Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-12

have a very long string of items last
2 week, did you say? Well, b was
taking care of sick %neighbors along
r about that time, so / make the motion
that we excuse her.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Fl. Oleson and fam
lily were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
: and family Sunday evening. Well
perhaps George was away.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean called upon Mr.,
and Mrs. Oscar Edison Thursday af'
ternoon.
Messrs. Sam and George Dean at,
tended the funeral of the V year
old on of Mr.. and Mrs. August Klatt
at Grover Thursday.
Mr.. Dean was on the market the
first of the week with a load of nice
hogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Tracy spent sew
eral days in Minneapolis the past
week.
Not only would the stork seem to
be lowering over Richland, but also,
his little royal higness. Cupid.
Mrs. Patrick Burke, we are very
sorry to say, is still confined to her
bed, not able to scarcely be moved
as yet. All hope the lady will soon
be on the road to certain recovery
and her old time health and spirits.
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Geo. Brown the first part Of the past
week
Mr.. Kogle, south of Kampeska, is
i reported quite i'll or has been, from
a severe attack of pleurisy. Reported
better at this time. We didn't know
such a good natured MAJ could get
] sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Purcell ere
in the city Wednesday. Mr.. Purcells
rev hog house is no small affair and
is indeed a model of it's kind for these
parts.
Mr.. Thompson is helping VIII Toms
with his winter work.
Vernon Porter, who has been help
ing Mr.. Ere Brown a while, is now
home. He expects to leave soon for
his former home. Erwin, S. D., where
he will be employed during the farm
ing season.
Ed Schwandt and sister, Miss Mary,
were in Watertown Saturday. Their
sister, Mrs. John Hansen, and little
10y, of Chalco, Neb., returned home
with them, having come for a visit
at the parental home.
The Richland election resulted in
the election of Fred Heathcote as
assessor; supervisor, Tom Reddy;
clerk, Ed Peterson; Eli Oleson, treas.
urere and George Brown, justice.
Nelson Porter and Harry called at
the Fred Brown home Tuesday even
Jig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oleson, Mrs. Nelson
Porter and the twins called at the
Kendall home Friday,
Miss Augusta Melchert II agec
mother were called to EIgin, MINI.
by the serious illness of Mr.. Car
Sewert, a brother of Mrs. Melchert
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Porter called upon Mr.. ant
Mrs. E. D. Hildebrandt Sunday after
nOcn.
Mr.. and Mrs Joshua Purcell spen
Sunday afternoon at the Sam Pur
nell home.
Z Rev. Bonner preached a very in
teresting and valuable discourse a
ka,npeska Sunday afternoon. Quit,
a aoodly number were out to hea
h,m, however more of us should max
| it a point to attend these services
as each fellow there makes just on
: more and each one helps out tn
preacher and the pew. Mr.. Cecil Jahl
accompanied Rev. Borner from Wa
tcrtown. Mr.. jain represents tn
New York Life Insurance company
Oh, no., he didn't try to write US Sur
day.
There is some talk Of a penny
social at the hall this week Frida.
night. Charge you a penny every tim
you use a slang word or gape--o
! some other charges Ask Mrs. Jane
Rand or Mrs. Fred Sasse.
Mr.. and Mrs, n. ]. Falvey and MI
i and Mrs. Cleveland Falyey spent Sun
day afternoon with their mother, Mrs
) Patrick Falyey.
! And to a new subscriber the New
one year for $1.2o. Offer good througl
$ March only.
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