Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-02-25

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HAnsss.that dfSt~inguishingI
ldinerence between uss farmers and5
1.-THE city fefIoWs We're AIWays hon
fesfs q kn0w@Hhen theysM taIking
ONT lod about us MI Hin Is cert
ltainIy genial gentleman M the
friends whom he met ia WateFtuwn
Twin be pleased III have An opportunity
10 chat With him again
Victor Jones came over from Clark
Ito assist his uncle, o.. f. re-
| from the Granite block to the new
Quarters In the Citizens National bank
Il building Victor and David Jones'
/ IL, made the dust ay-theress no
| others exact name for. 1t, n-otwithsfand
| Ing the snow and sleet and ice which
lowered the parernent-in removing
the goods from one side OF the street
to the other d. +. made the mistake
OF hiring other men earlier iii the!
month Two snch fellows as Victor
and David, Jr. could have cleaned
q out the whole outfit In fifteen minutes
had they been turned loose on the
stock.
The Knights H Pythias enjoyed
what is commonly termed d @big
feed Monday evening when the re-
cent losers ii the lodge contest tset
EN- up for the entire body. At 4
o'clock in The afternoon the lodge was
convened for the purpose az work in
. the second rank and at 6.3G fhe4san-
quet began, COMMENSURATE oyster
! cocktail and eleSing with tcecream,
; baked potatoes and juicy beef and all
! the other edibles having teen sand
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toned. Later the lodge reconvened
and followed with work In the third
rank. instructing several candidates
in the final mysteries of the order.
AT Monday moons meeting OF the
Commercial club the question OF q
. spring automobile show was preached
by President Noodle, who suggested
!, that before the large tabernacle to be
& used for the ~eTaugelistic meetings Is
torn down if might be well to consid.
! er whether it could not be advantag-
/ eously employed for such an exhibit
e ton. The matter was referred to a
committee. 1T was also determined
/ to oppose the increase Of freight
t rates on coal and the traffic committee
| was instructed to take such steps as
may seem necessary in IN effort to
a. hGGp gIlG f9Jb 0u Luz ~ n tiiC
present figure, II possible.
Have you tried our lunch and
soda fountain serviee2 If not, do
: SO stoday-youM be more than pleas
8 ed. WatertoWn Candy Co, corner
! Kemp and Maple
i William g. Gesley, who occupied
the position of clerk of courts Tor
4 many years, but who retired the
al first of the year. giving way to
Ralph HorsWiII, has leased Office
Il rooms on the second floor of the
= First National Bank building and
J will devote his attention to the
practice Of law. Mr.. Ges1ey is So
s we'll known in this section OF the
J. state that an introduction is wholly
i unnecessary. During the time he
s served as clerk of courts he COM
pIeted his studies in law and was
admitted to the bar. but waited
until retiring from office before for
maIly beginning his career in his
profession. John Weber viii also
have his law office on the same floor
! with Mr.. Gesley.
81 The many friends of H. r .Dav,
" lin, who resided in this city for sew
fvl tIdl ltIeAi1 WdSaEiSaSEd ~
the real estate and investment bus
mess, win be panied to learn that
III he met death at his home in Min
neapolisilast Monday. The Journal
of that city contains a brief report,
al attributing the cause to an aeef-
discharge of 8 shotgun which
L. MI. pavlin had just taken from the
wall. 1t is reported that he cOnteIn-
plated q rabbit hunt and in some
manner, unknown to the family,
q the gun was discharged, the entire
Is load penetrating the victims alb
domen. II it were what is called 3
3 hammer gun it might easily have
e occurred, for the hammer might
have struck against some obstacle
y and caused the discharge. Friends
OF the family in this city extend
their heartfelt sympathy to Mrs
u Davlin and the children.
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