The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-24

fiSltoI DIT HeT nome mere part Oh td7t
week
Miss Julia Hareer attended the finer
al Monday of the lac Miss Grace Jones
at 0conomOwoc,
~,unkt Arrest ONT" = ~lgas
Miss Hedwig Habhegger has been the
guest Of Mrs. James L. King in Milwau-
kee during the week.
If you believe it just tell your friends
and neighbors that you can get the best
bargains Of the Central Trading Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Durant C. Gle have been
guests of friends at Marslifield during
the week.
Mrs. Edward KuenZi Of OcOnomOwOc,
was here the earlier part Of the week,
guest al the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Emmeriing.
NJ. C. Nowack was Sunday visitor in
Milwaukee,
NJ. Davy spent Sunday with friends in
| Milwaukee.
Miss Minnie Kohl was business Wis
| itor Monday at Jefferson.
Hand sic CHS for all the boys you
know at the Central Trading Co.
Misses Anna Heinrich and Irene Vick
were Sunday visitors i'll the cream city.
Misses Hattie ZOelle and Loretta
KIefer visited friends at Fond du Lac
turing the week.
Last week the Fort Atkinson Demo-
crat roasted John E. WEIGH, county clerk,
for his marked Partially liz the distrlb-
ution Of the county printing. The Dem
crat should remember, that this county
is run by ring which mus DE taken
care of. But John is pretty good sort
| of a man, however, even if he does for
get his fri nds-pyen those who supp TT
ed him.
You may be buying your goods cheap
| of the man you are dealing with but
know you can buv them cheaper of The
central TIA ing Co.
H. w. Wullner was business visitor
at Madison Saturday.
Mrs. Percy C. Avery Of Clyman june
ton, returned home Saturday after
spending week at the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. |. l.. Henry, 3l6 North
Washington street.
Henry +. Boeger was Tuesday visitor
in the cream city.
Oscar Wertheimer and John C. Seager
were Milwaukee visitors Tuesday.
Max Kusel transacted bushes at Fall
River Tuesday.
We will try to save you some money II
you will let us. The Central Trading Co.
NJ J. Kehoe came out from Milwaukee
Tuesday to assist his mother in ceebrat-
| ing her birthday anniversary.
H. j. Grell of johnson Creek, was a
business visitor here "Wednesday and
while here crossed palms with many
! friends.
Mrs. ". G. Pritzlaff, Mrs. R. P. Koenig,
Fred. W. Lehman, Frank Lehman and
William Lehman left Tuesday evening
| for ClarksvilIe, Iowa, to attend the fun
eral of the late Ernst Lehman.
The WOman's Guild of St. Paul's
church met Wednesday afternoon with
| Mrs j. Robinson, COG Western avenue.
More snow and more snow shovels at
the Central Trading Co.
Miss Mabel Buffmeier returned home
| tuesday from Madison where she was
the guest of her friend Miss Alta Ras
mussen for few days.
Misses Title Koser and Agnes Riedel-
bauch of Jefferson, were here Saturday,
guests at the home of +. j. KOser.
Attorney w. H. Woodland was a pro-
fessional visitor Monday at the county
seat.
Ex-Mayor Arthur MulbeTger returned
Tuesday from a business trip to Texas
after an abs n &c of several weeks.
1t was wash morning and Biddy was in
the slough of despond. When Patsy came
in she said, "Whativer shall DO Patsy,
me dashboard is all worn out, me wiring
err is broke, me tub leaks and me boiler
has a hole in it" Pat says to her, "Oh
that's aisy, just go down town, you can
get them for mere nothing of the Cen
tral Trading CO..
Miss Alvina Uehling of Uehling, Ne
braska, was here Sunday, the guest of
her cousin, Miss Linda Uehling.
Roy Hodridge, one Of the active, wide
awake business men of Clyman, was
here Monday and during his stay favor
ed the Leader with cal.
E. j. Carroll, the new host at the
Hotel Commercial, was a business visitor
at Manitowoc Wednesday.
Johh Y. Goodnetter is on the sick lis1
mucn to the regret of his many friends
| Mrs. Theodore Weingarth has returned
| her home in Calgary, Alberta. Cana
| da, after visit in Watertown with rela
lives and friends.