Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-20


favor OF the aldermanic form and 70S
Ito retain the present form. People
like changes-just for luck and what
these changes promise.--Wallace
lScout.
&C. Yeamans transacted business
lat WATERFOWL, Monday. . Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. E. ellis were visitors at
lWatertown, Saturday. Mrs. John
jVorseth and daughter, Gladys. are ut
|Watertown today. Mrs. Wohler was
lat WATERFOWL. Tusday, to lei Gordon
Almli, who is seriously i'll at the hos
pital there. Mrs. j. "A. Frederick
son and Miss Marie Multhauf were
visitors at WATERFOWL, Tuesday. .
Mrs. Nels Spilde was a visitor at Wa
ltertown, Saturday. Mrs. G. III.
Peck and daughter, Lorraine, were
down from WATERFOWL, last Friday. {.
Mrs. Cleveland is still quite i'll from
a severe stteck of measles, contract
ed while at Watertown. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Almli arrived home from
lWatertown, last night, with her lit
tie son, Gordon, who is a very sick
boy. Martha Bailey. who has been
staying at Pomeroy's had an attack
of appendicitis and was taken to Gar
den City Wednesday evening. Later,
she will go to the hospital at Water
ltown.-Vienna Standard.
E. e. Little and family, Of Water
town, spent Wednesday with friends
here. P. G. Bush, of WatertoJ n,
was t%ransacting business here Thurs
day. Will and Lyle Mcnamara
|spent Thursday in Watertown. Dr..
and Mrs. F. HI. Staley autoed to Wa
Itertown, Tuesday. Frank Ault and
son, Rolla, autoed to Watertown,
monday morning. Mrs. John Bark
ley spent several days last week with
relatives and friends in Watertown.
/. Mrs. Bare and daughter, Lenora,
lof Watertown, spent several days
mere the past week, visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bjork-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Little,
Mrs. Geo Little, Mrs. Geo. Wendell
and Miss Gladys Beath attended a
lecture at WATERFOWL, Monday even
ling Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Baxter
land Mrs. Holley Baxter autoed to Wa
|tertown, Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Melham and son came up from Wa
tertown, Saturday evening, for an
lover-Sunday visit with relatives here.
Miss Nina Ault come out from
lWatertown Saturday evening for an
lover-Sunday visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ault. Mrsal,d
Mrs. H. B. Phillips and Mrs. ]. Nc
iLaurin autoed to Watertown, last
Register.
Lars Ohnstad was a Watertown
visitor, Saturday. A baby girl ar
rived to bless the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. w. Mullen, last week Friday.
i. Frank Brooks spent the fore
part of the week at WATERFOWL. Hay
I'll, and other points. . Conley Tschack-
ert was up from WatertoWn the first
of the week, doing some auto repair
work. Dare Beard, Carmi Johnston
and Jack Goggins were among those
who spent a few hours in Watertown,
Monday. Perry Loucks and ladies
were up from W~atertown, Tuesday,
ATTENDING to business in connection
with his farm interests in this local
lily. Ed. Elkins was up from Wa
ltertown on official business, SatuT-
day. He was accompanied by John
Michaels, Don Allen and VIM. Olson.
Ray Springer returned home from
"a hospital at Watertown the latter
part of last week, quite well recov-
Tered from an operation for %appendi-
citis.-F1orence Forum.
Miss We're Walklin, who has spent
the past week here visiting relatives,
returned to Watertown, Friday even
ling. :. Mrs. Olinda Ellefson left Sat
urday for Watertown, where she will
visit for a few days at the home of
her niece, Mrs. Ed. Crimmen. Mrs.
Will Chambers and children came
down from Watertown, last Friday.
and remained for a few days visit
at the Arch Baker home. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. T. Rovang returned from
Watertown, Monday morning, and re-