Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-20
Watertown Visitors
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traising the Methodist church. Work
will Immediately start in excavating
Tor h basement. Henry E.. En-
glesby, of WATERFOWL, will move a
crew to Henry next week and any
one wanting anything in cement con-
struction a find him on the job in
Henry for the next two weeks.
Miss Fike, a sister of Mrs. H. III.
Parliament, is up from her home in
Castlewood for a visit. The ladies
were in Watertown, Tuesday, attend
ing an Eastern Star function. Bill
lie Boyd, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. S.. d. Boyd is critically ill at
this writing. His condition has been
such that DR.. O'Toole, of Watertown,
has been called in consultation with
DR.. Eddy. Fred Rex was up from
Watertown, Monday and Tuesday,
looking after business interests. Fred
says the Henry "Astonisher" reaches
him regularly every week, and that
it is a welcome visitor. Gosh! tut
did help some. Mrs. M. Mathiesen
departed Monday for Watertown to
enter Luther hospital. She was OPP
Grated IN Wednesday morning for
Chronic appendicitis. Mr.. Mathiesen
accompanied his wife and is remain
ing in Watertown. A phone mes
sage from him stated that Mrs. Ma
thiesen stood the operation we'll and
is getting along splendidly, which is
very gratifying news to the many
friends in Henry and vicinity. . Mr..
and Mrs. James Paterson have COM
pleted the plans for the remodelng
Iof their residence. They will put in
a full basement and build on an adj
dition and will make several changes
in the interior. When completed they
will have a comfortable and modern
home. The job has been let to En-
|glesby, of Watertown, and work will
be commenced in a couple of days
Henry Independent.
Mrs. A. Looming and daughter were
passengers for WatertoWn, Tuesday
morning. . /. Marie Naslund, of Bail
ey's Lake, was a passenger to Water
town, last Saturday morning. Inez
Gatchell, of Watertown, was a Sunday
guest of Miss Pickles in this city. /.
ID. w. Whooley, of Watertown, was
attending to. business matters in this
city, Monday. Mary Doyen left last
Saturday for Watertown to take care
of her little brother, who is being
treated there. Mrs. Doyen had been
there with her son but is now home,
and reports the patient as receiving
much benefit. Miss Ruth keenan,
|spent last Saturday in Watertown.
A number of members of the Clark
chapter of the order of Eastern Star
attended a meeting and school of
INSTRUCTION at Watertown, Tuesday. .
Mabel Pfffer left Monday evening for
lWatertown, where she will spend a
few days, the guest of Mrs. J.. E. Bird.
l. Lucille Emerson, of Watertown,
left for her home last Friday evening
after a short visit at the 3. M. Jones
and B. D. Bascomb homes. After
Ia short stay at the Lorshbough home
north of this city, Maber Lorshbough
and Tracy Lahne left Sunday evening
for Watertown. After a short visit
at the G.. A. Scidmore home, Mrs. F.
lC. Blodgett and son, Stanley, return
ed to their home at Watertown, last
1Fr,day evening.-Clark Courier.
Geo. K. Burt autoed to Waterfowl
on business, Wednesday. j. D
Burt has the contract to erect the
buildings for the electric light plant
We have seen the blue prints, and
they are going to be a fine addition
Ito the town. County Commission.
Ter John Michaels has been quite Ill
this week, so much so that he was in
1.-THE hospital at WatertoWn a few days
I'VE hope to see Johns smiling face
lin a few days. Mrs. Even BeskoW
WAS taken to Luther hospital at Wa
itertown, to be operated upon Tues
Iday. We trust she may be restored
in good health. Mrs. Otto Korth, 8
sister of Mrs. Beskow, left the hos
pital the same day her sister was
receiyed. Mr.. Harry Hill was in
South Shore a few days last week in
terviewing our merchants for adver
ltising in the new county directory
which is being issued by the Water
town Printing and Binding Co. Mr.
Hill is a pleasant gentleman to meet
while here he took a census of Soutf
Shore and found 329 people of sixteer
years or over. Counting those undel
sixteen would give us nearly 500 PEG
pie. Hurrah! for South Shore
South Shore Republican.
Roy Urevig was a passenger to Wa
tertown, Wednesday morning. Mar
garet Fosse was a Waterfowl pas
senger, Monday morning. Mis-
Florence Ustrud returned to Water
town, Monday, to resume school du
ties after a week at home. c. q
Hegna and o.. A. Olson attended thu
assessors meeting in Watertown, las
week Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Benson
went to Watertown, Friday, wher'
the latter had dental work done.
Tom Sweum, who went to Watertowl
to consult doctors last week, under
went an operation at Luther hospita
Friday. Mrs. Jens Jesme and Lar
Eyenscn went to Watertown, Monday
to see their brother, MI. Sweum, VIII
is sick at the hospital. . Mr.. an
Mrs. Martin Daley and son came Vi
from WATERFOWL, Sunday morning, t
spend the day at the home in tn
country. They returned in the even
ling. Miss Ella Short, of Water
town, spent last week at the respect
i've homes of II. A. Ustrud and Jen
|tHogstad, returning home Saturday.
1.-THE voters of WATERFOWL were ev: