Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-16


Mrs. Anderson OF Strandburg. was
In the city last week, a guest at the
home Of MI. and Mrs. Charles Kreger.
Mrs. J. =. Underwood died in this
tcity Sunday afternoon. The deceased
had resided in the city for several
years. having come here from the
farm. She leaves, besides her hns-
band. four daughters; Mrs. A. J J. Car
penter. OF Hetland, this state; Mrs. O.
e. White, Of Brooklyn, N. X; Misses
Jennie and Beatrice OF this city, to-
mourn the loss of a beloved wife and
affectionate mother. The remains
were laid to rest in Mount Hope GENE.
tery,
The local lodge Of Knights of Pyth-
las selected the following officers at
a recent meeting for the ensuing
year: Chancellor Commander, Ar
thur II. Hasche; Vice Chancellor, g,
w. Richards; Prelate, William Tyde-
man: Master OF Work, w. RI Lam
bert; Master OF Finance. Nathan Cal
menson; Keeper OF Records and Seal,
"a, c. Campbell; Master Of Exchequer,
Edward skells; Master at Arms, o.
wv. Buckendorf; Inner Guard, ]. w.
Meyers; Outer Guard. Bert Wells;
trustee for three years, o. II. Rich
ards.
States Attorney A. ]. Hangar has
issued q public notice concerning the
automobile licenses for 1916. He says
that the law governing the operation
Iof automobiles and motorcycles will be
strictly enforced. No n will be per
mitted to operate a machine in Cod
ington county after January 1 with,
cut either having procured and hay.
ing on display his licensed number OF
without showing a receipt, III called
UPON to do so, indicating that he has
paid the license for the year. The
price has been reduced to So for auto
mobiles and 50 for motorcycles.
For your next suit, oyercoat, shirt
underwear, mackinaw, or anything u
the clothing line. visit Gilruth's cloth
Ing department.
The Eastern Star officers installed
at the join installation with the Ma
sonic lodge were the following: Mrs
e. II. DeGroff, Worthy Matron; Law
renee Gilruth, Worthy Patron; Mrs
Julia Englesby, Associate MatronH
Mrs. Nettie Waddell, secretary; Mrs
W. ". Monroe, treasurer; Mrs. Lle,,
! Stutenroth, ~conductress; Mrs. Maud
Carle, Associate Conductress; Mrs
George III. Marquis, Chaplain; Mrs. S
p. Williamson, organist; Mrs. ]. "
snyder, Marshal: Miss Harriet Lori
mer, Ada; MISS Leah Hopkins, Ruth
Mrs. Fred w. Schneider, Esther; Mira
Joseph smith, Martha; Miss Gerald
Inc Mcintyre, Electra; Mrs. Fanni'
. Baker, Warder; g. G. ostroota Sen
/, tinel.
j, Health Week closed last Sunda.
isyening with a large meeting at tn
NJ. E. church, with specially perparet
music. Preceding the meeting at thu
!. church there was an enthusiastic
gathering at the Metropolitan tbeateI
at 8 o'clock In the afternoon. at which
Dr. j. b. Vaughn of Castlewood, pre-
sided. DR.. J. G. Parsons of Sioul
Falls, Red Cross commissioner q
health, chair of the health committee
!, OF the state medical association, ad
, dressed both meetings. At the even
: ing service he made an especial.
gtrong address. DR.. u. G. Hill OF thil
. lefty. was also enc Of the speakers a
, the afternoon meeting, speaking 4
, part with reference to the antl-tuber
lcuIosis convention which he ATTENDED
recently. Miss Winters, the Ret
Crcss nurse, referred to her MONTH
work in Codingfon county. The must
was furnished by Mrs. Hagman. Mrs
II. q. Wood. Miss Bates. Mr.. Ander
son and Mr.. Gilmore, with specia
auintette composed Of Mesdames Hag
imam, L. r. Morris, w. +. MiIAer Or. II
liz. Parsons and Mr.. ] E. Mather. viii
ouartette music by Messrs. Howars
Gross, Peter Reinertsen. Edward Hel
bing and William Ferguson,
Iii b. hi. Bannister returned q fey
i days ago from shakopee, MINI, wher'
1 Hugh Headly has been stopping 70
some time with a view to getting r.,