Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-09-27

Observation-Disclosures
G. {. Dripps accompanied Ernest
Hurlbert and daughters on an auto
trip to Watertown last Thursday
Raymond Gazette.
The Misses Myrtle Neissner and
Gledys Joy went to witness the en-.
trainment of the cavalry troops Sat
urday morning at Watertown.-Hayh
Herald.
Mrs. Chas. Rasmussen was in Wa
tertown n day last week. s. Miss
Mary Multhauf spent Sunday in Wa
tertown. y. Mrs. James G. Eggen and
daughter, Bernices were WATERFOWL
visitors Saturday.-Vienna Standard.
]. w. Hopkins was down from Wa
tertown Friday visiting with friends
in this place where he resided for a
number of years as a p%racticing at
torney and filing the position of dis
trict attorney Castlewood Repub-
ican.
Mrs. y. L. Mccall received a mes
sage Tuesday evening that her moth
er, Mrs. August Anderson, of Bis
marck, N. D., vas very ill and not
expected to recover Mrs. Mccall
left Candy via Watertown Wednesday
morning for the bedside Of her moth
er.-Canby (Minn.) News.
Sheriff Ed Elkins was up from Wa
tertown Saturday collecting delin-
quent personal taxes. !. Mrs. Marion
Fisher, of Watertown, came up Mon
day evening for a visit at the Fred
Phillips home. =. Miss Olga Larson,
of WateTtown, visited here last week
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. O. e.
Mack.-Florence Forum
About fifty or sixty of our citizens
autoed to Watertown Friday night to
hear the boys farewell concert and
to- see them leave for Deming Satur-
day morning. The boys kept up their
courage in fine shape, but a few min
utes before the train pulled out and
as each one babe his dearest friends
farewell their hearts were full Of love
and most eyes were filled with tears.
Vienna Standard.
Miss Ona Parmenter spent over
Monday night in Watertown. Is. G a.
Dykstra, Of Watertown, was attending
to business matters in this city
Monday. vs.. Miss Heath of Watertown
spent last Saturday in this city in at
tendance at the Mrs. Parmenter fun
eral. s John Lien of Garfield town
ship, a brother Of our merchant, Hen
~ Lien, left for Watertown Tuesday
evening where he entered a hospital
to undergo an operation for appen-
dicits:-Clark Courier.
Many from Henry and vicinity at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Tim Cur
ley held at WatertoWn Monday morn
ing. Edna Kent went to WATERFOWL
Friday night to visit her sister and
to bid soldier friends goodbye. 81.
Miss Hyer, of Watertown, is here as
a special nurse for Mrs. Mary Skells,
who was hurt in an auto accident
last Thursday evening. - Mrs. Rolla
Gray of Waterfront is in Henry this
week visiting her mother, Mrs. Guy
Warner. AS soon as the South Da-
kota troops are encamped at Deming,
Mrs Gray will Join her husband, who
is one of the iieutenants. John
Robb was in Wtatertown the end of
last week and made arrangements to
move to that city. He has turned his
farm over to his on, Frank. Elmer
Robb, who has been running the farm
will close out his personal property
at a sale held next Thursday, Sept.
81, and move to Watertown with his
parents.-Henry Independent.
Mrs. John Collins was q visitor at
Watertown last Friday. Misses
Mabel Godrin and Dorothy Lightfoot
were visitors to Waterfowl last Fri
day. +. b. Gordon and family spent
Friday nat Watertown, visiting the
Gordon boys in the First Cavalry and
other relatives Misses Mary Hens
Ter and Leona Schdiesmann were Wis
itors to- Watertown Thursday of last
week, returning on Friday. VIM
stoltenburg and family went TO Wa
tertown last Friday by auto. to visit
Fred StoltenBurg They returned
Saturday Mrs. Harry Schofields
and Mrs. Roy Wheaton and baby
came down from WateItown TUESDAY
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