Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28

few DAYS have been regular old cold
ones Twenty~six below this mon
6ayl morning. But then. we're get
ting on alright in spigLt of high
a; winds. cold weather and costly -four.
The temperature the past week &C
/ coriing to our record was:
Morn. Noon Eve.
Sunday 10 ,
! Monday 10 20 20
Tuesday IA Is II
I Wednesday g 2 IS
Thursday is 4 i
Friday Is 6 l
Saturday Is l Il
DR.. Richard Wheelock and wife of
/ Wiiiiston, n. D., arrived the first of
this week for a visit with Mr.. Wheel
/ ock's parents, Mt. and Mrs e. D.
Wheelock, We had the pleasure OF
meeting the doctor,
The Ladies Aid society held a very
| enjoyable oyster social at the hall
last Friday evening. The net pro-
| ceeds were a little over S12. 1t is to
be regretted that o little trouble In
which fists were used occurred be-
/ tHasa a couple of Watertown young
zaeu and the same number OF the
( Hcys Of the vicinity OF our little burg.
( VIC were not present and did not see
/ he alfair aud our informant stated
ia aot know where the blame
4 rested or what was the cause of the
( setto. bnt that he could not see that
nv h;ame could be attached to the
ladies', or others present at the hall.
We believe that this is the first thing
Of this kind that has occurred to mar
| the fair name of our little town hall
during the several years it has been
in service. and ii is to be greatly
hoped that 1t will be many a day be-
fore such a thing will be repeated.
We saw James Rand in the burg
Saturday. He stated Mrs. Rand. Rex
the twin cities; that he saw George
and Elmer both were we'll. As were
his parents.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Oquist Tuesday night last
week. Unfortunately the little lady
was destined to live but a little
while, the ordeal of birth proving too
much for her. The sympathies of
their many friends go to Mr.. and
Mrs. oauist at this time but all re-
iioice that the little mother is getting
along ~spienSidiy. The little body
was laid 10 rest at Lake Norden, the
parents former home, the father and
/ Messrs. A. w. Palm and Joshua Pur-
cell accompanying the remains in an
anto to that place Thursday.
Il. Fl. Oleson is the possessor of a
new automatic cream separator,
brought to the farm the first of the
week by Mr.. Hubbard OF Henry. We
suppose Eli will now squeeze TIE
last drop from all the COWS just to
see 1t separate,
John and Richard Tigner called
at the Joe Purcell home SundagI
Earl Tigner Is still confined to the
house with his injured knee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Murphy and
children called upon Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Purcell Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. E.. III. Oleson and
Joseph Purcell were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. b. q. Jacobs in the
city Sunday. Mrs. o. o. Jacobs leaves
Cal. Her relatives and friends have
greatly enjoyed her visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Purcell and
Lester spent the first of the week
with relatives and friends in the
city. Mfr. and Mrs. Joshua Purcell
returned the middle OF the week from
their visit In the city.
Morris Burk stated there was no
news Ia his neighborhnod.
We much regret To learn that Mrs.
X ., H~itdebrandt ii still very weak
nd confined Id her bed.
A lively baby boy Id reported to
have arrived at the home OK Mr, and
Mrs. George Williams today Mon
dayt, No particulars. but here,s 10
's littIe TIARA long life and ALI
SEQ things
~ had q pleasant call In com
pang viii Mrs Esaaali, upon Mr..
Nh asss S5HfTick Bys ~ Ekaag sgea+
ing. We helped Fat fU snstail their
A1sddtH Iish ing You
81 rf = the gseam III t1l8 Esgisf fiji
the window as ycu pass on i dark
might.
Gay Meparran called af the
Joe Purcell home Motday ayenanY
his week. Guy Rad returned from
he city. He had taken his mother
home after visit ID ihe boys at the
farm.