Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-10

MIS-. AlDeTU IDleQe met Will 4ulkE
a serious accident on Saturday after.
noon, while attending to her little
chickens. In some manner she slip
ped and fell on a triangular. portable
chicken coop, and sustained a wound
on one of her eyebrows. She was I'M
mediately taken to DR.. Bartron's hos.
pital, where the wound vas dressed
and three stitches were taken.
Miss Eva Mclaughlin, of Water
town, is spending a week or ten days
here, visiting with her country cous
| ms, the Misses Ruth and Coda Me
Laughlin.
Helmer Milsby. visited with hi.
brother on Sunday afternoon, via no-
torcycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hacker and chill
dren accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Id
Amacher and baby were church Wis
itors at Grover, Sunday morning. The
Hackers Sundayed with the Amach-
ers.
Rev. r. j. Albrecht accompanied by
John Huffman ,autoed to Raymond on
Sunday morning, where Rev. Mr.. AL.
brecht conducted services.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Haraden, of
Watertown, attended the entertain
ment at the school house in this dis
trict last Friday.
Harry Briggs is on the road to re.
coyery after his severe illness, we
are glad to report.
CT l.. Klatt, Paul lilly, Peter Scher-
er and A. T. Klatt were JOY riding and
business callers at the Nick Endres
home Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Endres
has two hundred bushels of flaw for
sale at market prices for seed.
Mrs. Virgil A. Briggs was a business
caller at the Albert Thiede home on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Scherer and
son, of Watertown, were Sunday Wis
itors at the Peter Scherer home, Mas
ter Freeman remaining here with his
grandparents to spend a week or ten
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Born and chill
dren Sundayed with the Zamows.
This was the first time they have been
here since last year.
Paul Scherer and Fred Fov, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thiede
were Watertown callers Sunday after
noon. Mrs. Thiede had her wound
dressed and must again have it dress
ed in a few days.
Mr.. A. Deland was a business caller
at the Zamow home on Monday morn
ing.
George A. Lebert of WATERFOWL was
transacting business at the George
Mapes hame the first of the week.
Mrs. M. A. Anderson accompanied
Mrs. F. e. Mclaughlin and children
to the school entertainment in this
district Friday.
Mrs. F. G. Benthin and baby were
visitors at the Peter Scherer home
last Sunday.
Louis Vetter underwent a serious
operation for appendices at the Bart
Q hospital last Monday. He is inn
proving at this writing.
Miss Cora Scherer called on Mrs.
George Scott the fore part of the
week.
Beautiful weather for seeding, but
we think it is getting rather late for
wheat. Gardening is the pastime of
the day in this section.
Messrs. Carl and Emil Mischke and
families spent Sunday at the
home of Their brother, Albert.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hallauer were
shopping in Watertown on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Lebert have in
stalled a piano, purchased from the
Is. w. Cooke Music House at Water
town.
Assessor Charley Elfring has been
attending to business in this district
sthefore part of the week.
The Boxelder farm had some i'm
provements made the past week by
planting a few mountain ash and ev-
ergreens for adornment.
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GARDNER.
Mesdames j. NJ. Bell and Henry
Laqua We're Monday afternoon callers
at the Nicholas Kirsch home.
MI. and Mrs. 6. u. Mitchell were
in the city, calling on friends, last
Tuesday.
Some Of our loyal neighbors wit
messed the patriotic parade Tuesday
afternoon.
Edward Kirsch was 4 Watertown
passenger Tuesday evening
HARRY Little transacted business ia
Gardner Wednesday morning.
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