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The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

After what Dick had said | was
very nervous for fear he would be
sulky In the morning. Much to
my surprise, however, when Kitty
came to the breakfast table after
dressing In Aunt Mary's room, he
rose and placed a chair for her
with the utmost cordiality.
my dear Kitty" he said, "you
are certainly as sweet as June
morning"
Kitty rose to the occasion beau
tifully and ignored the fact that
she had seen him the night before:
Il cant help resembling June
morning. Dick. when | bask In the
sunshine OF your presence" and
then in an aside TO me. after this
interchange OF bunk we will pro-
eeed to enjoy Our early morning
meal"
During the entire breakfast Dick
was so attentive to Kitty that
was really afraid she would sus-
pect he was making game Of her.
In fact know she did suspect
something was wrong for she asked
me about II after he left for the
office.
Do you know, little book. I think
men are just as hypocritical as are
women. Here was Dick telling me
the night before that ! must not
be seen out with Kitty and making
her feel like hislong lost sister the
next morning, and I venture he
will joke with Jim about last even
Ing the next time he sees him.
! believe that much OF the OPP
probrium which women have had
to suffer on account OF their heart
less treatment OF members OF their
sex, who for some reason have
been sent to coventry by Mrs.
Grundy. is because their men have
said to them: you must not treat
such and such a woman decently.
| I won't have you seen with her.
while all the while they themselves
/ were making the poor thing think
that In their eyes her little indis-
lcretions were greatest OF charms
Here was Dick almost making
love TO Kitty in his frantic attempt
10 be agreeable, but expecting me 10
find some excuse to break with her.
] may as we'll confess to you,
little book. that shall do nothing
OF the kind. ! am fonder OF Kitty
since she married than | was be-
fore. Il know she is a woman cap
able OF great good and by the same
token OF great evil. I have always
believed that the greatest sinners
are capable OF being the greatest
saints and that virtue is ofttimes
only a product OF circumstance.
The interrupted woman is not
virtuous--only ignorant. and that
Kitty did not succumb to tempta-
ton makes her a much bigger and
perhaps better woman than / am.
] have really never been temrted
and ! do not know II would be
strong enough to resist II ! were.
am glad ] am saying this 70
you. little book. and to no one else.
for you will not misup srstand me
and almost every other man or
woman would. What mean is
that something that might tempt
another woman greatly would not
appeal to me at all, but something
else or some other combination OF
circumstances might be my undo
ing.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

ney. It was quite patent that the
lady was not In the best OF tempers.
Whatever were you thinking Of.
John she said. ito make your way
TO seat at the table without FIRST
greeting the nostcss7"
well. missus." replied the hus-
band. with broad smile. Il reckon.
ed the hostess, as you call her. would
keep; but, judging from tho rattle
OF the knives and forks. the grub
seemed In danger OF disappearing"
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05
MONEY SPOILED HUSBAND.

