The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-11-24
w. FeldSChneider and son will
ship live stock Tuesday. Dec. lSt.
Highest prices paid for Calves.

snip 1--we STOCK tuesday, Dec. ISL.
Highest prices paid for calves.
Mrs William Schultz of Fairbault,
Mimi, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
WiIhelmina Fuerstenau in Dewey
avenue.
George and Miss Selma Rohloff OF
Oconomowoc are guests at the home
of Fred Hilker, making the trip by
auto.
Fort Atkinson is to have hospital
The sum of $4,000 has been sub
scribed by citizens to carry out the
project.
Heath's Best Way-Eat an apple
every dav. Melzpt's Seed Store can sup
p'y on Nov. 3 At
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Carey and child
of WatertoWn were guests at the
home of Ed. Duffy and family the fore
part of the week.
Miss Amy Harte, who has held a
position as millinery trimmer at
Brandon, Wisconsin, during the past
season, arrived home Tuesday.
Messrs Herman and A. K. Dali
man of Manson, Iowa, arrived here
Wednesday for visit with their
brother, o. e. Dallman, in North
Warren street.
The Leader has a circulation of
over 1900 ACCORDING to a sworn
statement.
Mrs. L. Baumann of Waterloo was
a Watertown visitor Monday.
Bernard Mass was home from
Fort Atkinson to spend Sunday.
Bob Woelffer, who went in quest
of big game in northern Wisconsin,
returned today from Wabena with
fine specimen of wild deer.
Rock river was frozen over for the
day night The thermometer regis
tered Is degrees.
Order your storm sash early at the
Jaeger Mayer Go. Nov. 10 4t
Mrs ]. F. Denninger left Wednes-
day morning for Milwaukee where
she will visit for few days.
Miss Helen Nuremberg visited the
past week at Chicago with her cou-
sin, Mrs. Tony Scondi.
Mrs. John Sommer of Helenville
spent Thursday with relatives in the
city
Mr. and Mrs Albert Schoechert of
Route 4, are parents of boy baby,
born Saturday.
LOST-Eastern Star 2. M. pin, on either
Second, Third or Main streets Find
er please return to Leader office and
receive reward. Nov. 10 st
Mrs Idelle Patterson, Prima-donna
with the Gilbert and Lillian Opera
company who is to appear at the
of Dec. 9Th to 18th, was formerly Miss
Allie Sprague. Mrs. Patterson's moth
er is visiting at the home of Mrs
J. H. Ball and c. c. Sprague, Milwau
kee
How would like to be in Russia
fighting King Franz Joseph this
weather? If you want to fight the
weather successfully you want to buy
a heater of The Central Trading Co.
ADV
Miss Lillian Langsdorf of Column
bus was driving her Ford car through
the country one day last week when
she encountered a gale of wind,
which turned the machine upside
down and spilled her and four lady
companions out on the road. This
is one from real life that beats the
baby carriage story and other slams
on the diminutiveness of the Ford.
Mrs. w. L. Swift, daughter, War
dent, and son, Holden, left this
morning for Cadott to attend the wed
ding of Mrs. Swift's sister, Miss Elsie
Freese to Mr. Frank Liddelle, the
wedding ceremony being solemnized
this afternoon at the home of the par
ents.-Eau Claire Daily Telegram,
Miss Freese was formerly employed
by the Leader here as simplex oper-
ator when the Leader conducted
daily. Her many friends here extend
congratulations.