Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-23
Correspondence
,PuMPING STATION, LAKE KAN
PEskA.

The Morrises are now cozily en-
sconsed In their bungalow at Quoiia
Beach. 1t has taken some work to
get it into ~shape-and Rem is putting
on the finishing touches himself dur
ing his vacation. The outside is
shingled and oiled, with trimmings OF
white. The inside finished in conpo
board, tinted. The living room in pale
green with chintz hangings to match,
the bedrooms in pale rose color and
hight blue, with corresponding fur
~nishiIlgs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom and little
Ransoms have moved out to Maydale
for the summer. Rert has made
quite a reputation for himself in his
cement work at the lake. This year
he Is planning to repair the walk
along the bank, which has been I'M
dermined by the high water and build
a cyclone cellar in the side hill back
OF the house. No fishing for him this
summer.
G.. G. Maxwell Is enjoying a visit
from his daughter, Mrs. VIM. OWsley,
and granddaughter, Janette, OF Aber-
deem, at his bungalow No. 1872 kam-
peska Boulevard, Hillcrest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Afford, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Richardson and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Miller, Of Huron, were over Sunday
visitors at the club house.
Attorney General Royal C. Johnson
and family are camping with Howard
Case and family at the Sam William
son cottage.
Mrs. Emma Anderson. of Milbank.
lis visiting the Shanstroms at the
pumping station.
The McKees are enjoying their sum
mer vacation in the Shurtleff cottage.
Gus Johnson and family, who have
been camping at the Ida Mulholland
cottage, moved in Wednesday. They
are enjoying a visit from Mr.. and
Mrs. Melrose, of st. James, Mimi.
The family of Chas. Wright of the
transfer line, are rusticating for the
week in the Arnold cottage at Hill
crest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Addison are
spending the season with the Parks
in their summer home.
The KiIey family, of the Grand no
tel, have Mrs. A. l.. CAROLS cottage
for the summer.
HI. A. johnson, OF Sioux City, is a
visitor at the s. II. Ohtness home,
Mrs. w. III. Radcliff and little daugh.
ten, also OF Sioux City, relatives OF
Mrs. Ohtness, are expected o
The Ohtness cottage is the only cot,
tage along the line that can boast of
electric lights. These + connected
up with the storage battery in the
automobile.
Mrs. Al. l.. Carroll and daughter
GIenella. spent Sunday at the Ransom
cottage, The party dined at the club
house in honor Of Miss Gien's birth.
day.
The dinner at the club house Sun.
day was excellent, not elaborate, but
well cooked and served. The cherry
pie made us think OF 1.-THE pie mother
used to make
We think the members of the Coun-
try club are to be congratulated In
securing SO proficient a host as Mr..
Clever. His good wife, Mrs. Clever,
takes q keen interest In the details
of the establishment and everything
Is bright and shining as a new PIN
an ideal place to rest and enjoy ones
self.
Teams We're busy this morning roll
ing down the gravel on the tennis
court at the Country club grounds.
The golf links are Low in fine shape.
Peter sieyerts, the nurseryman in
charge Of the Country club grounds,
was summoned 10 his farm at Candy
on account OF the rush of harvest.
Mrs. Sieyerts and daughter. Hazel.
Will remain until the first of August,
when their cottage will be occupied
BY Prof. Patterson and family, of