Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-08

writing, but we did not learn where
or why. A lady and gentleman are
helping at the farm in her absence
Mr.. Oleson and sons were on the
market with beef cattle the first OF
the week.
We understand one OF the Target
crowds ever seen in WATERFOWL &C
CURED show day.
Stony Point saw a big crowd also
the 4t1. Messrs. Williams sold con
pletely II of cream, pop, etc the
afternoon, however. was guile warm
and folks were after coolers.
Attendance at chautauqua has been
very good but not nearly Ms large as
1t should be. However, quite a lot
of outside attraction this week anu
past week. We have had nj very
fine lectures, indeed. Unless the
Cambridge players redeemed them
selves In the evening I've saw them
in the afternoon) they are the lam
est, cheapest talent w ever had greet
us from a chautauQua platform. FROM
this we except the modest. sWee'
faced little lady who sans so TeTE &C
certahly. She is out o. Place ne
fear with the Cambridge PLAYERS As
we say, unless the company Te0fehE1
themselves al night, and We AaTHtt
think they did SO because II capable
ppf so doing they would surely nave
9avoided the need. However, III Ut
Ng Poon Chew, Chinese patTtoE
statesman, scholar, Traveller and OF
ator, we had a lecture that made fAf
session of the afternoon a worthy ule
indeed, Seldom have we heard q
more eloquent, dramatic, SchHi'
and able lecture than he gave us.
Sure-we must have & chaEt2uqaa
in 1916.
The Ladies' Aid met al the ho13s
of MIR. and Mrs. Everett Whee}ack
proved % be one of the best attended
OF the year with a proceeds OF $3.50
from the luncheon served The gen
tlemen of the Farmers Elevator &C.
business meeting took dinner #lt1
the ladies. Attending the Ai& from
WATERFOWL were Mrs. c. Faivsy. Mira
ID. WheeLock, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
DAWSON and Mrs. Tom Croft
Mrs. Smith is visiting as tIse &ozae
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. WheebCEk-
She is asssster OF Mrs. Wheeiock
Mrs. Morgan and three chi5drsL
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs EvESssl
fWheeiock. mrs Morgan is I daughter
Mr.. Grover Stevens met q RAILWAY
engine with his automobile the Eaid.
die Of the week while in Grovey. The
auto was hedlv damaged. Very for.
tnnately, MIR. SRsvens and his czo7n.
panions were but slightly injured
Mr.. and aiTs. X. c. Green and Mas,
Ter Johnnie are IA Missouri visiting
their parents and other relatives. 4
Mr.. Murphy is taking care Of the C.
& N. w. depot in their absence
Mrs. William Mcfssrran Is Waiting
friends and relatives In Minnesota al
this time. Mrs. McFerran reTRTnad
with her three brofhsss who arg beEe
on d sgasit,
Miss Palm. OF Lake Sorden, has
been a guest of her nepaeR and -gaeas
Mr.. and airs. Ben OQuIst.
MI. and Mrs. Ed KinkAid Of Henry,
were guests of Mr. ard Mrs. TggEeg
Sunday. Mr.. August Ms3caer1, faE
Misses Augusta and EdisA and Alfred
Snyder called at the Tigner home
Sunday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Bonner, Q ClaE-
ence, and MIR. a. Jaehn ealbae al tbs
Melchert home the arBt Of It's week
We had the pleasure land pleasure
ii wasl of a call at the lev home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. a.. NJ. Tessier Tuesday
OF this week, also of helping partake
while there of some regular yellow
legged chicken and onle OF Miss
Eva's chocolate cake. Al and Claude
are helping build the mammoth stock
and dairy barn on the Walker Bros.
ranch north OF the city. Mr. and
Mrs. Tessier have a very nice little
cottage In the northwest part OF the
city. Miss Eva is taking music and
china painting. Mrs. Tessier stated
they did not know as they would stay
here as she had been troubled badly
with asthma.
Joe Croft ran a nail into his foot
a few days ago. He was forced 70
call upon a doctor but at this time
seems to be much better.
Hugh Croft has been calling upon
relatives In Kampeska and vicinity.
We called upon our genial friend.
Alex DAWSON, while IN the city the
first Of the week. and found him as
pleasant as v Rev. and Mrs.
Riley and three of the girls were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson the
frst OF the week. They nov hail
from Iowa.
Miss Evelyn Brown of Sioux Falls,
Is d guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Brown. This makes three little ladies
about Of a size at the lakeside farm
for the summer. The girls say Uncle
Fred is d regular kid fer fun.
Mr.. John Resntsma was a city Wis
itor the last De The week trying to
find an owner for a team that came
to his place.
While dit Stony Point a little while
the 4th, we met Mr.. Ludlow Fahnes-
took who is spending part OF his yaca-
tion from Ames college at their cot
fage at the Point.
At the meeting OF the stockholders
of the Farmers Elevator company Of
Eampeska the following officers We're
elected. President, Cleveland Falvey;
vice president, j. ]. Purcell; secre.
tary, +. NJ Brown and treasurer, IL.
Z. Rice. We hope to give a state
ment Of the years business the next
issue.
Nj. and Mrs. Clyde Spooner, Mr..
and Mrs. Louie Brickell and children
DR. Iaisk and Mr.. and Mrs. Limon