Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-08-06
cottage. Mr.. W. 7gets more mail
than any one else on the beach. .

rectDrN. All lne cottages are
numbered and a large bulletin
with tie names and numbers of all
cottage owners has been placed in
a conspicuous place on Hotel de
Williams, which greatly benefits
all visitors and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Redmond
arr spending their vacation at the
pumping station.
| Lyle Spencer is entertaining at
] the lake this week two Northwest
On students namely Leroy Walston
I"f Chicago and (. Smith Of Ca
rulta. India. They are enjoying the
/ lake breezes very much after their
years work at the university.
One If the largest crowds seen
! in many moons spent Sunday al
Lake kampeska, boating, fishing,
ricnicing and chuting the chutes.
| J I'm Nichols N ami family have
been rusticating here for week.
| viii Shanks spent Saturday at
| (astleWood on business.
Bert Fletcher and afamiIy are
nicely settled in the Ryalls cot
tage for an outing.
Thomas Davis, that old scout,
was pleasant visitor here over
Sunday. He expects to move OF
| Pierre soon where he has accepted
the management If the First Ma
tional Accident and Life Insurance
! Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Stewart
and SON Herbert and Mrs. R. NJ.
Jones returned to their homes
Saturday after a six weeks outing
here. Mr.. Stewart droves sIto
| Huron the rest going BY rail. - ~:
\ very pleasant party was held
at the Moe cottage Thursday even
ing in honor of Miss Dorothy Ell
lott who soon removes to Minnea.
polls and Mr.. Orson Nelson of
Beloit, Wis, a nephew Of Mrs.
Moe. The chief amusement of the
evening was the t0asting of marsh
mal!oWs on the beach, after which
all adjourned to the bowery where
a very pleasant time was spent
dancing. All report a very pleas.
ant evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. {. S. Elliott cleft
Friday after a months outing
here. They expect to move, to
Minneapolis where they will make
their future home.
Mrs. Sylvester of St. Paul and |
Mrs. J. F. Kirscher of Henry are
spending few days at the Pater-
son camp.
One of the greatest improve
ments of the season is now being
laid out at the Point. A five foot
cement walk is being laid the
whole length of the forty four
cottages. All the cottage owners
are highly enthused over the pro-
ject and where it was rather hard
trip to walk the length in the
sand, it will now be pleasure to
the throngs of people who enjoy
coming to the lake for an outing.
Work began Monday with Mr..
Reed in charge and it is expected
to be completed in two weeks.
A few electric lights would give
our Lake street the appearance
of Broadway. Everybody boost |
for the finest lake in South Dako-
ia.
About five hundred people from
Crooks and Sioux Falls spent Sum-
day here. Some of them had never
seen our lake before and they re-
turned home thankful that their
time and money had not been
spent in vain.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Lucas Of
Minneapolis Sundayed here.
The Eastern Star, Vesta Chapter
No. enjoyed an outing at the
lake Thursday afternoon. Supper
was had at the club house after
which the crowd was taken around
the lake in the Stella Mae.
The dance at the point last
Thursday evening was a very en-
joyable one, and the music excel
lent. Several of the Fourth In
fantry band boys were present and
Joined the orchestra with their
various instruments.
A crowd of young men have.
pitched their tent along the Wa
bash and are taking life easy for al
week. Amongst the bunch are
Clarence Schulze, Ralph and KEN
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