Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-11
Local Happenings

Miss Alnetta Luck visited friends !
ever Sunday at Candy, MINI.
Mrs. ]. j. Bennett visited friends in
Castlewood the first of the week.
Ringling's circus and menagerie
are billed for Watertown on July 81.
MI. and Mrs. G. E. Hopkins were
UP from Estelline the fore part of
the week.
=. S. Synder, with his better half"
and Miss Larson, drove down to Cas-
tlewood, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F~arragher are
the parents of a soE, corr to them
yesterday morning.
N. w. and t. c. Murphy made a
Business trip to Willmar, Mimi, the
fsre part of the week.
D.. K. Loucks spent the fore part
sf the week attending TO business
Aatters at Sioux Falls.
Judge c. G. Sherwood came up from
areokings yesterday on his way to
sfasti to hold chambers.
4he Woodman & Germley drug
store has recently installed a fine new
4 and soft drink fountain.
ME Knights of Pythias have been
tafins some interesting meetings of
laSe, having admitted many new mem
bSrs.
Mrs. Peterson, of Sinai, Kingsbury
,xInf- Loc hnor in fkn csfx . uy,oc$
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S.. A.
S1spe.
ezaude Banks, of Sours & Banks.
is installing an electric light equip
nSnt in the Faux county court house
Al FaAsktoa.
4 M. MacLaehlan, the Canadian
aeyernment agent, departed the first
q TAe week for points in the southern
Ma of the state.
The Watertown Gas Co. is putting
in another block of mains en- First
skseet s. W., to accommodate those
SesSring to use gas.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Goyer nave re
tHssaed from the twin cities and Other
sesnts where they combined business
VITA pleasure for a week.
L. Crimmen has returned tt
sieux Falls where he has accepted 8
position with the traffic department
Of the Morrell packing plant.
Jsdge Medin of Sioux Falls, judge
10 the juvenile court, will deliver al
address in this city next Friday ito
n1orrow) evening before the parent
tszahers' association, in the higl
school.
General Sheafe, who was iniure'
sssne time ago in an automobile co
liaon, the auto running into he gen
e1nl, is able to be out again, although
10 needs a crntch to assist him t
walk,
Geo. II. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex-JHdg'
circuit court.) Heegaard Block. Est
Peter Michaels, residing soatheas
es the city, met with an accident las
~sek by which one of his limbs wa
BADLY injured. His clothing caugh
In the betting of a wood saving ma
elaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Knadle were u
from Vienna today, with q view t
~psrchasing furnishings for their ne7
n which they expect to establis
soon they having been united in ma
rage about two weeks age. Mrs.
Knadle is known in Watertown a
MISS Mabel Thompson.
Mrs. Ellen Shurtlef, mother of Mr..
s. B. Dickinson, now of Portland
Gre, who had been in the city visi
ing friends, left yesterday for a Wis
al the home of her son., w. fl. Shur
left. after which she will proceed I
Portland for a visit at the DR.. Die
insen home.
The father of E. C. Olson, of th
olson-Lee clothing house, died at h
home in Kassan, Mimi, a few day
since. He had reached the age {
"a. The funeral occurred yesterda
afternoon, and out Of respect to tt
asaeased the O1son-Lee store Wa
csesed from 2 to 3 o'clock.
Publisher C. L. Dotson, of the Siou
FALLS Daily Press, accompanied
George R. Lanning, formerly pu
fisher of the Egan Express, and Wa
ron Green, of Hazel, members of IL
beard Of charities and correction
vas in the city the fore part OF II
week. The gentlemen were on the
way from Redfeld to Gary and 9th
gsints to look after official bushes
The death Of Nels J. Lindgren. +
seine time past a resident of tn
city, living at 610 Fourth avenue
NJ, occurred yesterday, following
hsief illness. He was past IS yea
e age, and leaves a wife and tv
aarghters and n son. The funer
WIN be held tomorrow. ilterment IA
iAx place at Wallace. near which !
formerly resided on his farm.