Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-02
Local Happenings

Local Happenings
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. q. r. Hess,
Thursday. August 26. 9 daughter.
Jack Frost hasn't skipped many
months this year.
Wanted-Cean cotton rags at the
Saturday News Office. 61tf
Campers at the lake have been pdr-
mitting their oyercoats to hug EN- Of
late.
Already the local authorities are
taking steps for the farmers insti-
tutes the coming winter.
Mrs. D. e. Wood returned the first
OF the week after visiting with friends
at Clear Lake.
Miss Lucille Gilbertson of Austin,
MINI, arrived in the city last week
FER a brief visit at the home Of her
uncle, Mr.. A. g. Hestad.
MISS LSuOId PdIc, VI WdtSTSOWA,
arrived Monday evening for a short
visit at the Cafa Bjorkman home.'1
Hazel Register.
Quite a large number of people OF.
the vicinity OF WatertoWn are plan
ming On taking in the state fair at
Huron the middle of this month.
MRS. DAVE Wolf, of Watertown.''
says the Hazel Register, was visit
ing at the tChas.. Harry and L. e.
Wolf homes several days last week"
Dr.. a. NJ Freeburg. Top l.or OF
Garnite block Special attention TO
surgical Hours 3 to s p. NJ.
Phones: ONCE, 24S0: res. 2479. l6tf
The glsar Lake papers report the
family of J.. w. Meyers as visiting at
the +. Kahn home. They were ac-
Gompanied home to Watertown by
Miss Maize Kahn.
Miss ruth Staley, we'll known by
Watettewn, people has returned to
her poet of duty at the p~ostoffice gem
eIal delivery window at Clear Lake,
after spending a vacation with friends
S. Is. Arnold and wife and O. B.
husband and wife went to WATERFOWL
by .anto Monday and remained until
Tuesday. visiting friends.-Gary In.
ter state.
Tev. and Mrs G. b. sKearns and
Family returned last week from a
Visit with friends in Iowa, particular
lily with Mr.. Kea1ns' parents at Mar
lion.
Ralph McMath and family, of Alb
erdaen, who We're in Ghe city last
m#sk as guests at the home of Mr..
McMath's parents, Mr.. and Mrs w
J. McMath, have returned home
DIR. E. o. GiHre and family have ne
mpved to their mHw horne on Second
avenue, formerly the G. w. Case
residence-onR of the most attractive
~rssidence properties in the city.
Mr.. E. E. DeGroff has reopened Iis
jHwelry store on Kemp avenue. The
complications of a fsW weeks aggD
Elsve clarified SO as to permit him to
resume business.
E. G. Mack was at WaterfDwH
Tuesday, accom- panyiEg his grand
sons, Lyle and Lloyd, who had bseI
visiting here Hfra were Returning to
tHeir home ut Fgorence-7Clark Pilot
Review.
Wanted-CIean cotton rags at THE
Saturday News office. ii
Mr.. and Mrs. a. T. Lynner hast
week enjoyed a visit from Mr. Lyn-
ner's mother, Mrs. Calie Lynner of
Westby, Wis. Mrs. Lynner left the
fore part of tine week for a visit
with friends in North Dakota.
Governor f. M. Byrne has appoint
led DR.. L. G.. HiTI as this CITY as a dele
gate to the Mississippi Valley Con-
ference on Tuberculosis, which takes
place at Indianapolis september 80
Ito October l, inclusive.
Miss Gladys Clegg," says the Hen
ry Independent, returned home from
WATERFOWL Sunday where she had
been visiting with John Clegg and
family. She was accompanied home
by Miss Ruth Clegg."
Mrs. Rose E. Graham came from
Watertown Tuesday to visit Mrs. DR..
Bates who was absent at Rochester
and so the lady was made welcome
at the Warner home until the three
train arrived.-Clear Lake Advocate.
Salesman-Capab1e specially maj
for S. ID. Staple line on new and ex-
ceptionaI terms. Vacancy now. At
tractiSe commission contract. $35
weekly for expenses. Miles F. Blk
Ter Co, 254-35 Carlin Bldg, Cleveland,
10. adv 12*
John Leo and sister, Of Watertown.
Ispent Sunday in the city visiting at
1.-THE Mike Whooley home. They came
from the live city by auto with fnten-
Itions of returning, but the rain caused
them to remain over until Monday
Clear Lake Advocate.
The Clear Lake Advocate says that
Mr.. VIM. Mahneke recently closed a
deal whereby he becomes the owner
of a quarter section of land northwest
of Watertown. He expects to remove
to Codington county, with his family.
some time next month.