The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-05-04
T. B. Roach was a business visitor
Wednesday at jefferson.

Fred Grell OF johnson Creek, was a
business visitor here last Wednesday.
Mrs. Patrick Stanton of Clyman visit
ed relatives in the city last Wednesday.
AttorneysRoy G. Twining of Waterloo
was professional visitor in the city
last Wednesday.
Miss Ida Goeldner was the guest of
Waterloo friends last week.
We have almost anything you may
want and very cheap. The Central Trad
ing Co.
Miss Helen Schroeder was in Reeds
burg last week, where she acted DIS
bridesmaid for Miss Olga Zimmerman,
who was married to Mr.. Fred Schaefer,
both Of that city.
Richard Heyn of Milwaukee, was a
visitor here Saturday.
Frank ]. Koser, the Second street ba-
ker, has purchased and is now using in
his business a very fine delivery wagon
and we notice that Frank feels quite
elated when he occupies the drivers
seat.
Rev. Thompson, former pastor of the
local Congregational church is now the
editor of daily newspaper at Rockford,
H.. and as he stated to friend, he can
now preach six sermons week and to
much larger congregations He retired
from the ministry about year ago.
Mrs. E. j. Brandt was Milwaukee
uisitOr last Saturday.
Misses Maria Duffy and Ruth Duffy
were visitors to the Cream City last Sat
urday.
Watert0wn is being struck hard
two Of its mercantile establishments 60
ing out of business.
Miss Clara Hertel, who is student at
the Milwaukee Normal school, spent
Sunday in this city at the family home.
You will have TO sell some goods or
raise the roof. 1t is up to you to say
which as we will give you the prices.
The Central Trading Co.
You might get shot if you went to any
of the old countries for your goods. So
you had better buy them at home of The
Central Trading Co.
We are pleased to report, that Fred
Wilkowski continues to improve and all
hope to see him out soon.
Mrs Gertrude Caswell of Fort Akin
son, and Mrs Perry of Cambridge, were
here Saturday to take advantage of the
fare rounding sale. They were guests
of Mrs W. L. Swift, Gil Second street
The Krenitz Kolts and the Lincoln
school team crossed bats Saturday after
noon. and after playing eleven innings
the game terminated in favor of the
Kolts by score of 3 to 2.
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process printing. Better than embossed
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Suitable for all grades of commercial
work, menu cards, invitations, pro-
grams, commencement cards, etc.
The men who work on the city streets
and struck Saturday morning because
of reduction Of wages, went to work
again yesterday morning at the old scale
Of 20 cents per hour, which certainly is
low enough for the labor performed.
Brass beds cheaper than ever of The
Central Trading Co.
Burglars are getting busy again. Sat
urday morning at an early hour the
residence of A. j. Carlin, 206 Church
street was entered and a gold watch
which was highly priced and a small
sum of money taken. An entrance was
enected through a rear door. An at
tempt was made to enter the residence
of Mrs. Isabel Brown, but the burglars
failed to effect an entrance. There has
been quite number of hob0es in the
city of late, and it is possible that the
burglary was the work of that ilk.
John Robinson returned Saturday
evening after an absence the fall cleo
ton, visiting his son Joe at Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa. While enroute home his
pocket was picked, losing his pocket
book containing $25. 1t is a mighty
mean man who will rob an old veteran.
Mrs. Oscar Dahl of Racine, returned
to her home on Monday of last week af-
ter visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
August Borchardt.
Fred Keck and Owain Hughes, State
University students, spent Sunday at
their homes in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wendorf of ely
man, are guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank VergenZ.
Patrolman and Mrs, Arthur Doerr were
Milwaukee visitors yesterday.