Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-09

day. Mrs. OleSAmundson was q Wa
tertOwn shopper between trains last
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Bly,
and little daughter. June, were Wal
tertown visitors By the auto route
Thursday. Miss Bertha Jones Of
WatertOwn, was an over-Snnday guest
at the home Of her brother, Earl
Jones and wife, returning Monday ev-
eningg. MIR. and Mrs. w. M. Car
penter were Watertown visitors last
Thursday to e her father, #. J.. Rob-
|inson, who is still at the hospital
They report him getting along fine..,
Mrs. Ralph Clark and babe came
down from Watertown Monday for al
few days visit with her brother andl
sister, Horace and Hazel McManners.
. Mrs. Carrie and Mrs. b. r. Vince
lock Of Watertown, e among those
ladies who attended the Ladies' Aid
supper and sale in our city last Thurs
day, and while in the city were guests
at the home of the patter's parents
Mt. and Mrs. Geo. Hopkins.-Estel-
line Tribune.
John Hoscheid spent Saturday EVIL
ening in Watertown. Mr.. and Mrs
M. HI. Newton accompanied by Mrs.
3. s. Stevens and Mrs. F. u. Reid
spent Saturday morning shopping in
Watertown Mrs. w. -P. Anderson
spent Saturday in Watertown, shop
ping and visiting at the home Of her
sister, Mrs Frank Hart. Mr.. and
Mrs. ". s. Madden and daughter,
Mary, Mrs. William Madden and
grandson, Harry Crawford, were Wa
.tertown visitors Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Olsen and Mrs.
kinnunen went to WATERFOWL this
morning to visit Miss Doris Olsen and
Miss Emma Kinnunen who were op-,
Grated on for appendicitis this week.
Reports are that both are getting
along nicely. Mrs. r. II. Madden.
Bertha Casperson, Hazel Skinner and
Mae Olson autoed to WATERFOWL Sat-
! urday afternoon. On their return they
were accompanied by p. H. Madden
who was returning from a business
trip to Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Sours, Miss Ethel Pritchard and
niece. sybil Pritchard, Of WATERFOWL,
/, spent Friday here Miss Pritchard at
tending to her class in painting and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sours were guests of
MT. and Mrs. w. w. Sours.-Castle-
wood Correspondence Lake Norden
Enterprise.
Mrs. John Jutting was a WATERFOWL
shopper Saturday. Will Strain and
family visiting friends in Water
town the latter part Of the week. .
Mrs. Dalton arrived Monday from
Watertown and spent the day with
, her daughter, Grace Dalton our pri-
4 mary teacher. Jas. Delaney was
down from Watertown Saturday and
! spent he day visiting with relatives
and friends in this place, his former.
nome for many years. People from
this place and all portions of the
county went to Waterfowl Saturday
evening to hear a political address
that was advertised to be delivered
by ex-President William H. Taft. The
appointment had been cancelled. how
ever, and no other speaker had been
secured to take his place. Our peo-
pie We're greatly disappointed but
they made the best of the occasion
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Raasch enter.
tanned at their home Sunday, Frank
HeIbing and wife and grandson,
Woodraw Sher:n, VIM. Walters and
family of Watertown, Charles Gauger
and family Carl E~ngebrecht and fam
lily, and Emil Engebrecht and family
all from Clear Lake.-Castlewood Re
publican.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. /. jackson and Mrs.
Abbie Todd autoed to Watertown on
Thursday. ..Robt. McKenney, Gilbert.
Jeglum and G. e.. Thysen autoed to
WatertOwn Monday. J. G., Brown
ang family autoed to Watertown Sum
day to visit his mother who is in the
hospital. n. M. Stewart came ND
from WATERFOWL Monday on business.
Sam Peterson was up from Water
town Thursday calling on old friends.
Marvin Peterson was at Water
town Saturday to leave some of his
wealth with the tooth ixer. DIR.
Mcintyre went to Waterfowl Friday
night to perform an operation on Mrs.
Geo. Coyle, Of Lily, at the Bartron7
hospital. VIM. George was home
from Watertown Sunday and informs
us that he has secured a good job,
with a better n in prospect and
made arrangements for his family to
move to WATERFOWL this week. VIII
has lived here all his life, has been a
faithful carrier on route ! for the
past six or seven years and it seems
kind of strange not to see his face
among the rest of the boys at band
rehearsal. Here's hoping he and his
family prosper in their new home.
tW. r. Bauer and family, Mr.. Patter-
son and Mr.. Matlock, of WATERFOWL,
Iwereg uests Of Chas. Nuramore and
family Sunday. Mrs. Del Martin
was called here from WATERFOWL
Thursday by the serious illness Of her