Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-14

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During her stay I'M this ity Miss
canpben has madea Host OF friends
who regret tosee her departs-Brooks
tngs Home Messenger.
Lloyd Hyde was a Sunday visitor at
Watertown. Miss Marguerite WIN,
OF WatertoWn, is attending school
here Thee. g. Akin was d Water
town business visitor last Thursday.
Irving Williamson came down from
WatertoWn Tuesday to rrange for
%entering State College. Classes in
journalism viii be taught in the Huron
high school the coming year, junior
and senior pupils in English taking
the course. e.. r.. Bennett, Of Wa
tertown, was here Monday on business
Mr.. Bennett expects to move to this
City. If he can find a residence, to
educate his children. Mr.. Fred
WATSON am down from WATERFOWL
Tuesday to accompany his wife home.
She had been here visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. n. 7. Austin.
John Culhane, Sr., and family and
the John Culhane, Jr,. family are
spending the week at Watertown Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Fred Shin
nick, and family. Chas. Winkler,
Jr., at one time head miller for Geo.
p. Sexauer & Co, but now of Water
town, was married there Sunday TO
Miss Bertha Schwandt. The ceremony
was performed by the Lutheran min
lister. Mr.. Winkler is low in the
grocery business at Waterfowl and
his bride is one OF the nice young
ladies at that place,-Brookings Reg.
lister.
K 3. Seim made a business Nip to
Watertown Saturday. G G. ostroot
spent Sunday with his family az Wal
tertown. Rev. Mr.. Harden was at
Watertown Saturday. Roy, MIR
Crossley went to WateftoWn satur.
day and had an operation performed
for 4 growth in his throat. EdMinI
ellis vas down from Waterfowl last
Thursday evening" Mrs a. Wig
gin, Of Watertown. arrived Tuesday
evening 10 visit her friend Mrs.
Cleveland The carpenters WORKING
on the new school house went t Wa
tertown Saturday. Quite a few
ladies' from here autoed to Waterfowl
to attend the club at the home Of
Mr., and Mrs Andrew Melham, Sat
urday afternoon Geo. M. johnson
spent Saturday and Sunday in Water
town. His father came down with
him in the car Sunday. Miss Cora
Lee anne MP from Lake Preston Mon
day evening and commenced clerking
for Knadle & Sei1n the next day.
Jay GarWood, Of Faulkton, stopped
off here Saturday for a visit with his
daughter, Miss Myrtle, on his way
home from Wateltown. Mrs. w. s..
Bergstresser returned home Friday
night from Watertown where she was
operated On for appendicitis. She Isl
getting along fine. Gus and Harry
Eggen, Selmer BrekkeA Albert Rork
and Royal Olmsted were at Water
town Monday. making the trip in the
|latter's auto. Chas. q. Gills and
daughter, Mrs. A. j. Frederickson. are
spending today at Watertown. Ar
thur Rockvan went to Watertown this
morning to have an operation for APP
Notwithstanding Standard.
Violet Burge made a brief visit to-
friends at WatertoWn Thursday of
last week. w. p. Davis returned
here Monday morning to sur work
in the elevator of the Farmers Grain
and Produce Co, after spending Sun
day with his family in WATERFOWL.
Mrs. Ed. Johnson and children, who
have been visiting at the home of
Mrs. Gerhard Lantinga for several
weeks, returned to their home in Wa
tertown the latter part Of last week.
I. Chas. Adams went up to Water
town Saturday evening and returned:
With a Dodge automobile, one Of the
most practical medium sized cars on
the market and one that always gives
satisfaction. j. j.. Bnenett and wife
from WatertoWn spent Sunday visit
ing relatives and some of their many
friends in Castlewood, their former
home for q number Of years, or until
the fall Of 1919 when they moved TO-
WATERFOWL. Paul Preston and wife
left here Monday evening via Water
town for their home In Rock Island.
after spending a week enjoying the
| pleasures Of a visit and a summer