Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-06-01
Watertown Visitors

Miss Helen Horswill, of Water
town, spent the fore part of the week
visiting with friends in C~astlewood.
While here she was a guest at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Burge.-
Castlewood Republican.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson went to Wa
tertown Monday evening. Ole An
finson left Monday morning for ROCK
Rapids, Iowa, where he will assist the
Watertown Plumbing and Heating
Co., who have a large contract in
that city.-Hayti Herald.
John II. King was over from Wa
tertown, Saturday, and while here
called on the Republican editor and
left a good democratic dollar. John
says to tell all the democrats to stay
by the party and let the republicans
do their own housekeeping. Call
again, friend K~ing.-South Shore Re
publican.
Carl Waldo and Carl Bethany We're
at Watertown, Friday. . Mrs. Henry
Spilde and daughter, Lillian, were at
Watertown, Thursday, to spend the
day. Mrs. ID. H.. Chase went to
Watertown, Wednesday morning, to
spend the day with her parents, Mt.
and Mrs. l.. w. Stoeckel.-WilloW
Lakes News.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. f. Scott and R. c..
Byrde drove to WATERFOWL, Monday
afternoon. The former went to meet
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Evarts and daugh-
ter, of Albee, who came to spend a
few days, Fred having been called
down this way by the serious illness
of his father who lives at Arlington.
Lake Norden Enterprise.
Judge John Nicholson, of Water
town, was in town a short time, Tues
day. Arley, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Dare Beard, is at Luther
hospital at Waterfowl, having his
eyes treated. Uncle Dick Halse,
wife and son, Roy, spent Saturday in
Watertown. They drove down in
the new observation-disclosures Forum.
Memorial Day, Tuesday, May 30th,
will be observed in Revillo this year
as in former years, with song, music
and a public address. The committee
in charge are rapidly getting the ar
rangements in shape. The LaBolt
band has been secured to furnish
music during the day. Hon. w. S.
Glass, of Watertown, will be the prin-
cipal speaker of the day Revillo
Item.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Benz. Grasiie were
Watertown passengers this morning.
Rev. w. A. Harden WatertoWned
Tuesday Rob't Kossman visited
with friends at Watertown, Tuesday.
Mesdames Geo. Barr and j. Heber
were visitors at Watertown, Tuesday,
Mr.. end Mrs. Louis Peterson, Lou
Jorgenscq and the Misses Lenora and
Pearl Hanson made up a WatertoWn
party yesterday Hans and Charlie
Rasmussen were at Watertown yes
terday Interviewing the doctors con-
corning Q case OF appendicitis the
latter has.-Vienna Standard.
w. e. Kuhl, OF the Lawyers Coop
GRAFTON Publishing Co., who had been
in WATERFOWL in the interests OF the
company, came to Redfield, Thursday
morning-Redfeld Journal Observer.
Mrs. S. Feldmeyer, of Watertown,
is visiting at the A. Feldmeyer home
this week. RI. Mcintyre was a
passenger to WatertQAn, Wednesday
evening, returning Thursday evening.
Mrs. G.. J.. Christensen and chill
dren spent Friday with her husband
at the hospital in Watertown and re-
ports him to be doing nicely Brad
ley Globe.
Miss Leona Schliessman visited
friends and relatives in WATERFOWL,
over Sunday. Il. Mines. A. w. and f.
A. Bartels spent Thursday of last
week in Watertown. Mr.. and Mrs.
B. r. Filbert went to Watertown by
auto last Friday for a visit with rel
ativas and friends. MI. and Mrs,
John Eden, who live up near Mari
eta, came down from Watartown,
Wednesday morning, where they had
been visiting. . Miss Elizabeth Walsh
went to Goodwin, Friday evening, for
a visit there and at Watertown. She
returned, Sunday morning. Her sis
ter, Miss Gertrude, of Garretson, N.
D.. who had been visiting at Good
win, came with her and visited here
until Monday evening.-Gary Inter
State.
Mrs. Ann Conklin is spending to-
day in Watertown. F. w. Flavin
was in Watertown attending to bust
ness matters last Monday. L..
Grimley and Walter S~chmidskunz of
Hazel, were in Naples last Saturday
attending to business matters. Mrs.
John Rider and daughter, Jessie. and
Mr.. j. Al. Hefnbd and family autoed
to Watertown, last Saturday. Ella
UrdaM returned home on Monday
from the WatertoWn hospital, where
she underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis last week. Mrs. r. d.
Baily and Jessie Rider were in Wa
tertown between trains, last Monday.
Mrs. D. H. Pomeroy and son auto
ed to Watertown Tuesday and was ac
companied home BY Mrs. Krause, who