Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-06-29

John Munson went to Watertown Fri
day to see their brother who was very
low in the hospital. Mrs. Jens
Hogstad and Mrs. N. Johnson were
Watertown passengers Thursday, re-
turning Friday, where the latter Wis
tied her o. Herman, who is in the
hospital. Mrs. Jake Munson and
father, Frank Swanson, went to Wa
tertown Thursday to visit Jake Nun
son, who is at the hospital and was
seriously i'll at that time. At the
present time he is improving.-Brad-
ley Globe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grasse are at
| WATERFOWL today. . . Geo. NJ. Johnson
is spending a couple of days at Wa
tertown. The Misses Olson, from
west of town, are visitors at Water
town this week. Misses Emma and
Esther Bossen were visitors at Wa
terotwn Tuesday. NJ. James, of
Waterfowl, and Miss Pearl Grover,
Of Aberdeen are visiting at the w. b..
James home. L. E. Sasse autoed to
Watertown Sunday to call on Mrs.
Sasse who is in the hospital. Miss
Eva Seim came up from Bryant Mon
day evening and took the train for
Watertown the next morning. Mrs.
Ed Thompson was at Watertown yes
terday to help Ed while away a few
hours of his enforced stay in the hos
iptal.-Vienna Standard.
Jack Gamble went to WATERFOWL
this morning on business of a legal
nature. Miss Caroline Hopkins, Of
WATERFOWL, is spending the week at
Tho tnr,n OF la,, n,,r Nfr, ~ II
Reyes. Bert Ring and family auto
ed to Watertown and back Tuesday
forenoon. The same evening Mr..
Ring autoed to Milbank as a delegate
to the Grand Lodge session of the K.
of P. Bricklayers arrived from Wa
tertown Monday morning and began
work on the construction of the new
addition to the Citizens State Bank
building. VIM. j. Bryan has been
engaged for a chautauqua address at
Watertown, Friday, June 30th at 2:30
p. m. He will discuss the question
he deems of most Importance at this
time.-Henry Independent.
Mrs. John Loomis and little son
spent last Monday in Watertown an
a shopping expedition. . Pat Hoffman
returned from a short business trip
to Watertown Saturday night. An
item overlooked last week was the
trip of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mehlberg to
Watertown. Ed Kruse and Sam
Ortberg made a flying trip to Water
town Saturday evening. Mrs. Ray
mcnd and Mrs. Florence Ress return
ed Saturday evening from a weeks
stay with relatives in Watertown. :.
Will Phifer is spending his entire
time with his daughter Gladys, in the
hospital at Watertown, where the
girl is recuperating from an operation
for appendicitis. The girl, while out
of danger, is making slow progress to-
ward ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gazette.
Mrs. Earl Forcht and baby daughter
spent a couple of days last week with
friends in Watertown. Mrs. John
Barkley and grandson spent a couple
of days this week with relatives in
Waterfowl. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Scharn and son., of Watertown, were
over-Sunday guests at Mrs. Scharn's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hasten.
Miss Nina Ault arrived Monday ven
ing from Watertown. She will spend
her two weeks vacation with home
folks. Just at this time there is a
whole lot of regret that the state en-
campment grounds were removed from
Lake Kampeska. If, early in the
game. WatertoWn had dumped some
of her p%erniGious, peanut politicians
in the lake, the state encampment