My daughter rs working steauliy
now. thank God" fervently spoke
TIE motherly looking woman who
was fitting my dress. Poor child!
She Is only "a and her hair is white
"a snow" she resumed.
Accident or sickness?" l asked.
Husband" she succinctly replied
"Oh-she's married
"Yes--and divorced" was the an
swer. "All the neighbors will have
the story, and you might az well
know the truth.
Her husband was and she
mentioned a well-known name. Yes.
he's well on. And it's the money
that undid the marriage.
bob and my daughter were school
children together. They were
brought up In the same town and our
families always went together.
There wasn't n nicer Roy in town.
lie didn't seem 10 have the bad
habits of so many OF the other boys,
and when they decided TO get mar
ried I thought 1: was the finest thing
for my daughter. even though they
wouldn't have much TO start with.
"And those first few years were
Ideally happy Bob worked hard and
vas model husband. There were
two babies and Bob loved them TO
death. | never Jaw a happier couple,
even though they had to figure pref
~ close to make ends meet.
"well, Rob finally got a position
in another city. He made good from
the start and sent for Ella and the
babies to join him. | didn't see much
OF Ella after that. because they had
gone. so far away. She visited me
once. a year later. with the children,
and that was all For all could
see, everything was going wei then.
And Ella never said a word to me
when things began to 80 wrong. she
has said since she was always hop
ing the bad things were only tenn.
porary and that Bob would go back
to his old self again. But. you see,
he was getting prosperous. AND
money opens new opportunities and
temptations to man.
-''fie rot In with new set OF peo-
pie. Thoy were high rollers and lived
n different life from what he'd had.
He got a taste for rich living. high
speed automobiles and high speed
women. He changed his mode OF
living entirely. and was home as
little az he could manage.
ELLA said she could stand that;
she even said nothing when he be-
gan to find fault with her, and man
aged to bear II when he insinuated
that he had made a mistake In mar.
rying a domestic woman: that what
he needed was O brilliant wife who
could take the pace with him and be
a credit 10 his position in life.
ELLA said she made up her mind
10 endure anything and everything
from him, for the sake OF what he
was In the past she tried to make
the home pleasant for him, though
he seldom was there. lie called the
children brats. and she kept them
cut OF his way Finally, he stayed
away altogether and refused to give
her any money at all. He went fur
Their than that even--notified all the
tradesmen that he would not pay
any OF her bills.
when she and the children were
literally starving and in rags, y
wrote to him and asked him for
enough money 10 come home to me
with the children. He didn't send
the money. He sent train tickets
for the three'
They were a day and night on
the train. Ella hadn't bite 20 eat
but q woman with several children
grve Elias children, some cskes and
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

They had been
dining with some
friends, at whose
abode they had,
unfortunately, ar.
rived a little late,
and now. on the
homeward jour.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

Skin" brand.
Customer-What
ever makes you
give II such a pc
culiar name?
Sales man-B O.
cause. sir. II Is
yellow. and 50
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05
TODAY'S
HOUSEHOLD
AFFAIRS
ny MARN LEE

1Note--Miss Lee Will be glad to
answer any household question and
10 help solve the daily domestic
problems. For personal reply lnclose
postage. She viii also pny 81 for
every letter containing household
In this series)
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

Building OF the New York barge
canal made necessary the construc-
ton OF forty dams.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

Salesman--This is our new patent
tan foot. sir-"Banana
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

Mr.. Doublechin was the despair OF
his socially ambitious better half
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03

and daughter were missing on the
Great Northern evening passenger
last Saturday evening.
Lost-A watch fob with initials G.
l.. II. in Grover vicinity. Finder will
please leave it at Emil Pinholt's stor,
at Grover and get his reward.
Arnold Hallauer is on the sick list
We wish him a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Mary Zamow, Mrs. Lydia Ed
dington and daughter Dorothy, anc
Miss Anna Hallauer were pleasan1
callers at the home of the schib'
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Zamow enter
tanned relatives and neighbors Sun
day afternoon.
Catherine Loesch, who has beer
visiting relatives and friends here
has returned to her duties at th'
Wm. IIemiller home.
+. G. Benthin took a number OF tn
highway workers to dinner last week
Vernon Benthin had the misfortun'
/ to run his middle finger of the RICH
! hand in the automatic wringer Will
, his mother was washing. DR.. Mage
vas Immediately called and put tn
finger back in place and seWed up tn
wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lebert are O,
their way to Nebraska to visit re
! atives and friends. They are maxim
the trip in their automobile and ar
to be gone several weeks.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03
WALLACE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Stee and son,
George. and Mrs. Weeks spent sun
day at the Nate Groves home.
Mildred Groves called on Ida hlr,
keby Tuesday afternoon.
Christ Clawson died at his home
south OF town Saturday morning. The
funeral was held Tuesday at the
Gracrland cnurch and interment was
made AT that place. The sympathy
of the community goes to his par
cnts and friends.
George Groves, Naliacr lluppler'
Calvert and Allison Johnston enjoy
ed Il splash in the swimming hole
Sunday. they certainly aren't afraid
OF getting cold feet.
Mr.. Charles .'lrinGer and Myrtle
Ball spent Sunday at the Morgan
home.
Olive Campbell is visiting her Sis
ter. Mrs. StrmWcucl OF Florence.
Howard Groves and Ida and LEM
KRIS ~ visited AT the Dan NiSbe'
home Sunday.
Franklin Goodspeed returned hom'
from Bradley the first OF the Weef
after spending several days Visiting
With tllc:!di.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03

