Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-17
Mr.. orvill Weather, salesman for
the Mitchell auto company, called at
Waverly on business Saturday.
YAHoTA N FULLER.

Miss Olive Conway spent Tuesday
night at Kenilworth farm.
Mr.. o. R. Schmeling has purchased
a new Chevrolet car. We knew Otto
ought to have an auto.
Fred Stroup and family Of South
Shore spent Sunday with the G. 6.
Kelloggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galisath returned.
Sunday from a short visit at Willow
Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. A. Babceck spent.
Thursday afternoon at Kenilworth
farm.
Robert Benbow has left high school
and, will spend the remainder of the
term on the farm.
Bruce Babcock is home again after
spending the winter teaching school
in the northern part of the county.
The Rev. G. C. White will hold serv-
ices at the Lake View school house,
on Sunday, May goth, at three o'clock
in the afternoon. The Rev. w. F.
Sauer will also hold services at the
schoolhouse at four o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Schmeling, of
South Shore, spent n day last-#eek
at Will Something's.
Mrs. Conway and Mr.. and Mrs.
Yeager made ar auto trip to Sioux
Falls last Friday. They returned on
Sunday.
Miss Ruby WEIGH spent Monday
night at the braves home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mills, of Gard
ner. called at Galisath's. Sunday eve
ming .
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Clapp spent
Sunday with the Vern Olds family.
The w. Welch family spent Sun
day evening in Watertown.
MI. and Mrs. Abbey and children
Mrs. L. Wallner. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wallner spent Sunday with the Albert
braves family.
The st. Clair family took dinner
with the G. McElhaneys, Sunday.
Miss Ruby WEIGH visited over SAT-
urday with her grand parents near
Appleby.
A number of u young folks spent
Saturday evening at the braves home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark, Miss.
Gladys Leonard of WATERFOWL and
Mrs. Albert Clark of Este1line called
at the H. E. Leonard. home, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs LaFramboise spent
Sunday evening with the st. Glars.
Mr.. John Galisath was so unfortun-
ate as to injure his foot quite severely
while blowing, one day last week. We
are glad to state that it is rapidly
getting better at this writing.
Carl Peterson left Monday morn
ing for Deadwood, where he is to-
serve on the federal jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Odds called at
the George Moody home in Florence,
last Tuesday evening.
Miss Mamye and Florence braves.
and Ed Kirsch called at the braves
home Sunday evening.
Frank Hopkins will spend the sum
mer working in Florence.
Club will meet at the o. b Schmel-
ing home Friday evening, the 18th.
Several Of the Reilly young folks
spent Sunday afternoon 1T the Welcb
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gallisath dined
on Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
braves.
a large number of the patrons OF
district No. 3, as well as some from
the district to the north, attended
fthe School exhibit given BY Miss
Olive Conway. last Friday afternoon.
The school oom was very tastefully
decorated with flowers and ferns.
Sewing by the girls, stock and poultry
/ books by the boys, neat and attract
i've booklets Of authors, notebooks
kept BY the pupils during the year on
various subjects. Drawing and maps
galore were o n display on the tables
and attractiyelys arranged on the
walls. The display. on the whole, was
one Of which the teacher and pupils
might well be proud and served To-
add to the already well known eff
flciency Of the teacher. "A social time
was enjoyed BY all, and to add to the
pleasure.sMi Conway served tea and
waters tothose present.
Mrs. Will schmeling left Monday
evening to spenda upleF@ days
visiting her sister. Mrs. uohn Krail-
Ing.
What are the passengers looking
out the windows or1s asked i nerv-
Gus lady a the conductor came
through the train.
eve 4 3 madam. said
the conductor.
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