Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-08-10

Miss RUBY Burleigh went oyEAter-
town Wednesday evening Tor ! few
days visit with friends. Mrs. e. r..
Wheelock eane down from Watertown
TUESDAY fb visit al the parental home.
of MI. and mrs. G. H. Hopkins and
other relatives. Mrs.R AZ Pope and
the children are down from Water
town for a few weeks visit at the
farm home OF her brother, p. III Hop
kins, east Of the city. They are camp
ing in a tent and enjoying outdoor
hliae..--EstelIine Tribune,
Miss Rhoda Dawson of Waterfown
visited Miss Mary Champion between
trains Friday, leaving the same day
sspr eastern points. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. C.. Barclay departed Saturday ev-
ening for an extended trip through
the Black Hills. They were aacsrn-
panied by MRS. Doubleday Of Water
town. Mrs. w. L. Paul and daugh-
TER, Miss Winnie, arrived home Mon
day morning from Watertown where
they spent the past month at the home
of their son and brother, Walter Paul.
Br9okings Home Messenger.
A. j.. Bowens was at WATERFOWL
Wednesday. G. A. Petit was down
from Watertown the first Of the week
visiting his sons and looking after his
farming interests. Emil Erickson
departed Thursday morning for Wa
ftertown to see his mother, who is in
a hospital at that place. A telephone
message stated that Mrs. Erickson
is very Low. D. w Steele. who re-
Gently accepted a position with Dennis
! Dennis at Watertown, moved his fam
lily to that city the first of the week.
Mr., Steele will Join them as soon as a
imam can be secured to take his po-
I~sition as cashier of the Farmers and
Merchants bank Willow Lakes
tNews.
Geo. Lee was visiting friends and
relatives in Watertown a few days
this week. J.. D. Grover, Fl. r. Ehars
oldson, Geo. 3. Purdy and VIM. Cam
eron made up an auto party to Water
town Saturday. They spent Sunday at
the lake and returned m the evening.
Miss StellagCollins, of Watertnwn.
has been here the past week visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Coz
Inns she is on her way to California
to spend several months, leaving
Monday from Beresford. VIM. Cam
eron, returning from WatertoWn Sun
day evening, viewed the destructive
effect of the big fire at CastleWood
that morning and gave the Register
a report of it. Mine buildings in all
were destroyed and most of the con
tents went up in smoke. 1t was the
most destructive fire WATCH ever visit
ed that eity.-Brookings Register.
Mildred and Florence Johnson ac-
eompanied Miss Mabel Thoe back to
Waterfowl Saturday evening and are
making a visit there this week. Ed.
johnson suffered a relapse last Friday
from the effects Of the operation on
his tonsils and had to go back To Wa
ktertown for treatment. The wounds
started to bleed that evening and tt
was some hours before the bleeding
could be stopped. He returned again
Monday and Is feeling all right again.
+, The Arlington Sun says that an
officer of the WATERFOWL & Sioux
Falls has definitely promised that as
soon as the road has been properly
ballasted and repaired the former 4
hour schedule will be restored togeth-
er with the full service formerly
given. This statement has been made
SO many times that it is reasonably
certain to be true.-Lahe Morden En-.
terprise.
Mrs. Fay Kindig andeMissC Constance
vorseth YER VISITORS at WATERFOWL
Saturday. Mrs. j. A. Brekke spent
a couple of days at Watertown The
latter pant of last week. Misses
Jennie Toss and Cora Lee were visit,
ors at Waterfowl yesterday Miss
Mae Mcbride returned Monday from
a several days. visit with friends al
Watertown. DR.. and Mrs. O'Too1e
autoed down from WATERFOWL Monday
to make a visit out On their farm.
Miss VanSchiock came UP from By.
ant last evening and visited over night
with her friend, Miss Mae Mcbride
leaving this morning for Watertown
Miss Celia Ausman, dining room
girl at the Great Northern hotel, il
enjoying >. coupIe weeks vacation Will
her folks=at Watgrtown. Edwin GIN
kliswas a WATERFOWL visitor yesterda,
and while there went into the esnplo,