The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-05-23
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont LOunsbury Of
PipersvilIe, were visitors in the city Fri
day afternoon.
DON'T WAIT UNTIL YOUR HOUSE
is FULL OF FLIES. Order your screens
and porch screens from Jaeger-Mayer
Company. 1876
A. j. Kenny, editor Of the Hartford
Times, has received the appointment as
postmaster Of his city, and has the honor
OF being the first postmaster TO be ap-
pointed in Wisconsin by President Will
son. We congratulate Bro. Hemmy, and
| hope more democratic newspaper men
will receive appointments. Under re-
publican rule, mighty few newspaper
men were rewarded for party service.
4 Give the Merchants and Manufact-
urers association Of Milwaukee the glad
hand when it visits our city June 2.
WANTED : 40 bashful, faint-hearted
young men, to look over our furniture
and make selection OF housekeeping
outfit Then he can tell his best girl
that if she will consent TO go to keeping
house, he can get the outfit of The Cen
trail Trading Co.
FOR SALE-A five room modern res
dence located near st. Henry's church.
Also storage room to rent. Inquire at
the Leader Office 108 Second street. 36tf
FOR RENT-A six room dwelling at
No. 905 Western Ave. Inquire Of John
6. Conway.
Do not forget Memorial Day observ
ance Friday, May 80.
The farmers are busy these days, con-
sequently business is dull in the city.
More manufactures are needed in
WatertOwn. The Advancement assOcia-
ton should wake up.
Would you put some money in the
bank if you could? You can put nearly
half your meney in the bank if you trade
with The Central Trading Co.
Henry J. Grell of Johnson Creek. was
a business visitor here Wednesday after
noon.
|. Art. BurSinger returned Tuesday even
ing from a business trip to Reedsburg.
For new dressers at almost wholesale
prices go to The Central Trading Co.
Deputy Dairy and Food Commissioners
continue to arrest and the courts fine
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wholesome milk, several having been
arrested and each fined $25. and costs in
this section. They will soon reach the
conclusion, no doubt, that it does not
pay to violate the pure food law.
1t does not make so much difference
what the harvest will be, for you can
make up for poor harvest if you trade
with The Central Trading Co.
Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills for rheumatism.
Mrs. I. F. Shinnlck was visitor in
Milwaukee Friday.
William Feldschneider was business
visitor in Milwaukee Friday.
Cook and laundry stoves cheaper than
ever at The Central Trading Co.
Friday, Philip Stevens, the "cOlored
gemman", who was SO anxious for time
that he helped himself to the gold watch
of ". j. Murphy, proprietor of the Hotel
BeIvidere, got thirty days time in the
Hotel Vaughn at Jefferson by order Of
Justice W. D. Stacy.
Lumbago is relieved by DR.. Miles
anti-Pain Pills.
Edward L.. Schempf has been a bust
ness visitor in Chicago during the week.
Fred Bittner has been enjoying him
self at the convention Of the National
Grocers association at ST. Louis during
the week.
Cook and laundry stoves cheaper than
ever at The Central Trading Co.
Alex Buchanan Of Lake Mills, was
reelected chairman Of the county board
of supervisors at the special session held
Tuesday at Jefferson.
Considerable business was transacted
at the meeting of the common council
held Tuesday evening.
Trade something you don't want for
something you do with The Central
Trading Co.
Mrs. J. Kohl was business visitor in
the cream city yesterday.
E. C. Schumann of Milwaukee, was
fined $40 and costs, amounting to $24
81, in Justice Rohr's court yesterday
morning for automobile speeding in Oul
city last Sunday.
Congressman Burke has recommend
ed the appointment Of DR.. Paul E
Steihm as postmaster at Johnson Creek
The Imperial minstrel show at TIT
Turner opera house last evening wa
we'll attended and the performance wa
excellent.