Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-03-23

with their parents here.
Olive and Bunk Vanderveer, OF Wa
sItertown, spent Saturday and Sunday
I at the home of their sister, Mrs. Ray
Springer.
Maxine Heintz is quite i'll at this
s|writing, suffering with stomach trou-
BILE.
4 /. A. Johnson has accepted a posi-
|tion as manager of store at Madison
4 minnesota, and will move his family
There soon.
8 q e e. /, r. D. Halse toels his wife to the
1Luther hospital at WatertoWn Sat
lurday, where shei taking treatment.
Fred Beard, who died last Satur-
3lday morning, was buried at the Lake
nicholson church Tuesday
4. Mr.. and Mrs. r. e, StTutz, who have
Ibeen visiting at the latter's mothers
lfor some time returned to their home
q lin Alberta, Canada, Sunday evening.
n II. Nisbet, of Watertown, spent
1.-THE first part Of the week with rela-
ltives here.
M. Murphy, Of Watertown. transact
ed business in Florence Saturday.
Miss Hannah Granquist spent Sat
I urday and Sunday with her parents
lat Strandburg
Chas. Murphy went to Milbank.
. Monday, on business.
F.. J.. Nesmith, who spent the WIN
ter in Texas, returned Friday.
l.. Ray Springer was operated on for
appendicitis at the Watertown hos.
pital Monday.
! A. D. Gallies transacted business
! lin Watertown Monday
/ Sidney Bond, of Hancock, Mimi,
: visited at the home Of his father the
i first of the week,
FULLER.
: Mrs. Warren Welch visited part oil
last week with relatives at Appleby
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Olds went te
town on Wednesday to attend the
Birth of al Nation"
MIR A. w. Palm was guest at the
Robins home last Friday night.
G. C. Kellog was i'll part OF the week
with slight attack of grippe.
Mrs Clark returned to her home In
town last Saturday after visiting 9
week or more at the home of hei
daughter, Mrs. B. Leonard.
Mr.. Fred Stroup is ag uest at the
lC. G. Kellogg home this week.
On account of the weather being sc
Istormy last Tuesday evening the
Iplans for the surprise party on Mr.
land Mrs. Olds could not be carried
|out We are all SO sorry that we may
rty it again soon and the joke may
yet be on Mr.. and Mrs. Olds.
A basket social and play entitled
Fun in a Photograph Gallery" were
held at the O'Toole school house last
Monday evening. It was big success
as the house was full and all had a
good time. Over $26 was made by the
sale of baskets.
|l Mrs, T. N Babcock and little
daughter, Beryl, spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting friends at Florence.
Miss Ruby Welch spent Saturday
I Lend Sunday visiting at the Kelley
hoSue
q MIR. aid Mrs. Bert Leonard were
= , LIZ Il town last Saturday
u Mr.. GEO. Skells paperhangers are.
out in this neighborhood this week
ldoing work at several OF the homes.
Adolph braves and Miss Lillian
were away on Friday evening, attend
ling st. Patricks party
Mrs. Bert Leonard has been on the
1sick list the past week. She is re-;
lported better at this writing.
The Lake View club sfisid It's met
4 ing at the r. p. Clapp home last Fri
jday evening. An unusually large
number were present and eyeryase
inad a good time. The Irish stories
told produced a9 great deal of fun.
The next meeting will be held at the
Daley home A debate, city life VS..
country life, will be given at that
time,
HENRY.
Ed Pierce arrived home Saturday
ieyentng from Omaha Nebraska, where
he went to attend the funeral of his
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