The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-02-02
William G. Cody was visitor We'd
nesdaY at Jefferson on court business.

metropolitan Oil ..
Anna Holland has sold her resi-
dence property, lot 1, block IS, west
side, to Frank Haznow. Considera
ton $1,700.
Gustav Pickhardt of Madison was
the guest of Henry Uehling, Clyman
street, Wednesday night.
Miss Mary Ifland and Mrs. w. S.
Williams went to Fort Atkinson We'd
nesday to assist in the evening in the
initiation of a large number of appli-
cants into the camp of the Royal
Neighbors in that city. They had a
royal good time with the Neighbors
at that place and enjoyed every
minute of their stay there.
Ex-Mayor Arthur Mulburger was
a business visitor in Milwaukee a
couple of days last week.
Isn't it about time the papers cut
out all mention of Thaw and that
wonderful baby born in the White
House? 1t is getting mighty monot-
onous, if not nauseating.
Sheriff Touton was up from Jeffer-
son Wednesday on official business.
We object vigorously to parties try
| ing to collect bills under the name of
| the Watertown Leader-bills in
which the present management has
no interest.
| H A. Sommers was business
visitor Wednesday in Milwaukee
| looking for bargains for his custo-
mers.
| Dr. A H. Hartwig was a business
visitor at the county seat Wednesday
The Woman's Guild met at the
home of Mrs. John Thorne, Western
avenue Wednesday afternoon.
The infant is the culprit; necessity is
the Judge that sentences him to hard
work for life, for the crimeSOf being born
but he could escape half the sentence by
trading with The Central Trading Co.
Mrs. l. C. Harrison of Chicago, was
here last week visiting her daughter
Mrs. John O. Sund.
| Gerhard BUTLER came down from
| Fond du Lac last week to visit
friends and see if Watertown had
| changed much since he left.
| Max Kuse1 who had been a patient
in ST. Mary's Hospital for several
weeks suffering with complication
of diseases has returned to his home
and his friends hope to see him bach
in the store at an early date.
| The cost of the war in Europe is
estimated at $5O,O000O0 per day
| Gee Whiz That would bankrupt the
editor of the Leader in about a Sc
| cond-and then, what good is it do
| ing for humanity?
/ J. A. Widen was business visitor
/ Wednesday in the Cream city.
| Leonard Stapleton of Madison, sol
of E. M Stapleton of this city ha!
been appointed to a very good posi-
/ ton in the clerical force of the as
sembly, through the personal infu
fence of Senator Mu1berger and AS
| semblyman Grell.
i Some people are never happy unless
lthey are in position to make othe
people miserable.
| Concealed knowledge is as useful a
a buried treasurers.
Il Attorney-General Owen of this stat
4 has given an opinion to the effect tina
a board of education has no lega
authority to adopt rule that all chill
dren must be vaccinated agains
smallpox before being admitted t
school. Probably wanted to save tn
children.
| There is a sweet lot up in Ashland
twelve of the citizens have been al
rested for stealing sugar.
/ You can't always judge a man
worth by the taxes he pays-becaus
some men who pay large taxes ar
not worth a continental to the CON
munity in which they live.
| Mrs. William Gorder Jr., enter
tanned the Sewing club Tuesday a
ternoon and the ladies talked, sewe
and had very delightful time.
Buy dreSsers of The Central Tradin
CO.-Adv.
Hon. Burr w. Jones, one of tn
leading attorneys in Madison, was
business visitor in the city Thursda!
Had the Democrats last fall mad
him their candidate for governor, h
would have made Governor Philip
hustle and possibly been elected Tn
trouble with Jones is, that he is to
good for his party and would not tax
orders from Me, Joe & Co., who weI
running the party in their own il
terest.
Mrs. H. r. Moldenhauer returne
Wednesday from Beaver Dam, wheI
she had been the guest of Mrs. M.
Meuke for several days.
Mrs. Frank Wetter visited a frien
at Beaver Dam one day last week.
Charles W. Harte of this city {
: the annual meeting of the Wisconsi
: Association of County Fairs, We
: elected secretary and treasurer
: the association for the ensuing yea
Daniel Grady of Portage was hel
Thursday, whether on business
polite, the deponeth knoweth not