Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-06-08

thiesen. Norris Mathiesen is spend
ing the week at Watertown, having
dental work done. . Mrs. L. E. Sasse
was taken with an attack of acute
appendicitis Sunday. She was taken
to Watertown Monday and an oper-
alton performed. The last we heard
she was getting along well. Mes
DANES III. B. Moen and j.. r. Knadle
We're visitors at Watertown yester-
day. Mrs, J.. D. Kindig, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fay Kindig and Harry Kindig
are spending today at Watertown. /.
George Barr went up to Watertown
this morning to see his wife at Luther
hospital. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Barr We're passengers to Watertown
Monday, where the latter underwent
an operation for appendicitis the next
morning. She is getting along fine.
). w. B.. James went UP to Watertown
Monday to attend the commencement
exercises there, being more than or
dinarily interested, having a niece who
observation-disclosures Standard.
Mrs. VIM. Maddenk Mrs. j. H.
Crawford and son were Watertown
visitors last Friday. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. +. Poulson were Watertown visit
ors Monday, making the trip by auto.
1. Miss Victoria Anderson left on
Monday to visit Mrs. Archie French
of Watertown for several days. Mr..
and Mrs. III, S. Mellor and Miss Susie
Robards of Watertown spent Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. NJ. A..
Mellor. Charles Patterson arrived
here Friday from Watertown to spend
I a faYt-. ~ .yc, xr,,tb h;e7 niCfa,. NTre CI,c,4
ter Ecker. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j..
Russell of Hayti came w from that
city Saturday to attend the funeral
OF Mrs. Lydia Newton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Shanks of Watertown,
spent Sunday here, having been call
| ed here by the illness of their niece,
Ella Marshall. Mr., and Mrs. Archie
Horswill and son, Robert, of Water
town, spent a few days here this
week visiting Mrs. Sarah Cunningham
Luther Roller and Miss May de-
parted Thursday evening for their
respective homes in Valparaiso, Ind,
and washington Springs, S. D. Of
the other teachers, Prof. Kock still
remains here, and Miss Casperson
left on Friday to visit at the Il. r..
Meadows home in Watertown before
leaving for her home in Lake Pres
fon.-Castlewoad Correspondence in
Lake Norden Enterprise.
Martin Anderson spent last Satur-
day in Watertown. Elias Jones was
a passenger to Watertown Tuesday
morning. Miss Hazel Kirkpatrick
left last Saturday for an over Sunday
4 visit with friends in WatertoWn.
ICharles Cotton of WATERFOWL was at
tending to business matters in the
lefty Monday in connection with the
HaflIen Machine company. G. A.
l Scidmore and r. Nj. Shirk and son
were passengers for WATERFOWL We'd
Inesday morning where they went to
Iget a ear for MI. Shirk. j. G. Evert
iof Redfeld was attending to business
jmatters in this city Monday, leaving
lin the evening for Watertown.
la class of ~eighty-seven new members
iwere taken into Cretfn Council, Is.
Iof G., at WATERFOWL Sunday. Mem
hers and candidates to- the number
For twenty from here were In attend
Lance, leaving here on Saturday night
and returning home Monday morn
ling. The candidates who were taken
lin ait this time from here are r. ].
IKeenan. Lee; Hess, Matt Hess, john
HESS. w. r. Harvey, Henry Koibeck,
land Ignatius Kelly, the latter of Ray
fmond. The others IA the party from
there we're: Rev. III. EFF. Cunif, John
1Eoughlin, d. !. Quinn, Nv. NcLaushlin
IIEred Hess, Charles Kelly OF Raymond
tGeoreo 1chweige, Jake Weiler, Fer.
llnard Hess. Barney n0lauyY MsfDe
IIInnoy. w. n BIcketf and Charles
1fCarpenter. 4 banquet served at