The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-04-13


Patrolman Weis was visitor at JEFF.
ferson Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Fischer of Lake
Mills, returned home Thursday, having
come the day previous to attend the
Bandelin-Fischer wedding.
.WANTED-Women and girls over
16 years of age to assert tobacco, al
the Miller warehouse, No. S. Sun
Prairie, Wis, Cullman Bros 35-2.-adv.
Mrs. Pauline Goeldner was given q
real surprise at her home 80 North
Church street Thursday evening by
quite number of her relatives and
friends to help her celebrate the sixtieth
anniversary of her birthday. The even.
ing was most pleasantly spent by Mrs
G. and her friends.
Rev and Mrs Edwin w. Gruenwald
of Franksville, are spending few days
here with relatives. Rev. Gruenwald,
who is graduate of Northwestern col
lege, is pastor of Trinity church in his
home village and doing successful pas
toral work and popular with his parish.
toner's.
L. H. Kusel was,a business visitor al
Dubuque, Iowa, last week.
w. C. Stone was business visitor in
the cream city last week.
FOR SALES. G. w Leghorn and
Rhode Island Red eggs, $10O for
fifteen. Prize winners. Herbert
Gerbig, Waterloo, Wis, R. R. No. 2.
35-3-adV.
Frank Gerbig, who resides near Hub
bleton, was here one day last and rode
home in his own Buick automobile.
Miss Alma Speaker returned last
Tuesday evening from Juneau, where
she had been in charge of one of I'll. A.
S0mmer's branch stores for several weeks.
Edward Gnatzig, special agent for the
census department at Washington, d. c.,
interviewed last week manufacturers at
johnson Creek and Lake Mills. He is
doing SO well, that the department wants
him to take another county, and he may
decide to do so.
A marriage license has been issued to
Mr.. Joseph Kutcher of this city and Miss
Anna Wieselius OF Milwaukee, by the
clerk of Milwaukee county. We presume
the wedding will take place in the cream
city, il it has not already occurred. We
wish them happiness and lots of it.
The old lady said when she heard
one was married she always felt bad,
when she heard they were dead she felt
glad, for when they were married their
troubles begun and when they were
dead they were DONE" All young mar
ried peoples troubles will be very few if
they trade with The Central Trading Co.
ADV,
Mr. and Mrs. William Schaub were
the guests of Oconomowoc relatives one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Bucholz visited
Oconomowoc friends last week.
G. A. Walther of Madison, wasan over
Wednesday guest of his brother-in-law,
DR.. O. E. Meyer and family. His Water
town friends were pleased to have him
with them again.
Attorney w. Ell. Woodland and Mayor
c. A. Kading were professional visitors
Wednesday at Juneau.
The town of Jefferson at the township
election last Tuesday, voted $1,7OO for
good roads.
DR.. A. Ii. Hartwig was a professional
visitor in Jefferson Thursday.
Rev. Carl Matchmaker of Manitowoc,
was guest last week at the home Of
William Gorder, Sr
William G. Cody says, that he might
have been elected alderman in his ward
last Tuesday, if he had agreed to discon-
tinue his efforts to enforce the state exa
else laws : but he told the parties who
approached him with the proposition to
go to Sheol.
. Jesse Stone, who is with the Wadhams
'Oil Co., Milwaukee, spent his Easter va
cation with his parents in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heyn and daugh-
ter of Milwaukee, spent last week here
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Gorder, Sr.
In the show windows of the w. f..
Brandt & Son Co.'S. store banks of red
roses on the vines have been exhibited
making beautiful background for the
display of goods in the windows.
On the 9th inst, but two flags were
Eoisted in this city commemorative of
the surrender of Gen. Lee the confeder-
ate army to Gen. Grant fifty years ago.
But few in this city, comparatively
speaking, remember the event which
made history and our country real
land of freedom.
We are sorry to learn that, E. w
Schultz has been quite i'll of late suffer
ing with the pleurisy. Hismany friends
hope for his earlyan complete recovery.
A. R. Barker was a visitor Thursday
in Milwaukee.
Henry Zastrow has disappeared and
his relatives and friends cannot account
for his absence and are alarmed about