Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-07-12

for Watertown. Mrs. Christophersona
Went with her for 4 few days visit.
!. 3. Gordon and wife returned
Sunday to their home at Watertown.
following a weeks visit ait the home
OF Mr.. Gordon's parents, and with
other relatives and friends. Messrss
70. s.. Ransom and Floyd Ransom, Mrs.
Ransom and Misses Eve Severe, Ber.
nice Ransom and Olive Kenyon went
to Watertown and Foley, Wednesday.
The three former returned the same
day, but the three girls remained at
Foley until Saturday evening, visiting
the Herman Kerssen familg-Gary
Inter State.
1t is reported that nine bootleggersl
were arrested in Waterfowl Sunday
morning. =. Miss Nina Ault of Water
town visited relatives here one day
last week. 4. Walter Barley, of Wa
tertown, is visiting at the Barley
home here this week. Mrs. John
Barley left Saturday for Watertown.
where she visited relatives and attend
ed chautauqua. =. w. J.. Barley, J..
S. Stafford, j. A. Peterson and Asa
Woodbeck were Hazelites in Water.
town, Wednesday evening. 4. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Norton and children and
Miss Nellie Ralph were in WATERFOWL
Friday afternoon where Miss Ralph
was having dental work done. !. The
Vienna band arrived here Friday at
ternoon about 8 o'clock and enter
tanned the ~populace with several ane
selections after which the procession
of about thirty autos left for Water
town and other points.-HazeI Reg.
lister.
John Carey was up from WATERFOWL
Monday, visiting friends. =. Many
from this locality attended the Bar
mum & Bailey circus at Waterfowl
Thursday. - Mrs. Paul Lemks went
to the Bartron hospital at Watertown,
Tuesday. to be treated for her health.
- Plasterers came up from Water
town and finished plastering the in
terror of the new opera house this
week. =. Orrin Sumner and family
and mother moved to Watertown Mon
day to make their future home. +.
Surveyor Mead was up from Water
town last Friday and hunted up some
section corner for County Commits
sioner Groves. e. The Misses Jennie
Soreng and May Peterson, of Water
town, are spending a few days visit
ing at the Mr.. and Mrs. John Soreng
home. 8. Miss Nettie Ohnstad, OF Wa.
tertown, spent the Fourth at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lars
Ohnstad, north of Florence.-F1orence
Forum.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.. Madden and
daughter, Mary, Mrs. E. H. White and
l~daughter, SMargery, We're shoppers in
Watertown last Friday afternoon. 81
Harry Karlstad, Of Dempster; Alvin
Ellefson, Irene Madden, and her
guest, Miss Dewey, all of this place,
attended chautauqua in Watertown,
Sunday evening. -. Dr. and Mrs. VIM.
Struble and son, Lynn, went to Wa
tertown, Saturday evening. On Sun
day morning DR.. Struble underwent
an operation at the Bartron hospital
for appendicitis, and is reported as
recovering very well at present. =.
". N. Skinner and daughter, Hazel
Skinner Fisher, came down from Wa
tertown Saturday, the former to ait
tend to legal business and the latter
Ito her class in music. On their re-
turn home they were accompanied by
Murette Skinner, who has been a
guest of Vera Sour for several days.
-Castlewood Correspondence in the
Lake Norden Enterprise.
Miss Faey Dawson left for Water
town Tuesday morning for "a several
days visit with relatives. i. Mr.. and
Mrs. R. U. Young, Miss Hilda Samsol
and Ed Herbison motored to Water
town last Saturday, where they spent
the day. J. Charles Gaumitz, who is
employed on the Bartle farm south
of Clark, left yesterday morning for
Watertown for a several days visit
with home folks. At last reports
Lawrence Faucher is getting along
nicely at the hospital in Watertown
where a week g he underwent an
appendicitis operation. Mrs. Carl
Johnson returned to her home in Wa
tertown Thursday after a short visit
at the home Of hre sister, Mrs. Len
Williams. 3. M. Jones and children
and Mrs. 3. A. Gilmore artoed to
Watertown Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Jones, who had been visiting there,
returned home with them. 4 Miss
Gladys Leonard was taken down with