Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-25


Watertown Visitors
T. C. Maitland was at Watertown
between trains, Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. j. Dawse were Watertown
passengers, Thursday morning.-Wil-
low Lakes News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Paul came
down from WATERFOWL, Saturday
morning for a few days visit at the
Nv, I. paul home. Mrs. Russell
Jensen came came down from Wa
tertown Saturday morning, for a short
visit with relatives n friends
Brookings Home Messenger.
Minnie Lovaas came down from
WatertoWn, Saturday, for an over
Sunday visit with home folks. Mrs.
o. G. Tuve, who spent several days at
Watertown, returned last week.
Mrs. Ensberg and daughter, Lottie,
were Watertown visitors the latter
Tom Hagen purchased a Buick auto
at Watertown, last week. DR.. q. e..
Fischer, Frank Bennett and G. Fl. En-
glesby, of Watertown, spent last Fri
day in this city visiting friends.
TON Hagen spent the first few days
of the week in Watertown, in the in
terests of his candidacy for repre-
: observation-disclosures Forum.
DR.. Mcintyre made a business trip
to W%atertown, Friday. F. M. Stew
l art, of Watertown, was looking after
4 his farm interests southwest of town
the last of the week. Jack McGill-
: vary and Mr.. Hopkins, of Clark, and
Mr.. Curley, of Watertown, were Brad
s ley visitors Friday. making the trip
by auto.-Bradley Globe.
. Henry Chops went to WATERFOWL,
Tuesday morning, returning Wednes-
day. Miss Luella Hanson was a
WatertoWn visitor, Friday, returning
next day. +. Mrs. O. j. Barkhuff, who
had been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
"a. Melcher, southwest of town for the
past ten days, returned Tuesday even.
ing, to her home at Watertown.-
Gary Inter State.
=, DR.. G. b. Stutenroth spent Thurs
: day in Watertown visiting with friends
8 and looking after business matters
lRedfeld 5ournal-Observer
Nels Lsndgren, of Watertown, for
! merly of Wheatland township and al
-, - one time a member of the state legis
: |lature from Day county, died at a
!, hospital in Watertown, of pneumonia
= on Wednesday of last week. The
- funeral took place Friday.-Webstel
- World.
Miss Hattie Hammel came up from
{Watertown, Sunday, and spent the
day with her parents. Miss Hamme
Eis employed at the Luther hospital. !.
le Miss Lillian Hilliard, of Minnesota
is with her mother, Mrs. John Hill
Z: lard, who is confined in the hospita
at Watertown. Henry Sasse attend
ed the big political gathering at Wa
tertown, Wednesday evening. Roya
johnson and Peter Norbeck were tn,
- speakers of the evening.-Henry In
es dependent.
Geo. K. Burt and O. G. Frink wen
Ito Watertown yesterday on business
is Mrs. Holtzkamp and Mrs. Blek re
ry turned from WatertoWn Wednesda
morning, where they had been visit
sting. Several auto loads of our pee
. pie went to Watertown last Frida,
might to see the play, HEverywoman.
They all report it great. DR.. M.
Hammond and Mr.. and Mrs. Gen,
a. " ? ~ duuS4AtSlB JSSSlSs NUIs
Hommel, from Watertown. were her,
he Wednesday to attend the Johnston
e. funeral.-South Shore Republican.
Warren Jolley was a business Wis
itor at Watertown, Saturday. B
# H. Lamont went to WaIertown, Sat
urday, to visit his brother, q. A. La
= Mont, who is very sick with pneu
n4o4nia. The Misses Mabel ant
Sadie Hanson, of WATERFOWL, spen
Sunday at the home of heir cousin
w. g. Syverson, in this city. MI
and Mrs. e. e. Hill, Mrs. Will Phillip.
and DR.. and Mrs. Fleeger, of Carpen
ter, were passengers for Watertown
~ Wednesday morning. Mrs. Hill ha:
c been in very poor health for some
time. and went to the city to consul
la specialist.-Willow Lakes News.
Cora Beres, an efficient employee o
the Dunlop cafe, spent over Sunda,
: with her folks iii W%atertown. Mis-.
Ella Urdahl was taken i'll last Sat
urday and that night vent to the hos
pital at Watertown where she I'm
derwent an operation for appendiciti.
and at last reports is recuperatins
nicely from the effects. M. Doyer
and son, Henry, went to Waterfowl
Monday morning, returning in thu
Ills Deming