Mrs. Frank Nelson and baby are
spending this week visiting at the
home of the formers parents, Her
man Ulbricht's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will McGillivary and
daughter spent Sunday with the lat,
tiers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rein
exc.
Miss Astrid Enevoldsen spent Sun
day at Nels Madsen's.
Howard Bryant of Garden City is
working for Charlie Alt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl LOOMS and chill
dren were Sunday guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman kness.
Mrs. Eeay spent Sunday at the
Tony Wicshaar home.
Mrs. Martin J~orgenson and Peter
| Peterson, are enjoying a visit witt
their sister. who came Monday from
Minnesota.
Edward and Clara Jorgenson Sun
dayed at the ChriStianson home.
Ms. .Jens Enevoldsen and hel
daughter, Mrs. Hienie Hanson. spen
Tuesday Of last week at BrookinSS
visiting with Miss lLbba ~EnevoldSon
who is Il nurse at the Bookings hos
pital.
Miss IIclda Madsen came HON,
sunday after helping Mrs. Retz Will
her hOuscwork for some time.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03

f. Il. Cofley auloed to Waterfowl
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson, ~. ana Mrs
ucintZ, Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen, Mrs
Gillir, j.. MurriScy. Stella Best. j. Cog
gins and G.. Pour attended the Elk
MINISTRIES at WatrrtoNn Saturday
%cvenin%.
Mrs. Bu"ick is visiting Al the home
of her daughter. Mrs. y. eBard.
VIM. French OF Kent, MIMI. has
sold his fam south CT Florence tc
Mr.. L.rrduhl Cf WatrriOWn.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NisDet and NJ
and Mrs. Il. y. Gloves and family at
tended the carriers meeting at Wa
tertown Monday.
\. C.. Burn$tad, G. Pour and Free
Coffey transacted business at Water
town Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Lrmkc were Water
iowa callers Monday.
w. G.. Putnam went to ST. Paul viii
| stock Sunday. -.
Stella Best and Edith Nisbet visit
cd relatives at Aberdeen the first &
the week.
Alice lluppler. who has been AT
tending school at Wat'rto"n, return
ed to her home here Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. NommenSon sprn
Sunday with relatives at WAtertoWn
jeanette House of Clark. viSiied Il
the Roy Phillips home the first OF TN
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03
H RY.

Lem Schoepp, Leland Hanson,
Floyd Hall. Jack ilarman and George
llubb"rd autOod to the lake Monday
and spent the day fishing. They
caught 100 fish.
The Misses Laura Avis and Amy
Ilurlbert and Mrs. Kn"cland depart
cd Saturday morning for their homes
after closing Il very successful tern
Of school here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Mathicson. Mr.. an(
Mrs. Fcss, Mr.. and Mrs. Brando anG
Catherin and Bculah. were Water
town shoppers Monday.
The ball game between GardeI
City and Henry last Tuesday result
ed in a victory for II boys. thu
score being 7 to ..
Howard billiard, Leo Smith an,
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Scott autoet
10 WATERFOWL Monday.
Mrs. Earl North and children dc
parted Tuesday morning for Watc,
town where they intend to make th"i
home for the future. Mr.. North wi!
remain here to continue his work 4
p~apcrhanGcr and painter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ginthcr went t
WatertoWn Wednesday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03
KAN EPSkA.

