Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-08-17
with friends in watertswn.-Henry

with friends in Watertswn.-Henry
Independent.
Afr. and lJrs. Joe Reed weRe pas
sengeF. to Watertewn On the early
morning tram Tuesday. Mrs. Flor
enee Ress, Miss Rule Taylor and Mrs.
Taylor of Watertcwn spent Wedne-
day visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Ploog and other friends. Mrs. Gan
non ~retUrned to her home at Water
town, Wednesday after spending &
couple oA days visiting at the home
Of her friend Mrs. C C. Dnipps.-Ray-
mond Gazette.
The Fourth Regiment band has
closed a contract for playing at the
Corn Palace at Mitchell. For many
years Mitchell people have had q corn
palace show each fan. The events
have been remarkably successful, both
from a business standpoint and along
the line Of pleasure. Some Of the.
most famous bands of the II
have played for This exhibition, which
usually continues for a week. The.
came Of the Fourth Regiment band
prompted the Mitchell management
to seek its services for this year.
The county agents plan to have ala
exhibition OF grains at the state fair.
Prof Palm OF the C~odington County
Agricultural Extension association is
en]deayoring to get samples of the dn.I
est grains raised in the county this
year, although the poor wheat crop isl
a handicap. Ten varieties of pota-
toes are wanted-fye of the %earIfes
and five Of the lates, MIR. Palm will
he glad 10 explain to any OF tba
farmers what he desires in the differ
ent kinds of grains.
Miss Helen Whittelsey, whose home
is in Battle Greek. Mich, but who had
been teaching at Cooling, Idaho. and
who visited Mrs. w Y. Monroe anal
Miss Mabel GrinoIs In this city dur.
iag the early part OF the summer. re-
Gently died at Battle Creek. ~sollsw
ing an operation in the local hospital
She was the picture Of health and
while visiting in this city. and
made a most favorable impression
upon all with whom she came in con
tact.
John Ladendorf, of the Eagle Cafe.
has purchased tho Bryant hotel and
has changed the name to The Antlgrs,
By which it was known when erst
constructed, Later, after changtsc
ownership, the name was changed ,oI
Bryant, The house win be refurnigh-
throughout and each sleeping apart
neht eqaipped with new linen. Mr.
.4adendorf, who has been ably assisted
n The management OF the cafe b. his
lpspitable wife, has had remarkable
uecess IN the Eagle, which has baen
good paying proposition from the
me ne took hold Of it to the present.
Miss Glenalla Carroll, who, for sew
RAJ Years past, has been teaaking
omestic science in the schools OF a
sadins California town, and who has
cen spending a portion of the sunni
Ter On a sightseeing trip in the east,
fclaIding Niagara Falls, arrived in
city last week 10 spend a short
me at the home of her mother here. !
Ire Alice Carroll, and TO visit with
er sister, Mrs. A. w. Ransom OIL
litcheal, who, with her children, Isl
pending the summer at the lake shore
ONE of Mrs. Carroll, Mr.. Ransoml
aying joined them last week for a !;
REF vacation.
Local readers may be interested I'M
'arning that Mrs. Woodrow Wilson,.
lie Of the president OF the unaed
tafes, has brought suit against a
washington mar to compel him tot
ay her a bill Of $50, owing for goods
ought at her iewary store ri ~seesns
hat when Irs. Gait bee1ne Mrs. [
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