Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-07-13

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kAMPEskA AND RIcHLAND,

kAMPEskA AND HIGHLAND.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Purcell spent
Thursday the past week with Mr.. anC
Mrs. VIM. McFerran, assisting in the
building of the new barn.
Joshua Purcell, Van Best and two
or three friends from WATERFOWL
spent a portion of the past week in
Minneapolis, They made the trip
overland by auto. Had three blow
outs going, otherwise no mishaps
on road.
Really, the other day while in the
city we saw a nice looking, well
dressed young woman with broad,
low heeled shoes. Wonderful!
How is everything by you alp"
Very much pleased to shake hands
with Mr.. Joseph Eastwood last week.
Joe has been in the south for some
time, singing on the chautauqua plat
form, it being his third season with
the chautauqua, Pretty hot south
now said Mr. Eastwood, feels bet.
ter north Joe plans to remain here
until fall to rest up and strengthen
up on mothers cooking. And Joe
makes the linotype talk as handily as
OF yore. He'll come in handy, said
Lou, with a wink and a smile.
Mrs. Il. H. Oleson called upon the
ladies of the ]. j. Purcell home Sat
urday afternoon.
Frank and Roy Wellington called.
upon Oscar and Glen Oleson, Satur-
day evening,
Mr.. and Mrs, II, j. Fahnestock and
eamily called at the Fred Brown
farm home, Saturday evening.
Miss Nellie Kendall visited at Prai-
RE Lawn Sunday.
Miss Sarah Smith, daughter of RIr.
and Mrs. Stephen Smith. Of Rich
land, was operated upon for appendi-
citis the past week. Doing we'll at
this time.
MI. and Mrs, r.. Fl Oleson and
family attended church in the City
Sunday, They took dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. ]. J., Purcell and family.
Later in the day, they called at the
Melchert home. August is well and
all right again and has his new barn
all completed.
In company with Mr., Harry we took
a drive to the Blair Tessier home,
found all well. Mr.. Patrick McMaisn
called While we We're there. Mr.. Nc
Mahon is one of our prosperous stock
Iaisers and farmers and a good fellow
all around. Is quite an extensive
sheep raiser. Mr.. Mcmahon stated
MI. ". Wishasd was building a new
house on his ranch for his son, Earl,
and wife. Mr.. Wishard, this summer
is not able to do much but oversee
his quite extensive farming and stock
business. While at the Tessier home
we ran across, as we say, our old
friend, George McKenna, now work.
ing for Mr.. Tessier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frentz, Mr., and Mrs
Fred Frentz and Herman spent the
fourth with friends at South Shore.
On u drive north we also saw Mr.
John Lee. John and brother have a
line new house on their place.
MI. William Toms has a very nice
piece of corn this season.
MI, lene Toby was called to Ban
croft of the death of a neph.I
CIV, Mr.. Byron Dill. Mr.. Dill died Of
appendicitis. lie left a wife and four
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eastwood have
the material OF the ground, their
newly acquired lake frontage. for a
CutldBe.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Snyder, OF
k~ampeska, are the parents Of a new
baby boy, born the 9Th inst, we be-
lieve.
Also q son a born, Sunday. to
MI and Mrs. G. Murphy, OF Richland.
All doing we'll, we understand.
MT. and Mrs. Perry Burk, youngest
son, n MI. and Mrs. Poe Croft and
family returned Wednesday last from
an auto trip to Luyerne, MINI. A sis.
ter OF Mrs. Rurk lives at this place
Yes, pretty warm weather. said
Mr.. Geo. Croft today, but it's sure
making the corn and potatoes grow
also grain and everything seems toll
be doing fine. IA good rain now
would be- very helpful-getting dry
and the ground getting caked.n