Those in the city during the eel
we~r: Mr. and Mrs. e. II. Oleson and
dau2h;cr. Ella. Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Lem
en-. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ostrander, Mr..
-a,! Mrs. John Shultz, Mr.. and Mrs.
luui%1, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lewis and
family. Nh. w. NJ. Murray, Mrs. Geo
Croft and daughter, Ruth, Mr.. Frank
Tfo! !rv and Mr.. Guy McFcrran.
>r. Jachn, living west of the Mollr
r,ac., is building a couple of lie
mayn;nc shed and hog house.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Oquist went tc
I%E,, Nordcn Saturday evening &c
sucnd over Sunday with Mr.. Palms
pocri". ..
M,. and Mrs. Sam Purcell visited
at the Neal Falvcy home Saturday
G., Lewis was a Henry visitor
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fahnestock called a
fine Fred Brown farm Sunday even
ing, Their son. Ludlow, is in Mime
apo'is at the present time.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sasse visited a
the James Rand home Sunday.
Mrs. Edwin Wheclock Will enter
tain the Kampcska Ladies Ana so
cjety Thursday afternoon.
The Farmers band of Grover, VII
give 4 concert in the hall AT Kan
noekn "Wednesday evening. the 9Th
EVERYONE is asked to be present.
Tho little babe at the BrumoauSl
home is quite sick AT this time. I'm
other children have been having TN
measles also.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03

at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wick
Waite neal Thomas.
Miss Blanche Daggitt spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Uthe.
The Misses Nellie and MarSare:
| O'Brien, Mr.. Tom McAtee and Mr..
and Mrs. Kerrson and Floyd and If,
ma Kerrson spent Monday evening
at the George Langendorfer home.
Mr.. Chris Engel was a Sunday Wis
itHr at home.
Master Bernard Konold Of Water
town. is at present making his home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Del Martin.
Miss Luolla Dean was a visitor
with Miss Margaret Loesch Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wick Waite and daugh
Ter, Stella, spent a few days at the
n. Engel home the past week.
Miss VERNE Sweet came home from
Wa1ertown Monday after spending I
week with her cousin. Miss Belle
Rowe.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Walters. Maveis
Alvan and Wesley Walters. were Wis
itOrs at the VIM. 1.-THE home on Tues
day evening.
Miss Tillie Fittie returned nom,
Tuesday after spending the pas
week with her sister, Mrs. Johl
Schlenter, nea KranZburg.
MIS-. II. Fittje was a Sunday Wis
| itOr with Mrs. Achterburg.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03
REPORT OF FARMERS CLUB.

The meeting opened With music by
T. G. Bcnthin and A. J. Hendricks.
'Butter Making" was discussed by
Mrs. Evenson. Milk should be taken
out of the barn as soon as drawn
from the COWS. she said. and cream
separated or cooled. The long churn-
ing period may be due to lack of ripe
ness Of the cream. Churning at the
| wrong temperature is Il common
trouble of those new at the business.
, Stir the cream often and do not mix
, sweet cream with sou just before
churning. Butter should be worked
twice to be sure and Get all the but
, tcrmilk out and get the salt evenly
mixed.
Mrs. Klatt spoke on Child Train
ing" The subject of child training
is one that should interest every par
ont, said Mrs. klatt. | think that we
are safe in saying that few realize
the responsibility Of bringing up their
children. In the proverbs OF SOLO
men we read: Train up a child IN
the way he should go; and when he
is old. he will not depart from IT.
There are those who are lacking il
ability, and who do not know how t.
train their children. Perhaps the!
received but little training them
selves III childhood. Perhaps the!
have never learned to govern them
selves properly and as a result the
own lives are not well regulated. ]
YOUR own life is not well regulated
YOU should seek first for grace t'
govern yourself, for unless you prac
tice self control you cannot eXpec
- .,,a,,,,1. ,p,trol and train Won
children. The home should be pleas
:, ant and attractive. There is no place
; where courtesy and ~politencss ar
needed more than in the home. W.
should never allow ourselves to be
: come so familiar with anyone tina
we forget to be courteous. Their
: are parents who have studied volume
| on horticulture and stock raising
e who thought Of purchasing O
4 of reading a book on child training
We would not want TO charge then
with caring more for their horses
cattle and hogs than they do for thel
children.
He that spareth the rod hateth hi
d son, but he that loveth him chaste1
d eth him betimeS.' True, the TO
should be used only when absolutel
necessary. Teach children the niece:
k si1y of being ub"dient to those VII
S have to rule over them. All WOr
and no play makes Jack a dull boy :
d with mother it is even worse
II makes her tired and cross. 1t is gu
duty 20 live with Il children. nc
for them. and to do that We mus
keep sound minds in sound bodlo'
Il we must honor our cGO-Onr 'lnn'
~~rlvcs"-if the would have II chi
@ drcn honor us.
"Erndicating Wild Oats" Was ii
cusscd by Roy Zamow. Our wors
It weed is the wild oat. said Mr.. L;
NOV. Pillow early in the fall. Sto
n sowing grain containing wild O;
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03
P ELlCAN.

