Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-27
Watertown Visitors

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d. ]. Riley, of Watertown, and T.
Wilson. of Marietta, were here on
business last Thursday.-Revillo Item
Hubert Hanson visited with his
folks in Watertown over Sunday. .
N. j. Burgess went to Watertown Sat
urday evening on business, returning
Sunday morning.-Badger Correspond
ence Lake Norden Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Anderson went
to Watertown, Saturday, for a short
visit. They returned Tuesday morn
ing. Henry Tehto!a is very i'll at
his home northwest of town, and as
he cannot be moved DR.. Giere, of
WATERFOWL is expected here today to
perform an operation which is neces-
sary at once.-Lake Norden Enter
prise.
C. E. Pope was down from Water
town, Monday, looking after some
business interests in this place and
vicinity. Mrs. Soren Anderson, of
Norden township, returned here Sat
urday morning from WateltoWn,
where she spent "A couple OF weeks
in Luther hospital while receiving
medical treatment, A successful OPP
Grafton was performed llpOn her Tor
appendicitis and she is rapidly recoy-
eriug from the etfects.-CastleWood
Republican.
q. w. Shadewald went up to Wa
tertown Friday to attend a banquet
given by the Masonic lodge. Mrs.
/ A. IIovre and Mrs. E. A.. Lowe,
who underwent operations at Luther
hospital at WatertoWn, last week
Thursday, for appendicitis, are get
ting along nicely. Mrs, 10, A. Lovre
was very sick for a time. The many
relatives and friends Of the ladies
are glad they are on the o a to re-
coyery. They expect to come home
next week.-Toronto Herald.
O. A. Olson, manager of the Wallace
Farmers Telephone company, went
to WATERFOWL, yesterday afternoon. .
c.. r. Youngern returned, Thursday
evening, from Watertown, going down
the night before. Misses Clara and
Selma Meiand were passengers TO
Watertown, Monday. Miss Annie
Haliauer, who had been working at
Watertown some time, came home,
Monday evening, accompanied by
Miss Kendall of Candy, Minnesota
Wallacs Scout,
Nj. II. Heintz drove up a new Stude'
baker six from Watertown, Monday
p. N. Larson brought up a new
three passenger ~Studebaker from Wa
tertown, Sunday. Joe Ronke was
up from Watertown and spent Sun
day visiting relatives and friends IL
this locality. Will Johns spent
Wednesday in Watertown transactine
business. Elections are becoming
popular in WATERFOWL; they hold one
every week. G.. H. Englesby, q
Watertown was in our city a few
hours. Observation-Disclosures Forum
Miss Hattie Hammel entered upor
her new duties at Luther hospital
in WATERFOWL, Monday. A. r. Fer
guson, an insurance man from Water
town, was in the burg, Monday.
w. Bauer and daughter, Wilma, OF
Watertown, were visitors AT h Per
kins home, Tuesday. John Hur'e
left for Watertown, last night, where
he will enter the hospital fc' All tp
Grafton. He was accompanied by his
son Frank. Mrs. Howard billiard
was a Watertown visitor. Tues.lay
DR.. Smith was up from Watertawn
Tuesday, to say hello to the folks and
to get his car, but owing to the muddy
roads he returned to Watertown by
Tail.--Henry Independent.
E. P. Blocher spent several days in
Watertown, last week. Mrs. R. j
Arnold was d WaterteWn passenger
Thursday. Max Fuerstenau was
transacting business in Watertown
Saturday. . Mrs. Hopperstadt came
up from WATERFOWL, Tuesday even
evening, ard will visit here a few
days. VIII Mcnamara spent Sun
day with home folks here, returning
TO his school work at Watertown
Monday. Mrs. Geo, Wendell and
daughters. Florence and Phyllis, spent
Saturday with friends in Watertown
Mr.. Hopperstadt. an electrician o.
WATERFOWL, is helping A. J. Buskrud
Wire residences for electric lights.
Adolph Stoltz is also in the wiring
game and it is probable that all the
inside wiring will be done by the