneys W. II. Woodland, R.
-. Lueck, F.. F. Wieman, j. S. Conway
and Nicholas Thauer were in attendance
to look after the interest of clients.
Just look in and see what you can get
for little money Of The Central Trad
ing Co.
~rnoke II st-w Out' SC cigar
Little Ruth Bethke attracted a good
deal of attention at the masquerade ball
at the Turner Hall Saturday evening,
as the "Spearmint Girl, being attired in
costume composed of Spearmint Gum
wrappers which certainly proved novel
advertisement for that article.
A l dry body maple cord
wood $3.50 per cord. De-
livered to any part of the
city, also dry body birch
at $500 per cord. Saw
ing 25c per cut. Barker
Lumber & Fuel Co. | wk.
IL you are thinking of buying new
range you better see if you can't get
what You want cheaper of The Central
Trading Co.
Nj. Manning of Clyman, was visit r
in the city We nesday. Mr.. NJ. is coroner
for Dodge county, and identified the re-
mains of Albert H. Friedrich and Thomas
H. Carmody, the two men accidently
killed near Lebanon station on the North
Western road Saturday evening. and &C
compani, the b dies to Milwaukee and
brought them to Watertown, reaching
here Sunday evening; and attended the
funeral of Mr.. Carmody in this city
Tuesday morning.
carl ad of pure bred Holstein cows
were shipped f'om this CITY saturday to
Spokane, ashington, by Messrs. Back
llnd and Nei~on. The cows were pur-
chased from Mrs. RhOda & S ms, Concord,
where they found just what they wanted
| for their western ranch.
y nm liver of sorts set II
-is III. DR. Mi Laxative Tablets.
Just because you think you can't, is no
| reason why YOU shouldn't get what you
want of The Central Trading Co.
Mrs. A. C. Deimel is spending the week
at Jane-viIIe.
Gov. McGOyern very sensibly, tells the
state senate t. gO-to the notice for the
executive of the state to appear before
ordinate branch of the state cavern
ment give the "whys and wherefOres"
for the removal of Herman Ekern as in
sur nee commissioner.
G.. H. Tanning who was arrested on
the charge of blaming money under
ia sc pretenses in WatertOwn and who
W lived examination before Justice Rohr