Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-08-31
Local appenings

Mrs. w. D. Bratt, with her children
has zone to Canada for a visit with
friends.
Miss Harriet Meaghan of Estellne
visited with Miss Ruth Peyton last
week.
Judge G. G. Sherwood has been
holding court chambers in this city
this week.
Miss Ruth Void has returned from
Dawson, Mimi, where she visited
with friends.
Fred NJ. Bronson went to Sioux
Falls Yesterday to visit his son How
ard Bronson.
NJ. o. Housed made a business trip
to points in Iowa last week, returning
the first of this week.
Miss Ada Watson, of the millinery
department of the schaller store, has
returned from Chicago.
Frank Hentges returned to LeMars,
Ia, last week. after a visit of several
weeks with his brother, John.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Snow. of
Sioux Falls, were lake shore guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Toland last
week.
Rev. G. E. Bonner united in mar
riage, Monday evening, Mr.. Thomas
smothers and Miss Eva BalIer, of
Hazel, S. D.
Miss Elizabeth Grifing of Clark and
Miss Agnes Broholm of Gary, Ind,
were guests last week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hart.
PIANOS for RENT. Rent applied
on purchase if bought. L. w. Cookies
Music House. Gid
Dolan Kreger, connected with a st.
Paul house, spent Sunday in the city,
a guest at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kreger.
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DR.. H. g. Parsons, accompanied by
Mrs. Parsons and family, returned to-
day from the Black Hills, where they
enjoyed a brief outing. They drove
their car.
Mrs. R. B. Burns and Mrs. A. Smed-
ley have returned from Chicago where
they inspected and purchased a large
millinery stock for their Kemp ave.
nue. store.
Word from South Shore indicates
that the oil drill struck a rock at a
depth Of about two hundred feet and
was DETECTED from its oar The
drillers were compelled to stsrt a new
hole.
Edward Zabreske, OF Chicago, ac.
companied by his mother, Mrs. Mary
Zabreske, were guests last week at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Hart,
Mr.. Zabresbe was a classmate of Rob
ert w. Hart at college.
C. M. Kranz. Matt Hanten, T. C.
Murphy, John Hanten, Eugene Muir
ply and Theodore Lamm have return.
ed from the twin cities, having come
home on the train, leaving Mr.
Lamm's car in Minneapolis. Mr.
Lamm expects to return to Minneap
oils this week to get his car.
N@HSEEGLnHEH.
Drs. c.. e. and Dell schooicraft,
Graduates Of osteopathy, Medicine
and Surgery and chiropractor. 1O7Na
N. Broadway, WatertoMsn. s. p. 30tt
G. i. Ferris and Edgar Spears, two
billiard experts, gave an exhibition
game in the parlors OF the Elks club
rooms last Friday evening. Mr. Ferris
was the winner. His highest run was
12S. subsequently he gave an ex
hibition OF fancy billiards. The even
ing was an interesting n for Al
present,
e. i. Denis, proprietor Of the Wesl
Hotel, has brought suit against States
Attorney A. ]. Hangar for alleged
damages in the sum Of $4,000. Mr.
Denis claims that the various actions
IN court brought against him were
prompted b. motives other than 70
the welfare 81 the community. aheris
q sheTin and Wiibu !. Has / III
attorneys Tor the plaintiff.
A Business Mems Bible CLASS hal
been organised for the Methodist Epis
copal church, 70 be conducted tndel
the leadership % Professor ]
Meier, who formerly filed profea
sorship at Wesleyan Uniyersiity. TIL
meetings viii be held every sunda'
at . The class isopen Tor q
business and professional men cf y,
city without regard % church at6lia