The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-05-16
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T. B. Roach rambied to Milwaukee
Friday in quest of more "Ramblers".
Do you believe in signs? All signs
point TO bargains that you en- get at
the Central Trading Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Lounsbury and
SIN Carl # Piparsvi,le, were visitors
here Monday. Mr.. L., when he came,
was wearing a winter cap and overcoat
and went home bareheaded, and we sur
mise, in his shirt sleeves, owing to 3
great change in the weather. But it is
always well to go prepared, for you can's
depend on the weather this time. of the
year.
DR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills for backache.
Miss Marie Manning of the town of
Clyman, was a visltur here Monday.
The farmers are busy these days doing
their seeding, so in due time they may
reap.
Love is the fulfilling of the law, but
it is awfuliy hard sometimee-b there
stands the commandment.
DR. Miles Anti-Paln Pills for all pain.
Charles Meschke of rural route Z, was
in the city Tuesday and while here fav-
ored the Leader office with visit which
was appreciated. Charley is one the
substantial young men Of the county.
You can get new furniture of the
Central Trading Co.
August BOrchardt of the town of
Pennington, was visitor in the city
Tuesday. Could not resist the inclina-
tiOn to come to The Monthly Fair and
meet old trends. One of these days he
he will be a resident of The cily-then it
will be pleasure to visit the "old farm.
FOR SALE-My residence in Second
street, a modern improvements,
steam heating, etr.; mast desirable lOca-
ton, suitable for residence OF medium
large family or to keep roomers or
boarders. Reason for selling too large
and intend to build smaller Cottage.
Price very reasonable. Dir. +. Z. Werner
Tuesday being Monthly Fair day,
there were good many farmers and
their families III the city. The rain
which began falling during the forenoon
dampened the enjoyment of The crowd.
Mrs. +. r. SchOll of johnson Creek
visited with friends in this city Sunday.
Do you think of anything you want?
Y0n can probably get it of the Central
Trading co.
II you can't do much to help others,
do the best you can. A smile and a
cheering word, often may make life
brighter for those who are discouraged.
Mesdames Jesse and W. G. Stone enter
tanned the Clover club Wednesday after
noon at their home on Washington
street.
Edward Hertel and Joseph Brasky,
in st. Frances seminary, spent
Sunday in this city at their respective
homes.
Arden Sipp of the State University.
Madison, was an over Sunday visitor at
the home of his father, Edward Sipp.
DON'T WAIT UNTIL YOUR HOUSE
is FULL OF FLIES. Order your screens
and porch screens from Jaeger Mayer
Company. 36-6
Justice W. d. Stacy and daughter,
Mrs. julius Podalske, spend Sunday with
relatives in Waterloo.
What are you going to do, pay more
than the goods are worth? Or are you
going to trade with the Central Trading
Co.
Mrs. Emil Seib3l has returned from
visit at Palmyra.
TIVE Boys and six girls were confirmed
Sunday at the Moravian church: Francis
Weber, Irwin Block. Verana Schmidt,
Anna Meschke, Emma Gehrke, Ella
Schoechert, Gertrude G,ehrke, Myrtle
HinZe.
FOR SALE-A five room modern resi-
dence located near St. Henry's church.
Also storage room to rent. Inquire at
the Leader Office, 1O8 Second street. 35tf
Miss Linda Uehling was visitor in
Milwaukee during the week and while
there, listened one evening to very in
teresting lecture delivered by Rev.
McCracken.
We are going to have some weather
now, and you can finish your house
cleaning. Then you will need some new
furniture; you can get it very cheap of
the Central Trading Co.
A dispatch from Washburn, says that
the Rev. Henry c. Rehm, former pastor
of the Congregational church in this
city has resigned as pastor of the church
in WashburD, retired from the ministry