Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-08-17


Woodrow Wilson she did not reiin-
quish her ownership and control of
the jewelry establishment with she
had managed since the death OF her
former husband. She is still a
trade" woman, as she used to te
characterized by W~ashington's upper
crust before her marriage with Mr..
Wilson.
Aiany OF the Wstertown people, par
ticularly those who have attended po-
~litical conventions and sessions of
the Legislature, recall Ben Hoover,
and they viii learn with regret of
the death of his wife, which occurred
last week at her home at Gettysburg.
Mrs, Hoover had been q sufferer for
years, and her death was not unex-
pected,
Mr. and Mrs. P. e. Hayes and
daughter, Bessie, We're Watertown
shoppers Saturday. Miss Della
Ross returned Monday from Water
town where She visited Nellie Pope
over Sunday. Misses Lucille Harper
and Marie Buck Of Watertown, were
week END guests Of Violet Burge and
Natalie Madden. The Z. H. White
and w. A Garter families returned
last Saturday afternoon from a three
weeks outing at Stony Point, Lake
Kan1peska. Mrs. Thomas Damn. Of
WatertoEn. arrived Monday and is
spending several days here and in
Estelline township, attending to bust
ness matters. Mr.. and Mrs. M. H.
Newton and Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Bush
ey spent Sunday in Watertown visit
ing Mrs, H. r. Shanks, who is in
Luther Observation-Disclosures Core
~spondenee Lake Norden Enterprise.
Barney Ruhr, of Watertown, spent
he present week in this vicinity hav-
ing charge of some carpenter and re-
pair work on the Nicholas Weber
farm.-Castlewooa Republican.
Those who had the pleasure OF
hearing j. w. Lair preach in this CITY
Tor the past two summers, while CON
Outing a series of meetings in thel
tent in behalf of the Seventh Dayt
Adventists, will deeply regret to Learnt
OF his death, which occurred last week
Following an operation for appendix
citis-an operation which revealed
the presence of other complications.
Mr. Lair had been conducting tent
meetings on the corner %diagonalIyI
across from the Noodle Department.
store and was compelled through all
ment to a his work. Surgeons
found an operation necessary if life
was to be spared at all, and, as stated.
the operation disclosed other PHYSICAL
troubles from which the patient died1
within a few days. The remains were4
taken to Mitchell, s. D., for burial
and where the funeral occurred. Mr..
Lair was a nan of much mentalityt
and energy and aside from the Ad-
ventists there is general regret oyerl
his untimely departure from this life.
Misses Mildred and Florence John
son returned Monday night from al
weeks visit with relatives and friends
in Watertown. Ole A. Lee is dawn
from WATERFOWL this week looking
after affairs on his farms here and at
Hayti. We acknowledge a pleasant
IchTI. Jim. Frank and Selma SAT-
manson. Eleanor Savela and Mrs. Bed-
ford & shopping in W~atertown
Friday. Nj. and Mrs. .. r. Scott
spent Sunday with MI. and Mrs. Ered
Esvarts at Albee, @. w. Scott accom-
panied them and stopped over In Wal
tertown on his way back. Miss
5Isydi4 Walsten Is back from her trip
Id y atertaHn and Ii on daty again at
Hotel Winjum. Albert Anderson
went II Water1own this evening to
get some repairs for his threshing
outfit. &. Mrs. Jas. Harrier wal down
franz Buffalo Lake, MINI. between
trains last Thursday. Mr.. Harrter
accompanied her as far as Watertown
al their setArn. Nsr father, Mn
Lyman, has taken turn Tor the bet
Ter aSd It Ii thought that hecan be-
taken to the coast-ake Norden In
terpfiss.