The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-14
CITY Brigf!tfS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CITY BRIEFLETS.

Miss Marie Hack visited in Milwau-
kee on Sunday.
G. M. Gahlman was Waukesha Wis
itor on Friday.
Bonnie Winkleman was a Milwaukee
visitor on Sunday.
Miss Ida Goeldner spent the week
end in Milwaukee.
II. P. Bahr was an over Sunday Wis
itor in Milwaukee.
Albert Frattinger was a cream city
visitor on Sunday.
Bud Tyson of Redwood was a
Sunday visitor here.
The Rev. H. Sterz was a visitor in
Juneau on Thursday.
Rev. N. Carter Daniel was a visitor
in Hartland on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Davies were
cream city visitors on Saturday.
Miss Marion Anderson visited at her
home in Milwaukee over Sunday.
Erwin G. Kisow of Hustisford at
tended the Friedrich auction here on
Tuesday.
Charles Bailey of De Forest is
guest at the home of his mother for a
few days.
FOR SALE Kitchen cabinet, up-to-
date model, in use only short time
Inquire at 207 Cole street. 285t
Ward L. Swift, a former publisher
Of the WatertoWn Leader, is now one
Of the publishers of the Colfax, Dunn
county, Messenger.
The Rev. H. Sterz delivered lee
ture on "The Life of DR.. Martin Luth
err" at st. PauPs church in Oconomo-
voc Thursday evening.
1t is dangerous to eat raw food,
don't do it when you can cook it so
easily on a range you can get very
cheap of The Central Trading Co.
j. F. Gardener representing the
Boot and Shoe Workers Union was in
the city Monday in the interest of the
label. His home is at Boston.
Young married nen wanted
Coed wages, steady employ
ment. Apply |. l.. Henry Co.
e " Leschinger who for the past
three years conducted a shoe store in
Main street has accepted a position as
floor man in the Gimbel Bros. store,
Milwaukee.
You may think you have got to
have war; If you do wage it on the
high prices of commodities: you can
do this pretty effectualy by trading
with The Central Trading Co.
Over one thousand names were at
tached to petition asking for spec
ial election at Beaver Dam to reduce
the membership of the school board
from 16 to 7.
Of course you can get along without
one. but after you have your chicks
Matched you ought to put them in
BROODER. We have a dandy, a coal
burner, and the price is right Mel
zer's Seed Store.
lust received a large assortment Of
beautiful stamping patterns for braid
ing. heading and embroidering dresses
and waists. Also the latest in spring
millinery NJ Roller, 413 Main street
Fed B. Hollenbeck has returned
from business trip through the mid
die west He will be at home several
DAYS He reports business very good
in the region travelled, Illinois. Iowa,
Nebraska and Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. O. c. Wertheimer who
spent a portion of the winter in Cal
ifornia cities and other places of in
terest on the Pacific coast, are expect
ed home to-day. Mr. and Mrs. l..
Mollart, who made the trip with them
will remain for awhile in the west.
What do you raise with the seeds
you buy? We want you to get the
best results possible. And we be-
heve we have found the medium that
viii help you to get the most out OF
the seeds you plant in your field and
garden. Get Melzer's Seeds and
watch the results Melzer's Seed
Store.
DR.. A. ". Lueders and wife of Jun
eau, Alaska were visitors in Water
town on Monday. Mr. Lueders was
born in Watertown and his father at
remote period was engeged in the
the place of business being in Main
street. Mr.. Lueders removed from
WATERFOWL fifty years ago.