The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-03-28
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T. B. Roach is busy these days Ling
automobiles, having sold several the
past few days.
Read the advertisement Of the Knospe
Bros. who are selling the celebrated
Mitchell automobiles = the car which
takes nob0dy's dust See their BABY
SIX.
! AT the last annual convention Of the
! Wisconsin State Veterinarian society
/ held at Madison, Dr.. A. FL. Hartwig of
this city was elected trustee for the en-
suing term, and DR.. W. W. Arzberger
also of Watert0Wn, was elected secretary
for the ensuing year.
| Mr.. and Mrs. @. f. Uehling and little
son of Grand Rapids, Wis, were guests
at the home Of bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Uehiing, the first Of the week.
| WANTED-Intelligent young man q
to 80 years of age, to travel with manag-
er and solicit. SalaIy or commission.
Address, f. NJ. Pine, Watertown, Wis.
DR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills for backache
Drs. Eugene Goedner and E. A. Muel-
Ter, dentists, have dissolved partnership
and DR.. Mueller will open an Office in
Hustisford for the practice Of his profess
| sion.
| The weatherman will soon have an
o'her bill on the program and then you
can clean your house and buy some new
furniture Of the Central Trading Co.
The water in the river has been the
| highest during the week that it has been
for several years, yet no danger is ap-
pretended.
Mrs. John Lewis and daughter and
Miss Margaret Mccormick of Oconomo-
woe, were the guests OF relatives in this
city Sunday.
We have helped others furnish their
home. Why not let u.s. help you. The
Central Trading Co.
During the electrical storm which Wis
tied this section Sunday night, the home
of William F. Pritzlaf was struck by
| lightning but little damage was done.
1t was probably looking for good man
and singled out William +.
Miss Hazel Adele Of Chicago, is visit
| ing her grandfather, S. NJ Eaton, who
to the qualification Of his many friends
is now enjoying fairly good health.
If you saw a dollar on the street would
you pick il up? Would you be as anxi-
Gus to pick up bargain? You can get
the bargain of The Central Trading Co.
Jack Stapleton of Madison, has been a
home visitor during the week-and his
friends were pleased to see him.
Albert Koser has been a visitor in Mil
waukee during the week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. ellis and daughter
| Margaret, and Miss Elizabeth Wetter of
| Milwaukee, were over Sunday visitors at
the home Of Mrs. ellis parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wall0ch.
Cock stoves and laundry stoves cheap
er than ever at the Central Trading Co.
| A. j., Tetzlaff Of Chicago, was the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
TetZlaff, Sunday.
Chas. Buchhalter left Wednesday for
/ lx1van boz tO hro oh Of
the H. Davis Film Exchange Co.
Misses Ella and Adeine Huebner spent
Sunday at OcOn0moWoc
B stands for bargains, which any man
can get by going to the Central Trading
Co.
Lester Ruedig was visitor in NIilwau-
kee Sunday.
Edward L. Rogan of Watertown, s. D.
is visiting relatives and friends here.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Meade of Delafield
| spent Sunday here.
William Bergen and George Hoffman,
spent Sunday in Milwaukee.
Mrs. A. C. Bischoff spent Thursday in
Milwaukee.
If you don't look for it you wont find
it. but if you look you will find it at the
Central Trading Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Kading of Ju-
neau, spent Sunday here.
F.. j. Brandt was business visitor
Tuesday in the cream city.
Miss Helen Schultz visited friends in
Milwaukee during the week
A, R. Barker of the Barker Lumber q
Fuel Co., was a Milwaukee visitor Tues
day.
III Try Davis Is in Waukesha receiving
treatment at the moor baths
J. P. Holland Of the Times returned
Tuesday from Waukesha where he had
been to receive treatment at the moor
baths.
No politics in the municipal election.
Just vote for the best men and let it 90
at that.
| W C. Stone was a Milwaukee visitor
/ Tuesday and will leave today for Idaho
on a business trip.