The three year old o of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Thiedc had a painful ac-
cjdcnt while playing with his older
brother \ little 1wO-Whcclcd III
which he was riding tipped over with
the little fellow, resulting in a lrir-
turcd right arm near the elbow. Mr..
and Mrs, Peter Schercr with 'h'lf
auto together with Mr.. Th.cdr hur-
riod him to DR.. BartrOn who set the
arm and put it in Il plaster cast. me
litt1c follow is getting along as we'll
as can be expected. .
Theodore Bucltcl. II" painter IS
at present paporing and decorating az
the y. f. knight home in lamllh
county.
Albert Fair was fishing at Lake
Pelican last Saturday afternoon. but
did not catch anything. Albert Is
from Chicago.
Mrs. Scott pleasantly surprised her
nejghbors. Mrs. Zamow n her SIS
ter Anna, Saturday afternoon by pay
ing Them a call.
Peter Scherer and Roy Zamow
we're pleasant callers at Aug. N'a'' )
Friday afternoon.
John Hendricks was in his nclsh
horhood Friday attending to business
matters.
Albert Hendricks visited at the
home of his sister, Lena, last Mon
div. Mr.. and Mps. ,.Albcrt\ Folge1
live in the vicinity of WAvcrly.
Mrs. Hendricks has secured an
other batch of setting eggs. She al
ready has over TWO hundred lttlf
chicks.
Time and space will not permit t'
write of those who took the mornlns
messenger at Grover last Saturda!
morning. over sixty tickets belns
sold to those attending the Mcmorla
day exercises. Everyone SAID th'
program was just fine and the ban'
bows looked swell in their uniforms
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Faulk and fam
ily and Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Lebert Wis
tied at the Albert Lebcrt home Sun
day.
Rev. and Mrs. Theo. Albright an
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. klatt an
son were guests at the &. Z. Bar
home Sunday.
Andrew lIvenson had hard luc1
Saturday evening. like many other
missing the train.
We have swattod the roostcrs an
some of our old hens, too. 1t oftc1
bothcrs Young farmers wives to tel
old hens from young ones. TIL
young ones arc more apt 10 hav
brighter eyes, rcdd"r combs an
smoother legs. They never hav
spurs, while the old me do, and tn
old hen move about more slowly.
Mrs. Peter Schcrer has been on tn
sick list. Her d%auGhtcr. Ella. is a
home and helping her With the hOusi
hold affairs. Cora is at present i
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03

