The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-09-13

itor on Friday
G. J. Sploetstoesser has returne
after spending two weeks at Colum
bus.
Walter Lucy of Columbus was
business visitor in WATERFOWL fai
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Staube of Port
land attended the Watertown fair las
week.
Irving Gamm has gone to study for
estry in the University of Washington
at Seattle.
/ w. Albright and Gerhard Weber oil
! Portland were among the fair visit
ors here last week
Mr. and Mrs. Max Wegemann are
/ visitors at Pewaukee this week
! Mrs. Arthur KuseI of Beaver Dam
/ visited friends in the city last week
The fire alarm sent in Friday even
! ing at $50 was the chiefs call to an.
nounce the last day of the fair.
Arthur Mel of Evansville was a Wis.
| itor to the city a week ago after al
absence of nearly twenty-seVen years
! Do you want a ticket to the matt
nee? You can save the price on al
| most anything you buy of The Contra
Trading Co.--Adv.
Miss Esther Dove of Beaver Dan
and Miss Clara Albert of Seymour
were visitors at the home of II.
Kruger during fair week.
Mrs Ida K Farwell and Mrs. Frank
Kicker have returned to their homes
| in Chicago after spending a few weeks
with relatives in this city.
Miss Winifred Nelson, a former
teacher in the Watertown high school
was a visitor in the city last week
while on her way to Stevens Point
She will teach at the Normal school
at that place for the coming year
A guaranteed line of toilet articles
Of sale at Miss NJ. Rollers. Sylvia
! face bleach, Beauty complexion tonic
| face powder, skin and wrinkle food
! bleach cream, cleansing cream and
talcum powder. 3d-3w
Mr.. and Mrs George r. Green are
visiting relatives at Platteville and
| Fennimore
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Radtke of New
! AShiDpun were among the fair visit.
ors last week
Mr. and Mrs Edward Gallagher
and daughter of Billings, Montana
former residents of this city, were
visitors here Sunday
William Robb of Waterloo was g
guest of Mrs. Anna Goeldner on We'd
nesday of fair week
Mrs. Mary Duffy returned to Ju-
eau after spending a few days with
Ter daughter, Mrs. A E. Roth
Miss Gretchen Kronitz, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kronitz, left
Monday for Appleton to start her first
year at Lawrence university.
| DR.. Frank Schlueter spent Thurs
| day in Milwaukee with his wife and
| daughter, who are spending a month s
vacation with friends and relatives.
| Don't look for trouble, it will come
FAST enough; neither will you have to
| look much for bargains if you go to
| The Central Trading Co.-Adv
Mrs. j. J. Smith of Madison return
| ID to her home after spending fair
| week at the home of her brother, Dr.
md Mrs. Charles Faust, Fifth street
Thomas McDonough of La Crosse
S in the city for short stay He is
cooperating from a gunshot wound
-eceiyed while on police duty in La
Crosse.
Mrs. c. E. Fowler and daughter Es-
ella, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Daley,
AMOS Noble, A E. Bonnet of Column
1us, were fair week visitors in Water
own
WANTED-A good steady, gentle
| manly salesman to handle a Wards
SdSOIl III DOuSS 1NO SApoll-
ence needed. For full particulars
| write promptly to DR.. Wards Medical
Company, Winona, Mimi Established
| 1856 sep. est
Misses Luella Neipert, Antonio
| Iurd, Mrs. ]. Eenke, Mrs Hannah
! Goehl, Mr.. and Mrs S. Ward and
| laughter leila, Mrs. Emma Hodgson,
| 4ubard Bartosch, G. E. Donovan, all
! Of Waterloo, were fair week visitors
! in Watertown.
What are your prospects? They
will be greatly improved if you do
your trading with The Central Trad
ing Co.-Adv.
An exploding lantern in a small
clubhouse upon the premises of Louis
Stallmann called out the fire depart
ment Saturday afternoon at 5 $40 The
blaze was extinguished before the ar