The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-01-31
+, F. A Hoffman, was cream city
visitor Oh Tuesday.
r. L. Sonmers wss 8 pasfnes vists-
or in Jefferson on Thursday.

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r. l. Sommsrs Wa 8 oasfnss viets-
or In Jefferson on Thursday
Emil Klentz Of Reeseville attended
the fair meeting Tuesday evening.
Mrs. August Ladwig was cream
city visitor on Saturday.
You can get bed cheap of The Cen
trail Trading Co. Adv
Mr. and Mrs George Weber are re-
| ioicing over the arrival of a girl baby
born to then on Tuesday
The Campfire girls were entertained
| Tuesday evening at the home Of c. A.
Skinner
buyer of Lake Mills was in the city
Saturday on business.
The regular meeting of the Water
town gun club will be held Friday
evening.
H Wertheimer and w S. Siebert are
in Chicago on business for the Water
town Canning Co.
Mrs. Marie Mccoy of West Allis is
in the city called here by the sickness
Of her sister, Mrs. Jane Lord.
Lieutenant Smith of the Milwaukee
police force called on friends in Wat
ertown on Sunday
Mrs L. L. Parks and daughter Olive
eft to-day for California where they
yill spent the remaining winte~
months.
Monday, January 30, was President
Mckinley day and many persons wore
his fayorite flower, the carnation, out
Of respect to the martyred president
Michael Weigel and daughter Alma
we're in StOughton the past few days
called there by the serious illness Of
Charles Weigel
The rich have troubles, looking for
profitable investments; You will have
70 such troubles if you invest in goods
With The Central Trading Co. Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. David Jones, Emmett
re parents of bouncing boy baby
,orn January q. This event puts F.
u. Creuz in the grandpa class.
Martin J. Moore of Waukesha and
Mrs. Mary E. Quigg of St Paul were
guests last week at the home of their
rother, James w. Moore.
Miss Lillian King of Whitewater
nd Miss Mabel King Of Milwaukee
yere week end visitors at their home
lere
The masquerade ball given by the
Olunteer firemen at the Turner Sat
lrday night attracted a large attend
nee and was the occasion for a good
| ime
Herman Kuehnemann, a former res
dent Of Watertown was here from
minneapolis last week visiting rela-
ives and friends He left Watertown
bout thirty years ago.
R. E. Van Doren of Rockford is the
new manager at the George Kraft
i've and ten cent store in WATERFOWL.
lie succeeds H. V. Evans who was
transferred to La Crosse
Stoves and ranges are advancing in
)rice; We have some that we bought
ONE time ago; Why not buy one be-
ore we have to advance our price The
'entral Trading Co. Adv.
The City band will hold their mas
uerade ball on next Saturday even
ng, February 8; in Turner Opera
Ouse. $500 in cash and merchandise
)rizes will be given away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Bolles of
Milwaukee, former residents OF Wat
town will shortly remove to Cleve-
and. Mrs. Bolles was the guest Of
er sister, Mrs. Max Blaesius, last
week
A prize of $25 was awarded six Wat
ertown girls at the firemen's mask
)all in Fort Atkinson Friday The
naskers were, Marguerite Chaser,
Minnie Rehbaum, Alma Steerwald,
LATHE Kruger, Bertha Fleuter, Ell
amor Hilman
A meeting of the German ladies of
WateTtoWn is called for Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock in ST. Henrys hall
to arrange to take part in the large
bazaar which Will be held in the audi
torium in Milwaukee early in May,
the proceeds to be forwarded to the
relief of soldiers and sufferers in Ger
many and Austria-Hungary