Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-30

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Misses ,Ruth and MuIiei Choit' ~
sisted Mrs. Dean part of the pas
waak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean attended III
wedding OF Miss Ruth Dawson Inc
report a very enjoyable time ana
pleasantly arranged wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred oSasse ana MI
and Mrs. James Rand and M"sUe
Rex also attended the wedding. Ike
acted as flower boy for the occasion
Miss .Muriel Croft was in the cou'
ty seat Saturday to take her WuS'
Lesson. Mr.. Croft accompanied hei
The friends OF Miss Eva Tessie
win regret to learn ;thathhe so''o0
work has again been interrupted "
a physical Inability TO stand ihSiu'
life and studies. All hope she MAY
outgrow the trouble and Sill De ANY
to do some COED high schoq' "orA d.
she greatly desires. 49,,
A fourth son was born 10 "NI
Mrs. George Mcgenna Wednesday Oh
last week, All are doing we'll
We are glad to mote that MES Wv
son, who was quite sick a "eeN 'e''
is better at this time.
Miss Ruby Rand, teaching seheo az
Gary. spent a day or so acre TO WISH
relatives and especially 10 attend "ne
wedding OF her friend n COUSIN
Miss Dawson, of Waterfowl
Mrs, J. ). Purcell assisted at lls
Oleson home several days the paS'
week.
Mrs. Fred M. Brown carried 'nS'
onors in the butter exhlplt a' u
state fair this year, making her three
,,mes 4 blue ribbon winner Wlth he'
butter. twice in the cc:c:; "no oi'e
at the state fair. A record one heeu
not be ashamed of at all. Mrs. blo"n
hos pood equipment at Lakeside Farm
and. too, is a thorough student Oh 'No
business. ,
The young people Of the William
SNYDER home, the Misses august anu
edith Melchert and Alfred ohyuel
.nart sunday afternoon at the John
Schultz home,
Messrs, Joe and Joshua Purcell
were putting up their silo the last ~
4ba week. quitting her up 10 s'ay
this time said Mr.. Purcell we Il
walt and see, Joe.
Miss Gertrude Bird of district w.
6. Richland township spent saeuiuas
with mother and sisters IN "''0'
- tho
Mr., q. A. Tracy spent a day at inc
farm during the past week "A oauen
Tar Mrs. Baker, Of Seattle, Washihs-
ION also spent apart of the weeA
1t the farm, the guest OF her s.S'ei'
Mrs. William Toms, and husband.
we hear that Mr.. Dave Croehan
was completely hailed out by iast
weeks hail as far as corn vas cor
,erned and great damage lone 70 his
grain in the shock. Luck that
same SO late in the season anu ~
the growing crop OF smah
grain. t,a
Tbe most important news OF the
week. news we very regret "
mint, il that Of the death OF our mueh
friend, Mr.. B. G. Lv"is'
which has Just occurred, sunday OF
Monday, at Nashua, Iowa. Mrs' Lewis
nod recently been called to Iowa pc
aus Of the serious illness Of her
father, Mr.. Allison, who is quite an
did gentleman. AS he seemed TO 1ali
quite rapidly, Mr.. Lewis, too, went
to be with Mrs. Lewis and the par
ents, Mr.. Lewis was taken sick soon
after getting aboard the train. With
the help OF a physician he rallied
and was able to proceed to Iowa.
Here he was again taken ill from
which he did not ecover. Mrs. Tur-|
ner, Mrs. Lemon and Mr.. Bert Lewis
I'M response to a telegram, left Sat
urdas last for Iowa and with the be-
renvea wife and mother will accom-.
pany the deceased to the South Da-
kota home, We believe Mr.. Allison
is somewhat improved at this time.
FLORENCE.
Nj, shiiipness Of Chicago, spent the
week at the A. A. Morrison home,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Burnstad, Mrs,