Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-03-15
Local Happenings.


H. F, w. schaller departed last Fri
day for the twin cities.
We buy and sell second hand auto
mobile-tires. j. nj. Mahowald.
j. W. Dougherty made . business
"trip to the twin cities the latter part of
last week.
Herman Luck left last Monday eve
ming for Minneapolis to attend to
business matters.
Attorney Tom Law was up from
Clear Lake the first OF the week, at
tending to court matters.
His honor, the mayor, appointed w.
B. Church pound master at the re-
cent meeting of the council.
Mrs. S.. Sather OF Toronto. S. D.. is
guest this week at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Paul H. Mead.
Mrs. Glen Yeamans went to Clark
the fore part Of the week to visit at
the home of DR.. Yeamans, parents.
Mrs. Grace Shef1eld, of Lincoln.
Neb., is in the city, a guest at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. Lester Klein.
Mrs. Lester Klein and children
have returned from a sojourn at Lin
cold, Neb., where they visited friends.
DIR. Glee Tarbell has returned from
Chicago where he visited friends and
renewed his collegiate acquaintance.
L. T. Norris, cashier of the Citizens
National, went to the twin cities the
last of last week to attend to business
matters.
Do you smoke? Well, remember
homemade cigars next Saturday.
Mind that?
Tom c.. Murphy departed the first
of the week for Sioux Falls to attend
a meeting of furniture dealers, repre-
senting ive states.
Peter Jacobsen, who had been on
the sick list for a spell, is able to re
sumo his duties, much to the delight
of his mere friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Nordgren, Of
Walnut Grove, Mimi, were guests
the fore part of the week at the home
of Mrs. Harry Chapman.
If you want to save on your tire ex-
National Bank of South Shore. was
attending to business matters1in the
city the latter part of last week.
Geo. X. Burt, cashier of the First
pense see J.. n. Mahowald's rebuilt
auto tires. AS good as new for less
than half the price Of new ones
The friends of Eugene Chapman.
who has been suffering from q severe
attack Of pneumonia, will be glad to
learn that the patient is conyaIescing.
Judge G. G. Sherwood opened on
Tuesday the March term of court in
this city. Court Reporter A. 7. Hop
kins was also present to do the re-
porting.
Wanted-Live chickens. owsley
Mercantile Co. 374e
Miss Ruth seibert departed the frst
~of the week for Norris, Mimi. where
she joins her parents, who recently
changed their residence from this city
to the Minnesota town.
Miss Billie Burke starring in Peg
gy" in the movies at the Lyric Tues
day afternoon and evening drew a
crowded house, standing room being
practically at a premium.
Resulting from an attack Of pneu-
monia, Winnie, the infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl King. passed
away last Thursday afternoon. The
funeral was held from the residence.
Miss Ida Nulholland, of the Schal-
Lay. s II mn 1T ~, ont cfnrn ha 49, ratr11snn d
from her eastern visit where she in
spected and selected stocks for the
department which she superintends.
At the. last meeting Of tho city
council an ordinance was adopted
granting to the Great Northern the
right to construct a line up through
the alley to the rear of the Park &
Grant Mercantile company's ware
house.
The G. II. Atkinson Paving company
has closed a contract for a large slice
OF paving to be done at Yankton, s.
d. Having already closed contracts
for work to be done at Mitchell, Mad
ison and Huron, the company has a
large job on its hands for the coming
season.
aANeeMSgM lMsr"F EDH
Friends OF the owners of tho prize
winners at Sioux Falls are extending
their fluctuations. Mrs. C. d. Rus
sells spaniel, Eva Dele Obo, won first
honors at the bench show, and Don
AIDS Irish settlers, G~lennygall's Pride
and Karanda, were also winners--in
fact several Of 'em.
A special feature at the Lyric on
Tuesday evening, which was enjoyed
BY all present, was the singing Of
Messrs. Frank and Gene" Mccarthy,
ene having a fne tenor and the other
! baritone OF power and range. Each
sang q solo, merging into a duet
Both were enthusiastically encored \