The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-03
Miss Evelyn Webb spent a portion of

CHAPMAN db MendSnd.
James Nellins of Minneapolis, is in
the city visiting at the home OF his
mother in Warren street.
E. C. Wolfram and family went to
Milwaukee Saturday to see the wonder
full play, "The Birth of Nation" at the
Davidson theater. They made the trip
in his touring car and report very
| pleasant time.
Mrs. Arthur Doerr and Miss Matte
Zlllmer of WATERFOWL, were visitors in
Juneau last Thursday. The ladies spent
the day picking cherries at the home OF
Mrs. Doerrs father, J. f. Bertsch.-Ju-
neau Independent.
MIR. and Mrs August Rorchardt, Mr.
and Mrs. w. L. Swift and children and
Col. P. H. Swift visited Sunday with
William Bell and family in the town of
Concord.
Mrs. Theodore Kusel visited her moth
er, Mrs. Conrad Sehrt and other relatives
in Waukesha last week.
AIr. and Mrs. John GOOdnetter and
daughters, Margaret and Agatha, spent
Sunday at Waukesha Beach.
From thirty to forty of the WatertOwn
skat players went to Juneau Sunday to
attend the annual skat tournament held
in that city. 1t is estimated that at
least twelve hundred players were in at
tendance.
Mrs. John Gransee of OconOmOwOc,
was caller in the city on Friday and
made pleasant call at the Leader office.
The county clerk has issued a mar
riage license to Gustav Steingel of Wa
tertown and Elsie Appended of Milford.
Claude Reynard was visitor Tuesday
at the county seat.
You will be extremely happy if you
once buy some goods of The Central
Trading CO.-Ady.
VIM. Neis of Clyman, for many years
salesman for the well known nursery
firm of COe, Converse & Edwards, Fort
Atkinson, was here this week booking
orders in Juneau and vicinity. Mr..
Neis sells practically all of the nursery
stock in this section of Dodge county
and as his sales give entire satisfaction
his success is increasing with the years.
juneau Independent.
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week, after the carnival had departed
for Theresa. 1t was discovered that two
people who had posed as photographers
were in reality detectives and in acever
way nailed down certain peoples
opinions about others by means of die
tograph. There was quite little ex-
element, which continues as the report
circulates that the photograph scheme is
now being tried out by others who de-
sire inside ormation.-Mayville News.
A live local newspaper in live town
costs the subscriber absolutely nothing
regardless of the subscription price. of
the same. Ever stop to think of that?
It's true, every word. People should
subscribe for their local paper for much
the same reason as an insurance policy
is carried on household goods, as well as
for news and entertainment derived.
Not month goes by but what some
merchant offers bargains which if taken
advantage of will refund the subscrip-
ton price of the local paper, and you'd
know nothing of such opportunities if
you didn't take the paper regularly or
borrow it. Let this sink in. Keep
track of it for year.
Alderman John Kehr, Policeman Ar
thur DOerr and City Mail Carrier George
Henke, popular Watertown officers and
a trio of jolly good fellows, were in
Juneau between trains Wednesday af-
| ternOOn. Mr.. Kehr is the well-knOWn
representative of the VIM. Hartig Brew
ing Co., and was calling on the local
trade, while Mr.. Doerr and Mr.. Henke
were out on their annual vacation. The
two first named gentlemen are well
hu'Wn HI anu WOlO hopb UuSy
renewing their friendships, and Mr.
| Henke extended his circle OF acquaint-
| ance by a considerable number because
OF his visit to the county seat 1t is
said that the latter told thrilling story
to Hank" Fleming of the Hotel Grand,
which made the affable landlords hair
fairly stand on end. But it was all "a
dream.-Juneau Independent.
Charles Burdick, route 3, was in the
city Friday and made a call at the Lead
er Office which was appreciated.
| Mrs John ProbSt and little sou Freddie
are guests at the home of her parents,
DR.. and Mrs f. G. Werner and Freddie is
having the time of his life-nothing too
good for him.
Eugene Iffiand and Joseph Frehler,
known to the theatrical world as Ellis &
Walker, are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. August Inland, North Second
street. These two young men have just
returned from fourteen weeks tour
on the vaudeville stage and will leave
for Chicago the latter part of the week
to resume their stage work.
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