Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-23
start from the northwest viii be made
from ST, Paul tomorrow evening.


start from the northwest viii be made
from ST, Paul tomorrow evening.
The u. G. Mcfarland and the Carl
Johnson homes will be especially
gladdened during the holiday season
by a visit from Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
johnson. parents Of Carl and of Mrs.
Mcfarland, A. G. Johnson, Sr., Of
Omaha, and MI and Mrs G. ii. McNie
of KentWood, Ia, are also expected
to spend Christmas at the WatertoWn
homes mentioned,
r.. H. Austin, Of Bruce. has sold his
dwelling house to G. H. Wiebers and
will move to WatertoWn with his fam
lily, where he and his partner, Fred
Schultz, have a real estate office.
They will also retain their office here
in the Bank of Bruce, The people of.
Bruce regret the departure of SO
prominent q family and the different
social organizations will miss Mrs.
Austin.-Brookiags Register.
Al the home Of the brides mother
Mrs. j.. e. Spencer, Saturday evening
occurred the marriage of Miss Hattie
Spencer and Mr.. James III. Bowman,
REV. f. e, Lewis officiating. The
young couple VIII make their home in
this city and will be '.at home to
their numerous friends after the mid
die of January. Mr. Bowman repre-
isents the American Tobacco company
of New York in the South Dakota
field,
The home Of Mr.. e9d Mrs ~. IS.
Mather is e~nligened by a holiday visit
from Miss Beryl, who is teaching IN
The Redfeld schools, Miss Brownie,
who is stenographer in the law office
of Congressman Royal G. Johnson and
partners at Aberdeen, and Thomas
attending the Iowa university. When
three such young people congregate
under one roof after a separation Of
some months there is likely to be
something doing every minute d
the day.
The public school skating rink is
now ready for the winter sport, hay
ing been formally opened yesterday
morning. The rink has been moved
to the northern part OF the ground
next to the warming rooms. whose ca
4pacity has been materially Increased
4 Attendants are present during al
open hours for the maintaining OF or
der and to render such assistance as
may be necessary. Last winter this
rink was the scene OF much gayety
and was greatly enjoyed by large
numbers.
Colonel G a. Dodds, writing a card
Ito The Saturday News, pastes thereon
a notice clipped from a Pasadena pa
pc to this effect: IAN invitation has
been extended to all visitors from
South Dakota wintering in southern
California to attend the regular meet
ing of the South Dakota State SociI
city, in Assembly hall, First and
Broadway, tomorrow evening. A mu-
steal and literary program will be
offered, following which doughnuts
land coffee will be served to the
guests. The next meeting Of the
South Dakota people viii take place
, at a picnic to be he'd at Sycamore
Grove, January s, which is to be the
first outdoor gathering OF any state
society for the new year
The death Of Mrs. N. b. Hull, moth
E + Of Mrs. Sam Chesterfield, Is an
nounced. Mrs. Hull died at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. G. II. Akeroyd,
residing on East Kemp venue. The
deceased was n OF the pioneers OF
the western part Of the county, hay:
iins resided there for many years,
prior to her coming to Watertown
about three years ago She expected