The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-06-29

Mrs. Herman Kuehl and daughter
Miss Ida, were the guests Of friends in
Oconomowoc last week.
James M. Moore reached home Tues
day from Huntington, West Va, where
he taught the past school year in an in
stitution of learning in that city. He
will return in September. having been
engaged for another year.
Arden Sipp returned Thursday of last
week from Madison, having completed
his course in the State University Two
good positions have been offered him,
one in this city, which he will probably
accept.
Hr. and Mrs. Harry Clark of sBeloit,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto G.
Schott last week.
Mrs. Howard L. Funk Of Blooming
ton, ILL.,, is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Moore.
Henry Uehling was business visitor
at Madison last Friday.
Miss Nyria Gile of EdgertOn, was the
guest of Miss Marie SchmutZler last
week. Her young friends. especially her
former schoolmates, were pleased to
meet her again.
The Congregational church Sunday
school will hold picnic at Silver Lake
Thursday. July 1.
Do yOn want some brass beds for a
song? Ii you sing 1t loud enough you
can get them of the Central Trading
CO.-Adv.
Edward Fitzpatrick visited relatives
in the town Of Clyman last week
M. W. Kelley looked after his farming
interest in the town of Clyman last week.
DR.. A. II. Hartwig went to Madison
Thursday to appear before committee
in the assembly in opposition to bill
which provides for the payment of costs
in a case where the state veterinarian
was sued for SANDER.
3 MIR. and Mrs. L. O. Tetzlaff of Madi-
SOL. were in the city few hours one day
last week visiting ". L. Swift Mrs Us
father and family. Their stay was brief
as business demands required Mr.. Us
presence at home.
Asa Brown of Milwaukee, represent.
ing the Daily Free Press of that city,
was business visitor here Thursday
and welcomed caller at the Leader Of
fee.
The city merchant that does not adj
vertise these days, does not remain in
business long.
Henry Lounsbury of Pipersvilie, was
a business visitor in the city, Wednes-
day.
Dressers and commodes cheap at the
Central Trading CO.-Adv.
Ford, the automobile manufacturer, is
making arrangements to distribute the
sum of $l5,000,00O among owners of
Ford cars in accordance with his promise
that when he had sold 100000 cars, each
owner should have a rebate of $50.
Great advertiser, that man Ford
Articles of incorporation have been
filed with the secretary of state by the
WATERFOWL Insurance Agency. the in
corporators being w. H. Woodland, Mary
E. Burkesand w. G.. Kruger.
Gov. Philip declined to sign the
Stemper bill which passed both branches
of the legislature, unless recalled and
-amended by making it apply ouly to the
city of Milwaukee. The bill ame~ds the
Baker law limiting saloons according to
population and when there are more
saloons at the time the Baker law went
into effect than the population permit
ted, no license should be issued for new
saloons in excess of the legal number.
The law has given satisfaction in the
smaller cities, villages and in the rural
districts and the governor is disinclined
TO make the bill general in its applica-
ton.
Miss Mabel Salick has returned from
Fond du Lac to spend her vacation at
home.
DR.. Sydney f. Smvthe and son Charles
and Major R. + Farrand of ST.. Johns
Military Academy, Delafield, and FL. S.
Wheeler of this city, were at Kilbourn
last week luriug speckled beauties from
the streams in the vicinity of that place.
Miss Ella Huenefeld of Milwaukee,
spent last week here, the guest of her
brother. While in the city, Miss Huene-
field favored the Leader with call which
was appreciated.
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