Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-06-15

W1x of WatertoWn were IN town n
few minutes Monday afternoon while
on their way home from Lake NOrden
| where the doctor had performed an
| operation.-Hayti Herald.
Gladys, Eddie and Carol Conner,
of WATERFOWL, are visiting at the
home of their uncle, Lawrence Con
ner, west of town. Mrs. Olive Hood
went to Watertown Thursday morn
ing, where she will attend the state
campmeeting of Seventh Day Advent
lists held at that place June 9Th tic
18th. w. S. Petit was down from
Watertown Wednesday night an bus
ness. He expects to move to Bryant
mex week to make it more conven-
lent for him to work his farm near
that place.-Willow Lakes News.
J.. G. Cunningham was down from
| Watertown Tuesday looking after
some business matters and visiting at
the home Of his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Cunningham. John was formerly en-
gagged in business here for a number
of years and his visits here are en-
joyed by his many friends. . Mrs. e.
l.. Crimmen anne down from Water
town Saturday to spend a couple Of
haJo NtDitlliS WIN ohl
friends in this place. Mr.. Crimmen
has a position in Sioux Falls n Mrs.
Crimmen will move there in the near
future. Her welcome visit to Castle
wood was enjoyed and appreciated by
the people OF this place.-Castlewood
Republican.
Vivian Sutton spent the first of the
week in Watertown. Mrs. C. M.
Mcdonald came over from Watertown
for a short stay. Mrs. j. A. Huber
and son, Carter, are spending a few
days with friends in Watertown
Mrs. Hoffman was a passenger to Wa
tertown where she is making a short
visit. Mrs. ]. w. Dickey spent the
week end in Watertown at the hos
pital, with her daughter, Mrs. A. J.
McAlpine who she reports recuperat-
ing nicely. Several Clark members
of the Daughters of the American
luncheon given in Watertown Mon
day. Mrs. w. H. White and daugh-
ter, Ito, left Monday evening for Wa
tertown where Miss White entered
the hospital and underwent an appen-
dicitis operation, at last reports she
is getting along ~nicely-Clark Courier
Mrs. H. o. Swift was a visitor in
Watertown Saturday. DR.. j.. H.
Crawford was a business visitor in
Watertown Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Bushey and children, of Water
town, spent Sunday here as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Bushey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shanks re!
turned to Waterfowl Friday, having
been called here by the death of their
niece, Miss Ella Marshall. Mrs.
Hattie French and Mrs. Archie French
and little son and Watertown spent
Thursday here, attending the Burge-|
Anderson wedding. Mr.. and Mrs.
M. A. Monsoon, Miss Christine Mon
son and Edmund Nelson, of Estelline
spent Sunday here, visiting relatives
and attending the confirmation exer-
cises held in the Lutheran church and
conducted by Rev. j. B. Reinertsen
of Observation-Disclosures Core
spondence Lake Norden Enterprise.
John Lyle was a business visitor
to WATERFOWL, Saturday. Mrs. HUI
derson came down from WATERFOWL,
Sunday, to attend the funeral of John
Squires. Mrs. Roy Wheaton left
Monday evening for a weeks visit at
| Watertown, Mr.. Wheaton going up on
the early morning train. Willis
Barkhuff and nephew, Orville Alex
ander, of WATERFOWL, came down,
Saturday, for a weeks visit at the
| A. Melcher home near Gary. Miss
| Grace Myers who has been spending
the past ten days visiting her friend,
| Miss Edith Bartels, left Monday ev-