The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-04-11
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Mrs. Henry Mulberger AMI little son
visited GAINESVILLE relatives during tie
week
Mrs. Gertrude Caswell of Fort Akin
son, was an over Sunday guest Of fsiends
in this city.
We need money and give more than
ever 10 get some the Central Trading Co.
Miss Leda Barrows of Stevens Point,
was an over Sunday guest of her cousin,
Mrs. II. +. Boeger, and family.
Those in want Of fruit trees, ever
green's and shade trees, towering
shrubs, plants, vines and roses, will do
n6.i TO purchase same from the Whelan
Bros, 1870 0cOnomOwoc avenue, for their
stock is all guaranteed and they are re-
liable men.
Don't make your garden without good
tools, you can get them cheap at the Cen
tral Trading co.
Read the advertisement Of Whelan
Bros. found ell ewhere IN this issue Of
the Leader, and purchase your shade
trees, shrubbery, etc. from them, and
get the best.
John J. Gamm, much to the regret Of
his relatives and friends, has been con-
fined to his home by illness during the
past ten days and ali hope that he will
s 1on be able to attend to business again.
)r. Miles Anti-Pain Fills for rheuna tism
Tuesday, being Monthly Fair dav,
there were many in the city to buy or
sell and have a good time and the stores
were well patronized by the feminine
visitors.
You wi ! never get rich by working,
unless you save some Of the m ney you
earn, you can do that if you trade with
the Central Trading Co.
A dog pOis0ner is at work in the city
He should be caught and mode to take a
dose of his own poison.
Hurray for happy HocIiganI and what
do you suppose made Hooigan happy;
OH he bought some goods of the Central
Trading co.
[. C. Brendpl retires from the mercan-
tile business May 1, having di' posed of
his business. He has not as yet deter
remain inactive very long, for he could
not stand it.
j. Y. GO0dnetter and son, Ralph, left
Wednesday morning for Chicago, where
Ralph will be employed in the wholesale
dry goods hodse of Carson, Pirie & Scot,
one of the largest in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Green were visitors
the cream city Tuesday.
You may be happy, and you may be
rich, but you will be both happy and
rich if YOU trade with the Central Trad
ing Co.
The hearing of the electric light dis
pute will come up before the railroad
commission at Madison, May 6, having
been postponed from April II.
W. C. Stone departed during the week
on business trip to Montana and Idaho
and will be absent several days.
FOR RENT-A six room dwelling at
No 905 Western Ave. inquire of John
G. Conway.
The WOmans Guild of ST. Paul's
church met Wednesday with Mrs. S. E.
Holmes.
Are you going to walk this summer?
Or are you going to ride a bicycle cheap
of the Central Trading Co.
FOR SALE-A four-room honse in
good repair; large corner lot; cement
walks; in good locality. Will be sold
for $1,000 cash. Inquire at the Leader
office.
Henry Thiesenhusen made business
trip to Marshal on Wednesday, looking
after the interest of the D. & F. Kusel
Co.
Mrs. Harry Wagner of Milwaukee is
visiting Miss Ethel Bates, North Wash
ingt0n street.
W. NJ Chalmers, of Toledo, Ohio, was
a business visitor in the city on Wednes
day.
Mrs +. 6. B0lles and Mrs. +. S. Perry
of Milwaukee, and Mrs n. f. Raftree of
ChicogO are visitors at the home of Max