Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-07-13
Watertown Visitors


Miss Clara Stormo spent Saturday
in Watertown. M. Rev. Mr.. Hager and
wife took in the chautauaua at wa
tertown this week.-Hayti Herald
Miss Ruth Peyton, Of Watertown.
came down Thursday evening and re-
turned Friday morning The Misses
Mae and Harriet Meaghan went to
Watertown, Saturday evening, to visit
at the home of G. e. Norton.-Estel-
line Correspondent Hayti Herald.
Miss Alice Travers returned last
Friday from Watertown. Mrs. l..
M. Curl went to WatertoN Thursday
of last week. John McLain, who
has been taking treatment in a Wa
tertown hospital, returned home Sat
urday.-Gary Inter State.
G.. G. Nichols was a WATERFOWL
caller Monday. Mesdames Sprague
and Brewers spent last Saturday in
Watertown. A number from this
section we're in attendance at the
Bryan lecture at WATERFOWL last Fri
day. Miss Mable Lorshbough re-
turned to Watertown Sunday evening
after spending the day with her folks
here. B. w. Smull of near Carpen-
ter, took the train from here for Wa
tertown Monday and spent the day at
tending to business matters. Mr..
and Mrs. Luck, of Watertown, were
owe the 4th guests at the G. j. Pet
erson home Miss Blanche Wagner,
of Watertown, is a guest at the d.
Herbison home this week.-Clark
Courier.
Miss Birdelt Mcknight went UP to
Watertown Saturday evening for a
short visit with the Misses Ruth and
Grace Glegg. Mrs. John zeigler
arrived home Monday morning from
days visiting friends. Mrs. Russell
visiting her parent, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
down from Watertown Monday morn
ign for a short visit at the home of
her sister-in- law, Mrs j. L. Tree. !.
The Mesdames e. H Patterson and
Eva Corbin and Miss Beulah Alton ar
rived home from Watertown Satur-
day morning after a visit with friends
and relatives. G. w. Smith and
Arthur Mitchell were among those
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Friday. Rev. A. M. Work, formerly
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church of this city, and who has many
friends here, is at Watertown visit
ing. He is now pastor at Perry, Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Best and son,
Gordon, of WATERFOWL, visited rela-
tives and friends here the latter part
of last week. Andrew Ristvedt is
attending a meeting of the county
board at Watertown this week. Mr..
and Mrs. Wyman Rider spent Satur-
day and evening in Waterrtown. . I.
Mrs. w. j.. Owen, of Boyesville, Wis,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ] Bond, north of town. On
Wednesday, they all took an auto trip
to Lake Kampeska, Watertown and
ather points of interest in the county.
+. August Burnstad drove the car
over to Webster Monday, taking Mrs.
Ernest Meyer there to start for Mon
tevideo, Mimi, where she is visiting
relatives and friends. Miss Alice Hup-
pier has charge of the post Office dur
ing Mrs. Meyers absence. Gen. G.
H. Englesby, Of Watertown, says that
as soon as the Fourth Infantry at
Redfield receives orders to go to the
Mexican border, a new regiment will
be organized in the state to take the
place of the Fourth as a National
Guard, with the agreement that they
will go as volunteers if called Mr..
Englesby has been chosen as colonel.
The headquarters of the new regi-
ment will be at Watertown at least
until it is called by the president as
a volunteer or militia regiment
Florence Forum.