The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-04-04
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
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dance at a convention of state suppIin-
tendent to discuss the industrial work in
connection with the public schools.
Your valuable papers should be Sc
cure from fire and theft. Rent a safe
| ty deposit oox in the fire. and burglar
We have it and you can get 1t very
cheap The Central Trading Co.
Miss lima Gloger of Columbus, was an
over Sunday visitor with her mother,
Mrs. Gustav Gloger, 408 North Water
street.
f. G. Sato and B. Stabaski of Seattle,
| Washington, two Japanese engaged III
| the cattle business, having heard that
| Watertown was the place TO find pure
bred HOlstein cattle, were here during
the week picking up stock of that breed
| for shipment to their ranch.
| Mrs. Pat Stanton of Clyman, was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
z. G. Exner has resigned his position
| with the Bank of Watertown after a SER
vice Of thirteen years and will engage
with C. A. Bauman in the business of
pasteuriZing milk for sale to families
and will have charge of the business at
10 Second street.
A Dria
Pearl, were over Sunday visitors with
relatives in Milwaukee.
| have Ray, and in order to reduce our
stock we are going 10 sell some very
cheap The Central Trading Co.
Miss Fila Breckenridge of Milwau-
kee, W an over Sunday guest with rel
atives in this city.
Miss Della Klingmann came home
from Beaver Dam to spend Sunday with
her parents and friends.
Biddy heard her neighbors talking
about bargains they had got. Bargains!
she said. Oh, them thingsl You can
get them of the Central Trading Co.
R. H. Brennecke and Rev. Gerhard
FRANKIE were visitors Monday in the
cream city
Mrs. Baldwin Raue and son, little
"BiIp', spent Sunday with relatives in
Madison.
How about it? Do you want nice
iron bed? You can get one cheap of the
Central Trading Co.
Monday, Mayor H. g. CRUDE sent $50.
contributed, to the relief committee in
Milwaukee for the benefit of the flood
sufferers in Ohio.
Mrs. Charles j. Wenck has visited rel
atives at OconomOwoc during the week.
Mrs. r. NJ Hahn and daughter, Lusette
visited Madison friends last week.
John Beynon of this city, has another
little grandson, a boy having been born
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Beynon, Jr., at
Michawaka, Indiana. Should name him
John LII.
DR.. W. E. Lyons who has practiced
dentistry in this city for the past thir-
teen years, will move to Milwaukee,
having entered into partnership with a
dentist in that city. Ehe doctor will be
missed by many friends in this city.
Robert Dent returned Tuesday even
ing from business trip to Buffalo, h.
Y, to learn that he had been elected
supervisor for his ward.
Lester Harrison Of Juneau, visited
friends in this city, Wednesday.
A good many men got April fooled
Tuesday. We refer particularly to those
who ran for office aud got defeated.
Election day was very quiet in this
city, there being no contest except in
two or three wards. The light vote cast
showed great apathy upon the part Of
voters.
Many votes were cast in this city Tues
day by the ladies for state superinten
dent Of public instruction and school
commissioner in the several wards in
which their were candidates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Vesper of Johnson
Greek, were the guests Tuesday with Mrs.
c. M. Sunny and family.
John V. Goodnetter and son Ralph
spent Tuesday in Chicago.
Mrs. Panl Kohler visited with friends
Tuesday in GAINESVILLE.
Miss Irene Seibel has returned from
St. Paul after an absence of several
weeks spent with friends in that city.
If it is money you want you can get it
at any Of the banks; but if it is anything
else you can find it at the Central Trad
ing Co.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Gle were in Mil
waukee Wednesday evening to attend
grand Masonic function.
James Gilley, fonrteen-dollara week
shipping clerk, who is short on every
thing but ideas, of which he has about
one minute in Mr.. Broadhurst's Come
dy drama Bought and Paid For" under