Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-02
Local Happenings

Local Happenings
9. w. Chance went to the twin
cities Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corden spent
sunday at the P. j.. Fox home.
I. Williams spent sunday with
his parents at Hendricks, MINI.
Mss. J. w. Ferris returned Satur.
day from Minneapolis, where she Wis
tied friends.
sonfort and economy make happy
homes. You get both by using Coles
9et Blast Heaters.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schoepp were
ever from Henry attending to bust
Rees matters last Saturday.
Mrs. j. l.. Savage has been enter
paining at her home Mrs. Zillah q.
wilson of Aberdeen, a sister.
george Skells has recovered from
aR attack OF illness, and is able to re-
sunie his post of duty in the store.
DR.. Peterson of Sisseton, 8. d, has
been in the city this week, d guest
at the home Of his sister, Mrs. r. q
gsnple.
Will NJ. Schoenberger was over
fren Pierre the fore part Of the week,
feoking after business for the Inter
aasaonal Harvester Co.
Miss Gladys Nevenheim, after
spending a few days with her sister,
Miss Katherine, In this city, returned
20 her home at Bemis.
Editor H. H. Peters OF the White
Bssader was in the city the fore part
Of the week, enroute to Litch1eld,
MINI. to visit friends.
Judge Clay @. Carpenter went to
Daiuth, Minn,,. where he appeared in
a suit at law for a client. He return
ed the fore part Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j: Gaumitz, for
nierly OF this city, now residing at
Monroe, Wis, are reported to be the
proud parents of a fine baby girl.
The ST. Loxis passenger was delay
ed several hours Tuesday morning on
aeeount of the burning of the passen-
ger station at Green Isle, MINI.
H o wont the merit system in
stead OF the spoils system, vote
Yes" on No. 1, which is the primary
law. Adv. d
Miss koe Bowling, bookkeeper for
the WATERFOWL Feed and Fuel Co,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Bowling, near Henry
w. r. Bauer, accompanied by Mrs
Bauer and the children, and also Mrs.
IF. n. Natlock, drove to the Paul
Westover home a Bradley to spend
sunday.
Wxnted-Married man to care for
cattle during the winter. Address
Ghas. Kreger, Watertown, 8. p. OF
pIshe 4107. 20-21
Lieutenant Governor Peter Nor
beck and Congressman Royal O.
Johnson will speak in this city to-
morrow friday evening, dealing
with the political situation,
Dr. and Mrs. II. G. Parsons and
ehilasen returned Monday from Bay
city, Mo-, where they visited the doc
tors parents. They drove their car
and had a very enjoyable trip.
M. and Mrs. Murray Smell Of the
EN- oItlGSf nave Utcu vAbitia16 CIV
in the city for a few days. MI. Smell,
was formerly in the dry goods bust
ness IN Watertown for several years.
JaAge Clay q. Carpenter will make
4 series Of speeches in the northwest
srA part OF the state in behalf OF the
republican ticket. He left Tuesday
FOR Hobridge and other points along
and west OF the Missouri.
hrs. Lena Sheppard, sister Of Mrs.
4aA DeGraH, died at her home at
Aberdeen a few days since. The fun
skxa occurred at Aberdeen, In st.
NRyy's church, the services being
synaueted by Rev. Father schell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Harrison and Nrs.
I. =. Harrison and daughter autoed
to WATERFOWL Friday. Nr. and
l11s. Adoiph StoltY and Miss Edna
nAsmeu autoed to WATERFOWL Non-
day.-IIasel Register.
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