Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-02-05

parents. N. ;. Is looking after Henry's
affairs while the latter is in the hos
p!tal.
Alexander Purcell visited with his
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Purcell
and Lester Sunday.
Hanlon Purcell, who has been in the
ice business with Geo. Williams, Is
laid up with a lame back. 1t seems
Hanlon was injured in the back some
time ago and has never fully recover
ed form the accident.
Geo. Dean was in the city Saturday
Ronald Dean returned from Aber
deem. where he has been attending a
tr"actioneering school the past two
weeks, to Watertown Saturday. He
spent Saturday night with his friend,
! Vern Croft, coming out home today.
A. A. Carnes was in the city Satur-
day.
Frank Carnes and Vernon Porter
called at the James Heathcote place
Sunday enroute for Chain Lakes
whittier they yer in search of certain
0doriferous animals for their hides.
Miss Marie Carnes and Miss Doris
Porter spent the evening Sunday with
ye scribe and lady.
Fred Brown hauled another load of
the week past. Fred has disposed of
around SO fine fat porkers this win
ter. His helper, Mr.. Henry Jankord,
returned the last Of the week. He
had been at his parental home near
Florence for a couple Of weeks.
Mrs. Brown, a lady of affairs her
and butter maker, was In the city on
business Saturday.
We saw the pleasant faces (no sat
ire gentlemen) of Messrs. Oscar An
derson and Eric Anderson in the lake
city Saturday. Mr.. Anderson lives
now southeast of his former home, his
farm being northeast of Grover,
Fred Sasse spent Friday night with
his son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Sasse, and Saturday went on to Re.
viIio to spend the Sabbath day, re-
turning home the first of the week.
Mr.. Sasse plans to put up ice this
week.
Miss Grace Tigner was among the
sick people the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rand and Rex
were guests at dinner at the Mel
ebert home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Purcell called upon
Mr.. and Mrs. Rand Saturday evening.
Mr.. Rand states that he ran across
section. while he was in Minneap-
ellis.
Services will be held in the church
next Sunday at the regular hour. Mr.. |
Bonner will preach at two o'clock, fol-
lowed by the Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Purcell called
upon Mr., and Mrs. William Streick
last week Tuesday evening.
The stork seems to be hoveringI
around west Of the burg of late; now
he has alighted at the home of Mr..
and Mrs, Frank Daily and left a little
boy.
Mrs. Hammond is i'll at this writing.
Mrs. Morris left Saturday in response
10 a telegram from her sister, Mrs.
Carr, for Rochester with Mrs. Carr's
children. Mrs. Carr was not expected
To live, however, a later telegram an
sioiinces that Mrs. Carr is better and
may come home.
Mrs. Oscar Edison came out from
the city on the early train this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Williams visited
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mcfarland and family
md also with the husbands parents,
&&r. and Mrs. Charles Williams of
~ in Mrs. Williams brother,
Tom Mcfarland, is suffering from dia-
betes. A recent visit to Rochester,
gave him but little hope of recovery.
Mrs, oleson called upon Mrs. Ken
dali today.
Miss Doris Porter is o helping
Mrs. Fred Heathcote. Fred was in
the city Saturday.
y 9 Tracy n lady Tracy were
&C the farm Friday. They spent the
night at the carnes home. Lee was in
Thomas buying hogs the last Of the
week.
2. 2. MeDougall called at Prairie
Lawn Friday afternoon. Mr., McDou
gall is q successful farmer and stock
but is growing in age and catch
ing 9 Whit OF the peach blossoms of
the ozarks to the south. seems IN
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