Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-03-28
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of this city. q son. last week.
A son was born ID Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Deke Of this city last week. n
i j Bailou IS In Sioux Falls. where
he was summoned az q juror on the
federal court.
Miss Craven has accepted a posis
ton as cashier and bookkeeper in3ithc
Midway Grocery.
Albert Bramer, a former resident OF
this city, now OF Aredale, Ia, is visit
ling friends here for q few days.
g. II. Taylor is home from Winona,
MINI, where he has been spending the
winter with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wolf, Of this
city. are the proud parents Of a baby
boy born to them last week Wednes-
Eday.
Mr. Chas, Mathieson Of Castle Wood,
who was operated upon for eye troubla
by DR., Hill, returned to his home yes-
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Stokes returned
home last week from their winters
sojourn in Pasadena and other points
lin California, Y
i H. "A. Wagner departed Monday
evening for Minneapolis where he
went to meet Yves Dory and accom-
pany him home
4 A. P. Anderson of Vienna was in the
city Tuesday to consult a physician in
regard to his hearing. He returned
home the same evening.
William Skinner returned last week
from Hot Springs, Ark, and other
points in the south ara east where he
4 spent a couple Of months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Beavers 4-year-
old daughter Nora, is seriously i'll
with pneumonia at the family home
in East WATERFOWL.
4 A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. r.
! J. O'Halloran, 312 Oak street S. last
i week Mr. o'Halloran is the secre-
tary of the Whooley Packing com
lpany.
sC C. C. Maxwell returned last week
from Florida, where he has been spend
ing the winter. He reports having en-.
ljoyed himself very much in the sunny
4 south. KNEE
Miss Grace Wells has taken the posi-
ton as stenographer with the Cadil
i lac company. She secured the posi-
ton through the WATERFOWL Business
4 College.
a f. g. Murray returned yesterday
from West Baden, Ind, where ne has
Z been taking the mud-bath treatment
I for rheumatism for the past two
L months. 81 "A. ;s::
Sumner Thompson, who for the past
I two months has been employed at the
J Paulis Dry Goods store, has resigned
1 and returned to his former posi- tion5ir
Gerhard Bros grocery.
julie Doersch, the popular Maple
Z street horse sheer, who has been lala
! fup with a severe attack Of rheuma
tism for tbs past month is again abls
{ to attend to his duties at his shop. a
2 Miss Lota Underwood of WatertoW1
!, visited the past week with her sister
= Miss GenevieYe, and left Wednesda,
Z for Hetland to visit her sister, Mrs
Carpenter. Miss Underwood is an elo
cutionist and reader of much abilit.
: and her readings at the school enter
tainment at the opera house last Fri
2 2 day evening were much enjoyed b.
s s the large audience Arlington Sun.
Mrs. John Hansen and family vii
! depart for Minneapolis next Monda.
where they Will make their futur,
h home. Mr.. Hanson was in the auto
Il mobile business in WATERFOWL but vii
4 hereafter make his headquarters II
Minneapolis Mr.. and Mrs. Hansol
5 have made many warm friends in Wa
"a tertoWn since their coming here VIII,
s win regret to learn Of their depal
1 ture from our city
S Or. H. ]. O'Bryan returned hom
s Monday after spending the winter i
E New Orleans and Hot Springs. Ark
! The doctor took several months cours
s in clinics while away. and has again re
e sumed his large medical practice i
\ this city with renewed vigor. We
& Dory. who has been spending the wiz
e ter at Hot Springs accompanied tn
h doctor as farsas the twin cities, Blu
0 was compelled to lay over there for
I few days rest from the long iourne,
Gen. s. ]. Conklin. former adjutan
J, general Of the s. D. N. G. and a pie
: neer resident Of Waterfowl, where Ii
I established the first newspaper, Conf
!, Inns Dakotan, was over from Clar
= for several days last week, the CUES
g lof Gen. G. H. Englesby The genera
4 is now s6 years old and has PARTIAL