Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-10-22

KAMPESkA.

Mrs. Oauist called upon Mrs. Ken
dali Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. o. %. Jacobs, of Gilro}, Gal,
lis III Watertown Sor a visit with her
O tB. J. Jacobs and family and old
time friends. We hope to see her
out to Kampeslsa and vicinity.
.Mr. and Mrs. Tnylor( Of Mereland,
Iowa, who have been visiting with
MIR. and Mrs. lE. u. Oleson and fam
lily, departed for their home Wednes-
day forenoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Donnelly anG
Miss Matte DonneBy, Of WATERFOWL,
Messrs. Homer Marshall and George
Croft, Miss Muriei and Miss Georgia
were callers at the J. j. Purcell home
Sunday
A lecture of considerable interest,
we take it, will be given at the hall
in Kams1eska this week Thursday
evening by Mr.. Frank Whitehouse, a
veteran ,pS the Civil WIT. All invit-
ed.
Miss Raby Rand, of Gary, spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
and friends in the vicinity. In com
papy with Mr.. Ronald Dean. Miss
Rand called at the Gus Refneclde
home north Of Henry. Mr.. Reineke
is not well at present. Miss Ruby
stated her father and mother were
well, although her mother has poor
spells occasionally. Elmer and
George are in Minneapolis. George
is In the street car service.
Mr.. and Frs. Ed Sweet, of Wa
tertown, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Rand. Mr.. Sweet Is a brother
of Mrs. Rand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sasse spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Sasse near Watertown,
Miss Savage, in charge Of the
school near the Will Ostrander home,
spent Saturday with her parents in
the city.
Zene Tobey is a busy man these
days, getting out material for the
new farm home and with Its building
and the regular work OF the farm and
dairy.
Mrs. Dean told me a bit of news,
but 1T Is not for this week, because it
is a secret as yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Glidden and
family. Of near Eirod, have recent
iy moved into their newly purchased
farm home. the place formerly occu
pied by Mr.. and MIRA. Will an
Streik, west Of Kampeska, Mr.. Gid
den is making some improvements in
the way OF new hog house. lawn fence,
etc. Mr.. Glidden is a veteran auc-
tioneer.
Have you seer the large CD comet?
Perhaps 1t is Halley's back again.
You know 1t was losing its tail ap-
parently when 1t recently appeared
and possibly 1t lost the rest of it and
so enabled 1t to make a very quick
trip--cut out the rs year business,
you see, Ell?
Rev. Mr.. Bonner preached at Kan
peska last Sabbath day. Services
next Sunday at the regular hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oquist called upon
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Sunday afternoon,
"A new telephone, No. 25Ri Is now in
stalled In the Ives home, south place,
for their convenience.
Mr.. Porter assisted l.. G. Tracy
with the cement flooring Of the new
hog house Monday and Tuesday of
this week.
And now some mar who no doubt
thinks he has said something right
in line and In the nick of time, has
disclosed that he gravely questions T
this country Is prepared for war.
We've been acutely wondering why
some great 60 orator has not astound
ed us with this startling ~ bit of
news ere this. My %goodnessi No
patriotic citizen will sleep for a month
now until something Is accomplished
- n :, ~ ~ tLfe8 ~ xx,r,,l .0p1stt Ia snfr
which this great domain has un-
knowingly and sadly slipped or drift
ed. Sit down please, dear sir; our
worthy president is trying his best to
keep the war spirit of our nation
quiet at this critical period of the
worlds history and we will all do
mighty we'll indeed IL we very care
fully abide by his patriotic wisdom
and supreme craftsmanship. Our
Uncle Samuel has quite a reputation
as d fighting man when It's needfnl,
and | don't feel that Germany, Russia,
France or England will especially
pick up a quarrel with him Just at
this time. Indeed. let us pray sin
cerely that the Prince of Peace, the
great Lord of BATTLES may keep u
beloved land from the huge maels
strom seething now across the water.
American factories and farms now
need to run ut full capacity there is
money in 1T and the world needs it
80 TO be. We may have to use stern
measures with old Mexico yet, but no
worry. dear sir, that well not be able
to handle the case. So please be
seated, dear sir, and do not holler
war or war preparations. they cost
money7--yea, sometimes much more,
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APpLE6Y.
Appleby begin to look quite Gifted
with its new improvements o II the
Smith elevator and the II Conner
farm.
Prof. A. W.. Palm called at the
Robert Schulz home Friday.
Misses Minnie, Fenna and Jake
Jutting made calls at the Scfiarn and
Schulz homes Sunday.
Miss Clara Chixick visited Miss
Tarbell.s school "Wednesday.
The dance held at Chandler's had