.eral years and SOW early maturing
crops that can be harvested before
the wild oats are ripe.
A bright spot in the program was
.th" 'pcciN number by Miss Sara
Reeve, I'll" county superintendent OF
erh%cls. The number was especial!
pleasing.
The program closed with a talk b!
Prof. A Nv. Palm, the better farm
ing agent.
The program for June Sth is a:
follows:
Music, Mrs. E~ddington.
Jokes, Mr.. Asa Lcbert.
eRading, Mr.. Aug. Zamow.
"Modcrn C~onveniences in the Farm
Home" Mrs. Aug. Klalt.
Recitation. Miss Cora Scherer.
Reading. Mrs. Herman Evcnson.
Current Events, Miss Margare
Loesch.
Talk, Mr.. Fred G.. Benthin.
Scng-"Old Black Joe" Club.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03

by a friend, arrived Tuesday after
noon from Clear Lake, for a o Wis
it with friends here.
Edna Kent is on the sick list this
week. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fuller and
Mr. and Mrs. Wedge and little son
spent Sunday at the lake. Mr.. Wedge
is a nephew of Mr.. Fuller from Win
OF. N. d., who has been visiting mere
for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H.. Molten. little
Jack, and Paul Danforth autoed tc
Raymond Monday afternoon for a re"
days visit with friends.
Howard billiard took Mr.. and Mrs
Mathiesen to Watcr1own Sunday af
trrnoon to sec the formers bro'her
Hakon, who underwent a very serious
i operation Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. Wedge and son ant
George Fuller left Wednesday morn
ing for a pleasure trip by auto tt
points in Wisconsin where they vii
visit for some time.
A very large number from here at
tended the ball game in Garden Cit,
Tuesday.
Dor Keyes came home from Clarl
Saturday night. returning Monda,
J morning.
Mrs. A. B. Henry came home Tues
:. day afternoon after visiting a coupl
of weeks with her daughter, Mr.:
White. in Garden City.
Mrs. T.. G. Sullivan and famil
| went out Wednesday to make an q
tended visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Gee
: Hallauor, The Sullivan family ha
not yet decided where they will i
! cate permanently.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03
American Fence

latest improved
years has taught
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03
U r.

Miss Greelis and Miss Doris Bah
cock went to town last Monday TO
be present at the class play.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Clapp were in
Watertown on business last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin autocd out
through this vicinity last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogg ahd family
went to South Shore to spend Dec
Grafton day.
Myrl and Preston Walsh are visit
ing at Lake View farm this week.
a number of young people from
here attended the dance which was
given at the outlet last Wednesday
evening.
Nh. w. II. Bloom made several
trips to his ranch this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Odds made several
trips to town the past week to Visit
their son. Earl. who is at Luther hos
Eital. They report that he is doing
finely and hopes to return home soon
Miss Geraldine Walsh visited last
week at the home of her sister. MIS-.
Andrew Daley. She returned to Wa
tprtown the last of the week where
she will assist With the kindergarten
which begins Monday next.
Master Norwood Babcock was a
Watertown visitor last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peterson W'r"
shopping in town one day this week.
Mr.. Charley Hail expects to help
out at the Bloom ranch for a few
days.
Mr.. Greer made a number OF tEllS
to his farm the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Peterson made
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03
TO-.

Miss Elizabeth DOran, who has
boon teaching school near Grover,
came Saturday to visit among her
friends here.
Mrs. Antoine Olson of Henry, visit.
ed last Thursday with her brothers,
Art and Louie Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Swanson, Hans
Hanson and family. Richard Baumar
and Miss DOran We're entertained al
dinner Sunday at the Carl Hanson
home.
Albert Zweig and family Sundayet
at Herman Hellc's.
Mrs. Carl Swanson and o left
Friday evening for st. Paul, in re
Spouse to q message stating Hines:
Of her sister. She returned home
Tuesday morning.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03
OLEY.

Many of our folks went to the city
Saturday and Monday, to attend the
Memorial services.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Meadows OF
Watortown were callers at the H.. En-
gel home Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ebbenja and chi!
drcn from Willow Lakes, and Mr.. @nf
Mrs. J. Krull were Sunday visitors a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. krnll
Lloyd Sikkink Of Castl"wOod Anf
Miss Nellie Cook spent Monday even
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03
Let Us Show You This Fence
Lumber Go

week.
J. kricr has accepted a position in
a grocery store at WatcrtOwn.
Jessie BurnStad attended the Lee
Happen wedding at Watertown Thurs
day evening.