The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-05-12

Joseph Hammers of Milwaukee spent
Tuesday with his ister. Mrs. Richard
/ PUuchert.
! Col. and Mrs. P Fl. Swift and grand
daughter Miss Mary Diana Swift depart
ed Monday for Eau Claire where on the
18th inst. Miss Swift and Mr.. Frank O.
TetZlaff are to be united in marriage at
the home Of her father W. L. Swift, the
ceremony to be performed by the Rev.
Martin Sindall, an intimate friend of the
| family.
party OF gypsles came into the city
Wednesday, with the usual number Of
spawned horses and fortune tellers.
James A. Wells and daughter Miss Sue
Wells Of Tomah. were here Saturday
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs P. H.
Swift. Mr.. Wells is the proprietor of
the Monitor Herald, published in his
city.
Nerwin Gibson of Dubuque, Iowa, was
the guest of Miss Gladys HilIiker from
Friday evening until Monday.
VIM. Feldschneider & Son will ship
cattle, hogs and calves this week Thurs
day, May l4th. Extra high prices paid
| for calves.
Fred Hoffman, of the clothing firm of
Hertel & Hoffman left Wednesday morn
ing for Chicago to purchase goods for
the WATERFOWL Clothing emporium.
Thomas Brooks left Thursday morning
on visit to his Columbia county farm
and returned Monday. While there he
followed the pillow, sang and whistled, the
birds in great numbers being attracted
by the music of the happy Independent
farmer.
You will need some new furniture
when you get through cleaning house.
You better see if you can't get it of
The Central Trading Co.-Adv
Rev. Jenkins Lloyd Jones the beloved
pastor of All Souls church in Chicago,
who served during the civil war in the
Sixth Wisconsin battery has published
dairy kt pit by him during his term of
service in the army in which he says, that
before his enlistment he spent three
months with an aunt in WatertOwn
and attended school.
Cook With Gas.
Mrs. Minnie LANCE was a visitor in
the cream city Tuesday.
Mrs. William Tanck of Lowell was
visitor in the city one day last week.
Mrs Edward May of Pittsburg Pa. is
visiting in the city.
E. A. Cordes, employed as cashier and
rate clerk of the Milwaukee road, this
city, for the past II years, has gone to
Sparta where he will take charge as
station agent for the company. This is
a well meritel promotion and his many
friends wish him success.
An exchange says that MenOmonee
Falls man who went to Milwaukee with
500 in his pocket, with which to purchase
suit Of clothes, fell into bad company
in saloon, was druged and robbed. He
furnishes another conclusive argument
in favor of the trade at home" idea. The
man wound up in district court before
Judge Page. who advised him to "buy his
clothes in his home town." Had he been
wise enough to do this he would have been
ahead suit of clothes and also peace.
of mind worth much more than $50.
Were you born under a lucy star?
You will think you were and that it
hasn't set yet, if you trade with The
Central Trading Co,-Adv.
Mrs Ida Perry and daughter Miss Grace
of Pipersville spent Friday in the city.
John and Michael Quinn left Friday
for Emmetsburg, Iowa to attend the
funeral Of their sister, Mrs. Bernard
Brady.
William Hawkins, who recently stuff
cred stroke of paralysis is able to sit
up now and his friends hope for speedy
recovery.
Miss Laura Grimm of Jefferson, daugh-
ter of Judge George Grimm, spent Sun
day in this city. guest of Miss Hathaway
one of our High School teachers.
If You want to dispose of anything try
an ad in the Leader"