The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-02-14
City Brieftets

William c. Ha1s transaotad pxsiDasa
II Chicago on Friday.
The Waterloo Canning Company
will can corn the coming season.
William Gloger was home from the
Wisconsin university last week.
Typewriters sold or rented The Gen.
trail Trading Co. Adv
Wallace Thauer was home last week
from the University of Wisconsin.
When Baby was sick we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lutschinger of
Waterloo have removed to Portland
Oregon
Cap Kiefer served as juror in the
circuit court at Jefferson during last
week
Mrs William Edwards and Miss
Philornena MCGOWAN we're visitors in
Ixonia on Thursday
George w. Wenck of Chicago was a
guest last week at the home of his
father Charles j. Wenck
Clarence Baier of Chicago was a
week end visitor at the home Of Miss
Ruth Bethke.
Messrs Fl. J. Schaub and E. c. VOL
fran were visitors in Madison on Sat
urday evening.
Mrs Paul Valerius of Chicago was
week end visitor with her mother
Mrs Fred KuseI
State Treasurer Henry Johnson of
Madison visited with friends here Oh
Sunday.
Frank Cook of Milwaukee was a
visitor over Sunday with his mother in
Western avenue
The Great Atlantic and Pacific ter
Co, has opened a store at No II Main
street
Modern heated fiat for rent. Cen
tralIy located. Inquire at this Office
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The Rev Lorenz Knutzen attended
the funeral of the Rev. Frank MilIar
at Oshkosh Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred A Hoffman, is i'll in
Milwaukee where she underwent an
operation.
Elmer Dobler, who is employed at
Appleton, underwent an operation in
that city and is now convalescing.
Emil King is confined to his home
in Richards avenue suffering from
a sprained knee
The annual Turner masquerade will
be held Saturday evening. Pat Neitz-
els six piece orchestra will play.
St Henry's church bazaar and fair
opened in st. Henry's hall Tuesday
and will continue until Thursday.
The Rev. Francis Schwinn of st
Henry's church attended the funerala
OF his brother at Newport Tuesday.
Carrot Keel, and Ray Cowan of
Cedarfalls Iowa, students at St Johns
Military academy Delafield, are guests
at the home of R. S. Keel.
Is it fair that those that do the
most work have the least? You can
have lot more nice things if you buy
them Of The Central Trading Co. Adv.
William Kelly, with the Hertel &
Hoffman, Co, is nursing a scalded
hand as the result of escaping steam
from a leaking radiator
r. M. Hahn, Milwaukee, was a prize
winner in the Wisconsin skat tourney
in Milwaukee on Sunday, winning "a
and losing 2, sos points.
Miss Florence Bonner is home from
Sheboygan for a few days visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Don
ner
Alderman Herman Bublitz. yard
foreman at the Barker Lumber Co.
yards has been confined to his home
several days suffering from a broken
shoulder.
There is no security in present day
society, you don't know what will be-
come of your job tomorrow; but
you may know that your money will
go a long way buying goods II you in
vest it with The Central Trading Co.
The first anniversary of Violet Tenn
pie No. 20, Pythian Sisters, will be
celebrated at the regular meeting of
the local Temple this evening. A
class will be initiated.
Messrs Edwin O'Dair, Roy Germann.
Henry Brochman, Willard Johnson.
Clarence Doubleday, and Emil and AL
fred Dohr, of Madison were guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Graf.
First street. on Saturday and Sunday.
Mesdames George w. Mullen. H. T.
Eberle, Josephine Viebahn and Miss
Minnie Sproesser attended the annual
convention of the Wisconsin Fedora
ton of Music clubs at Madison on
Tuesday. Mrs Mullen was on the pro-
gram as a representative of the Euter-