Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-23
o POINTERS.

STONY POINTERS.
July weather has been as change
able the past week as Huerta was
about fitting from Mexico. Campers
would be swinging palm leaf fans and
cooling off in the lake n minute,
then suddenly old northwest wind
would come along on high, leaving
zon that was thirty degrees colder.
/ It's been many q day since old Kan
peska has been visited by mermaids,
| but a visit Tuesday will be long re
membered. Fifteen Of them came out
in a Lincoln hotel bus Monday and
donned gents bathing suits quite
modish now, and a degree more mod
est than a mermaid suit) they sang
and splashed and quite an audience
of male campers gathered to hear the
"Lorelei.'
The Watertown Grays downed the
invincible Foley team Sunday to the
score of 10 to 3. A good game was
staged and some. brilliant fielding was
displayed by both teams. A game of
! ball will be played again Sunday,
Mrs. Monte Bannister entertained
the Domestic Science club at the Ban
Mister cottage Thursday. After a de-
lightful luncheon all agreed that Mrs.
Bannister was a 32-degree member
of the culinary fraternity.
Campers.
Mrs. Fl. H. Almli, of Vienna, is rus
ticating this week with family in the
Warner cottage.
or all the camps which seem to be
enjoying the maximum of good times
"Bide a Wee" is it. II. A. Hildebrandt
is sponsor and good time manager,
midst relatives and friends the party
are having a time that will be long
remembered by all. Some of the
members of the camp are Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Rayfield of Horton, Kan
sas, with daughter Mrs. Anna Wes-
teen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rayield Of
F%airberry, Neb., Misses Lula and Bet
ty Mueller of st. Paul, Mrs. Carl Hill
debrandt, Ella Schultz and Miss Rel
ebert. Prof Schwartz and Bust An
derson have been experimenting the
evening piano ~recitais and song tests.
1t took Jim Paterson and George
Christopherson to dispel the common
belief that the pike had stopped bit
ing. A two hours fish in the west
celery beds furnished both Of these
experts with excellent strings, Sasse
and Parliament, two other Henry an
giers of note, were highly successful.
in their first attempt.
Mrs. John Walklin with daughter,
Lois, opened camp "L~ingerlonger' this
week and have as guests Miss Effie
Tagney, of Chicago, and Miss Eloise
Savage, who is a guest OF Vera Walk
lin. They will catch lake breezes for
a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Cannon, with.
Michael, moved into "Willora Rest
Wednesday for a spell of quietude and
fish eats. w. B. donned his pike
pants as soon as he hit the beach.
Rev. A. M. Work, of Perry, Ia, and
one Of the most fervent devotees of
Lake Kampeska. was q welcome guest
Wednesday when he dropped around
to indulge in his n weakness-ish-
ing. Rev. Mr.. Work was so anxious
to match his wits with those of the
pike that he, equipped with minnows,
lunch, etc, rowed to an old fayoriteI
pike hole only to find that he had
forgotten the wherewithai necessary
Ito lift them from their cool depths
Into the boat, Another quick trip to
he fish pole rack was necessary.
Henry and Clark are both well rep
resented by the camping fraternity at
the lake. Parliament and Sasse. Jim
Paterson and George Ghristopherson.
with families are all vacationating
this week. The Clark element con.
siats Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Shers
wood who are guests Of Art Fountain