Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-09-04

iiei uiaH MiCHdelS, WIZ uluei NeAL ii
! surgical operation at one of the local
! hospitals a couple of weeks, ago Is
, reported as convalescing and will be
able to return home in about a week,
Seth Walters, the stone E:%@on con
tractor, has a crew of men at work
laying the foundation for the A. G.
| Hestad home on the north side.
Miss Lillian Slawson returned home
this week from an extended visit with
relatives and friends in New York
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. StaIey have re-
turned to their home at Clear Lake,
after spending a couple of weeks at
Stony Point.
Mrs. J. f. Fitzgerald and daughter
Hazel returned home this week from
an extended visit to the Pacific coast
country.
Mrs. w. ". Nicol is home from the
twin cities where she has been Wis
itfng relatives and friends for a cou
pie of weeks
Mrs. A.. H. Nickerson returned to
her home at Mason City, iowa, Satur-
day after a week spent visiting with
friends and relatives in tits city.
DR.. Mullen came over from Flor
ence Tuesday evening. He returned
the same evening with his wife, who
had been visiting friends for several
days in this city.
The hunting season this fall PROM
Uses to be the best one in several
years. tt is reported prairie chick
ems are unusually numerous and there
is always a good supply of ducks.
Prof w. D. Burcalow' has accepted
! the position as principal Of the pub
lie schools at Florence. F1erence' has
a fine large modern school buiFdIng
| with q corps of five teachers:
Mrs. H. Wilsey, mother of MIS-. G.
E PARK, has returned from a Visit
with relatives and friends in the east
i and win make her home with her
daughter in this city for the coming
| winter.
Frank Keenan, had the misfortune
to stumble on &c rug at his heme Pr
this city one day last week in such
vay as to fall and break one OF the
small bones i'm his ankle. He VII
probably be laid UP for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Blain nj lam
lily are camping in the Mulhoiland COT
tage at Hillcrest for a few days MI
BIain is the head Of the Bfain Auto
mobile comapny, of Redfeld, Which,
has a branch Office IN Watertown.
As a result of drinking seyera
classes Of milk shortly after they ha'
filled up on choke cherries. two littl
2 sons OF Joe Leveille, OF near Lemmof
aged 5 and Z years, are dead I'd
!, combination formed an acid that pfs
. duced acute Indigestion.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sherin are HON
from an extended visit with relative
\ and friends in the eastern states al
9 eastern Canada. Mr. sherin say
that the eastern states and part
q Ontario have suffered greatly IN
season with excessive drouth.
81 Mrs. Frank owsley and w daug
ters. Misses Matte and Clare. q
tparted last week for LENNON u
g state, where they viii visit Mrs, oN
g ley,s sol Clyde, for a couple Of mont
Mrs. owsley's health has cen Ves
4 poor for the past year and y "
L shtsught that a change OF chma'
IS might be beneficial to her health:
]. Mrs. 4. NJ. st. Jobn, Of LakefeI
&c Minnesota, returned 70 her home !
il. fore part Of the week after yisita'
lg her daughters, Mrs. = g Hill 4
ed Mrs. Il. b. Parsons, for 9 few SO
Y Amos Trear. farmer from Haz
hos sustained an injury to one Of his ~
while shrsshing and came to Wafs
to- town this morning for medical ire
ment.
as Gene Taylor. the head clerk
he Hanson'gs grocery store IN this q
was accidentally shot ~ the calf