Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-02
Local Happenings

e. w. Munson transacted business
at Sioux Falls last week.
Miss Viola Pieper returned Satur-
day from a visit with friends at South
Shore.
Geo. T. Hipp, when last heard from
was having a fine time on his hunting
"trip in Minnesota.
y. B. Hanten spent Thanksgiving at
Springfield. Mimi, at the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. ochs.
p. A. Washhurn sends a remit
lance from California to keep The
Saturday News going to his address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Dawson have re-
turned from q brief trip to the twin
~cities where they visited with friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Glen Yeamans spent
Thanksgiving at the home Of Mrs.
yeamans' parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Korns. at Tracy, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ivanusch, after
Spreading Thanksgiving with friends
in this city, returned to heir home at
Redheld.
Miss Marie Schaller and Miss Cert
rude Sheldon came home to spend
Thanksgiving. They are attending
the University of Minnesota
The pastor Of the FIRST Methodist
|ehprch. Rev, F. z, Lewis, has re.
turned from his old home at Indian
apolis. Ind,
III Professor Ferguson, Of the athletic
department OF the city schools, spent
Thanksgiving at Elk Point with
friends.
The Baptist congregation consem
plates the enlargement OF the church
and a rearrangement of the Interior
Steps have already been taken to IN
dertake the preliminary work
w. s. Peck, accompanied by Mrs
PECK, returned last week from a SO
journ Of a Few weeks In California
during Which they took in the expo
sition.
Herman Zeck called Monday to re
Eew his subscription to The Satur
day News, which has been payina
weekly visits for a long time. Nv
need it in our home" he declared.
Miss Clella Meadows, after spend
ing Thanksgiving at the home of ha
4 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Meadows
returned tosher studies at the Dsskob
Wesleyan university at Mitchell.
DR.. anu Mrs. l.. G. Fill went Il
Oklahoma City last week to attsnda
meeting of the surgeons xf the fRu1sa
1 Island, The doctwor was on the ,pra
gram for an address before Che sas
ISOLATION.
Another aenterprising Farmer to sdyo.
I'm to renew his subscription carry
ing him forward towards the end Q
1915, X &C. ]. Brumbsngh, of Kan
q peska. Hesmade us "a brief call Of
Tuesday.
Herman Iange, of Henry, WIZ
brief caller this week He came i
Ito leave a Few plunks with She tbusi
mess end of The Saturday NJ VS.
8 live can't get along without It. 20
know" ile said.
Judge Nethaway, assistant attnTne
general of Minnesota, spent Thanks
giving in this city, a guest OF hi
son. C. Fl. Methaway, representa-
the L. C. Smith typewriter in thi
territory.
4 Monday morning showed the ff1el
nonneter CLOSE to zero, the govern
ment record indicating 8 degree
above zero Wsaen the cold starts il
this neck o. the woods it keeps fagh
on a-coming.
Miss Elma Il. aSchutt and Mr. FIsnl
is. Kase of Altamont, we're marie
last week at the k:home of the bride
parents, Second street N. E., Rey. iii
Sauer Officiating. THE young eoupl
} will reside on a harm near Aatamon'
: C.. e. Warner, more familiar:
known as plain Gene" when he live
IN this city, was up from Sioux Fall
attending to b~usiness matters las
week. Mr.. Warner is the genera
agent for the Dakota Western InsuI
ance company.
There will be a meeting of the Cod
ington County Agricultural Extension
association in this city dn Decembe
7-next Tuesday. The annual re
ports Of Officers will be presented AM
Prof. Palm will report on the woTl
of the past year. The annual cleo
lon of officers will also take place