Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-16
STONY POINT.

STONY POINT.
Real old fashioned July weather /!
here. Days with the breath of a fur
mace at noon, the nights cool and
clear. Ideal camping days and a mul
titude from near and far have made
pilgrimages to fair Kampeska's shore
Old boys and girls and their young
sters have been catching the "twc
finger sign" of the old swimming hole
days and there have been some duck
ings, and "belly-1ops." All agree tina,
a good sousing in Kampeska's cool
waters is the only heat reducer that
works these hot days.
: The Foley Grays confirmed their
boast OF invincibility last Sunday
when they defeated Naples 10 to 8 in
a fast game of ball at the Point. For
the first seven innings both teams
played tight ball and the runs were
one each. In the seventh inning Fol-
ey by a series of safe hits and bum
heaves" Of their opponents landed
runs. This game VS. the second
of a series with Naples. A large
crowd vas present. Foley will play
the WATERFOWL Grays Sunday.
The campers fortunate enough to-
have good smellers made their way
Tuesday evening to the camp of Mrs.
Clarence Hayward, where they found
a complete layout for a wiener roast"
-savory coffee was cooking in al
great pot, and a bevy of young VOL
were enthusiastically roastingl
the dogs" at the ends of long sticks,
and incidentally bringing a pretty
blush to their cheeks. Soft pillows,t
and settles were placed in al
semicircle facing the large bonfire on
the beach. Midst bites of juicy
wieners, dill pickles, mosquitoes, and
songs and laughter all had a good
Miss Beatrice Bratager and
Miss Anette Wallace assisted Mrs.
Hayward. Art Fountain acted as in
Jim Richardson of Huron, com
nenced a lake cottage this week that
will be some bungalo' when com
Mrs. Richardson is the archi-,
,ect and says that the only thing Jim
plan is the size and location Of
he ice box. The camp will have q
thirty foot lake frontage, will be
guaranteed to be mosquito proof and
catch all the cool lake breezes.
Motor boatists of various degrees
If speed mania have been gettingi
much satisfaction the past week from
heir boats. The lake has been veryl
mooth and to skim over the lake
It eve with a cool breeze tanning the
lot surfaces of ones anatomy Is all
pleasant pastime when your
Ieighbors are %sweltering on the shore.
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Campers. Z
w. N. Arpin and family, of Clark,
escended on the lake Wednesday
nd had hardly unIoaded the family
rom the car. before he made for the
When it's 95 in the shade,
alters will find me submerged in the
is the card he has tackled to the
DOR of cottage No. 10. Mr.. and Mrs
]. Flanders, OF Vienna. are guests
Mrs. "a. e. Clough. OF Madison, and
.ughter, Eva, started mentioning mi
leir cottage Monday. Mrs. Clough's
granddaughter, Ernestine Sutton. is I
member OF the camp. DR.. Clough |
nd Ernest sutton will be visitorsl
yer Sunday. 4
Otto Baarsch and VIM. McGann, {
[ CLARK. were down for q days out- {
lg the first of the week. McGann
led fishing. Baarsch swimming. i
aarsch was more successful and az
If lowering his body temperature
20 degrees he persuaded Mel
ann to try the cnre. Both waded !,
ut till the cool waters lust tickled
heir chins and sang In chorus, aWet
I'VE dry goods and groceries but this