Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-11-26

MONDAY D ~ Ia
Tuesday a % 20
Wednesday. 10 l6 4
Thursday 20 10 II
Friday 20 46 20
Saturday II "a
Last week saw our first record this
fall or winter below the zero point,
the drop, too, was quite sudden from
a balmy air Of around thirty 10 fifty
above zero to within six of the divid
ing place on the thermometer Sun
day. Monday saw five below, Tues
day four below, Wednesday the same.
while on the following day, THURSDAY
it said ten below on the tube nj
prairie Lawn" Everybody was sort
of bumped up" and, too, We all stop
pei blowing.
The cold spell Of last year occurred
the second week of October. 1t last
ed about a week; snow fe'3 on the
18Th, 10th and the 2Ist. Tie lowest
temperature on book for this
spell is II above zero. The next bad
spell of weather took place GA tile
last week of the month, Octuher. and
the lowest temperature we lave is 4
above zero, with 10 and Il sort If
q young blizzard on the q Ii, the 4
above date was the 29th. The first
below zero for last year did uJt occur
until the 10th day OF The last month
of the year when we show i degrees
below zero.
Mrs. Moiln is helping at the "
Toms home, Mrs. Toms not being
able to attend to her work at this
time.
Mrs, Porter and Mrs. McKenna call
ed at the Kendall home Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. Bonner is said to have preach.
ed a splendid sermon at the church
last Sunday from the text Come thou
and all thine house into the ark"
We did not hear the sermon, but hay
ing heard the pastor preach some
very good ~discourses, we do not
doubt. We understand that all of the
ministers in WATERFOWL preached
from the same text on this day. The
occasion as we understand It, was
family day at the churches, Well,
the attending of The entire family at
church is indeed a fine thing and one
to encourage. May the day become
a popular n and, better. the habit
a much more common one.
Rev. Mr.. Bonner left Sunday evening
for KelIerton where he will hold a
series of meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Murphy were
guests OF Mas. Patrick Falyey Sun
day afternoon.
We saw our friend, Mr.. Ed. Selects,
while enrGute to the city Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs, &Gheets We're taking in
some dandy green headed ducks to
ke1
Mr.. and Mrs, Al Happier of Henry
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Crnft Sunday. Mrs, Lappier. with
Mr.. and Mrs, Croft. attended the song
service at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs,
u. H 0leson Sunday evening. We
had the pleasure of meeting them
Mr., and Mrs. Lappier were accom-
panied by their daughter. Miss Violet,
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Purcell called
upon Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Croft Sunday.
Mrs, Fred Sasse was taken quite
Ill at The beginning of the services at
the church and was obliged to return
to her home. We are very glad to
know that she is better at this time.
Her mother, Mrs. Wildman. and
brothers wife arrived to visit her
todaYl Monday.
We are sorry o hear that Mrs. Mary
Peterson of Richland, is but little im-
proved as yet. We sincerely hope to
hear better news from this estimable
lady soon.
Mr., and Mrs. g. III. Oleson and the
family spent the evening of the Goth
with Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Purcell and
the family. The day marked the 46th
milestone OF the life journey OF Mi.
pts ~ NIL $ TnaSsg y.,x.e g 1szlxxa - frnyx. &1,a j
looks or the man, Ia good for at least
4S more Of the same m%ilestones.
Here5s hoping that he may see them.
May he "iiye long and die quick"
Mrs. ]. J. Purcell and Mrs. o. OIL
Jacobs called upon Mrs. Sam Dean
Monday OF this week. airs. Dean says
that Sam wal down near Grover with
Mr.. Sasse the same day and reports
five weddings at that place within the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Oquist spent Sunday
at their old home. Lake Norden.
Mr., and Mrs. Fahnestock. of Wa
tertown called upon Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown Sunday afternoon.
MT. james Jenkins spent q few
dassa at the Wishard home the last
week.
sMr Iane Tobey. VIC regret to learn.
lost a number OF cows the past week.
tl tsanh III he train.
Mr.. Fred Brown has cree ed d com.
bined Ice and milk house thst Is very
han 4 Reds snpae hing that every
farN cusht to have the earliest
dffr5 $3.50
Mrs. Melehert Is confined to the
house with an attack of that foe OF
rheumatism
The entire world eyeept their pres
thy with the people Of Belgium.
AsAun hose giYtng Hnuf for the &
lief going to them are Mr. b. ID. Vince
fr aaeks MI Fred Sasse. Il.
MI. Dean. ]. and the Ladies Aid win
give
i M city Saturday We saw Fred
Brown, Sam Dean MIR and Mrs. Per.
ry Bnrks Joe Croft. Oscar Anderson
Haulon Purcell and Mr.. and Mrs. 1.
Saeses Eli Dleson also was iii the
city the same day.
Word fromMr, and Mrs. ii. Il.
Tigner states that they will likely