Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-09

mass. Rain or shine, unless the
waves are terrifcally high, she usual
'ly wends her way across the lake
Or down the bay, for an encounter
| with the flnny tribe-and h gen
orally comes out first best, too. she
lis an enthusiastic admirer OF Kan
neska's waters and inviting beaches.
Among the Campers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur S. Glass and
children opened camp Monday in the
Whiting cottage and have christened
it decided Rest" Mr.. and Mrs. ;,
D. Binford and family were guests
this week, s. B. -.
"camp Bismarck" named in honor
of the new sensation soon to be placed
on the market in the form of a world
beating cigar, was established last
week and has been the scene OF much
gayety and entertaining the past
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. eaudette
and Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Gesley are in
corporators of the camp and have
been issuing shares of comfort and
hospitality to a host of friends and
relatives Some of the guests at the
camp are Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Lord, OF
,IWillow Lakes, Mrs. c. A. Stanton and
Mrs, Nj. &C. Wheeler of New YORK,
aunts OF, Mrs. Gesley: Mr.. and Mrs
| A.. NJ. Johnson Of Watertown, Misses
IA Sasse,, Marie Stockwell, Valerie
B%eaudette.% E. Kranze. Miss May
cameron, of Winnipeg, Canada, is a
.{'vajitor this week. Mr.. qesley's
mother with family and Messrs. John
and Lawrence O'Toole we're guests at
theleamp over the Fourth.
! Miss Bee Patterson, of Baltimore,
1 Maryland, is a guest of Miss Stella
at Miss Dory's cottage this
.,week,e Roy and Harvey pory and
, We're Mccain are chaperones.
i Mrs. R. Teigen and daughter Re
gina,-of Sioux Falls, are the guests
of Mrs. L. L. Bratager and Miss Bea
trice this week in their camp, "Olt
MAIDS Rest" 4 @s-s"s
Mrs J. "a. Carlisle with her nieces
Grace and Margaret Wells, Adelint
, Englesby and Ward Wells are driving
dull care away in Camp "Breakfas
Late" this week.
Miss Grace McBath is hostess to
party Of young people for a week
81 Mrs, Roy Uhrich is chaperon. Other
/ in the party are Daphne Bennett
lELeona schiiesmann. Earl McBatl
. Twas a guest Wednesday.
: Camp Harris Ease was formal,
opened last week when Mr.. and Mrs
w. Hart, Of Bryant, with so1
Robert. and Miss Clara Knudtson al
, rived at the beach. William Burns
of Holyoke, Moss, and Carlos Ma
! dero. of New Work are the guest
' Of Robert.
q Miss Nellie Rowe, a former res
Il dsnty OF Watertown, is the guest c
h Miss Rhoda Fahnestock at "'Woodbin
3 Rest" the last Of this week.
IL G. H. Draper and wife, of Omahs
are Kampeska-ating this week in tn
Luck cottage.
! DR.. Staley and A N. Forcht, G
Hazel were fishers and guests at tn
a Hazel camp Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Newcomb, c
california, with daughter, Mrs. Cha
e Cosgrove and children, Of Henry, an
Grace Boyd are occupying the Ros
Il cottage this week.
H. A. Hildebrandt headed a part
OF campites who took refuge in IBID
d Wee for a two weeks outing
, Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Rayfeld, of Kal
J sas, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed H%ildebrandt, {
, F~airberry, Neb. and r. e. Harade
!, OF WATERFOWL, with Miss Westeel
mdhe up Inc party.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Ryalls and fan
lily r camping this week In thel
cottage. Miss Doris had a close ca
, the first Of the week while swimming
Diving from her boat, the wind ca,
ried 1t from her SO quickly that sh
was unable to catch up with it. Whe
nearly exhausted and a distance fror
the shore she called to her father an
kept afioat until he had swami out t
where she was, when he assisted he
to gain shallow water.
Camp Hayward has been a bus
place the past week. Between FISH
Ling trips Mrs. Hayward has entertain
led many friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Mr.