Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-02
married couple q long, happy and
prosperous Journey through lite.

-or maybe it should be said that a3
large delegation SEN itself fOrth-tu
Lake Kampeka and Bitter Medicine
LAKE last Sunday. DR.. q. q. Frink,
Banker Geo. X. Burt and Editor John
40. Birt. with their families, were in
1.-The party, which numbered thirty to
forty. They partbok of the noun-day
lunch at the city park on the shore Of
Lake Kampeska and: then drove on to-
Bitter Medicine Lake for the balance
lef the day, intending to return to-
South Shore in the early part of the
evening. They were a jolly crowd.
Arthur Hartw5ck arrived rom Rap
i'd City, S. D.. with 8 car last Tuesday
to attend to business matters. He.
was formerly a WATERFOWL boy. hav-
ing driven a car for a or two
for G.. ". Hart before removing TO the
western part Of the state. He now
represents the sales department of
the Buick in RAPID City. He returned
Tuesday evening, intending to make
a night drive to Pierre and crossing to
Rapid City yesterday. He was accom-
panied On his return journey by Dilts
Cory, who is expected home this ave-
ming or td1norrow.
Misses Hattie and Margaret Aims
worth arrived from Boston the first
of the week and are spending a few
days at the home of their aunt, Miss
Anna Beath, and of their uncle, b. w.
Sykes. They we've accompanied by
Miss Jane Solove, also of Boston. The
Misses Ainsworth will be remembered
by numerous Waterfowl and Henry
friends, having resided in the county
practically all of their lives until their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aims
worth, went east some years ago,
where Nh. Ainsworth passed away
last winter. The young ladies expect
to remain here and Will probably be
Joined by their mother later In the
year.
Alfred a.. Steichen and Miss Susan
Fox, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs-eJ. b.
Fox, were united in marriage in I'm
maculate Conception church last Sat
urday morning, Rev. w. s. osMeara
officiating. The wedding was a very
simple but beautiful ceremony. The
groom is q member of the First South
Dakota Cavalry, having been among
the very early enlistments. The wed
ding was FASTENED somewhat on &C.
count of the intended departure Oh
Mr.. Steichea for the troop trainine
quarters at Deming, New Mexico. He
has been a member of the law firm Of
Hanten & Hantea and enjoys d widt
acquaintance throughout this vicinity
1.-THE bride is a nz:Et charming young
woman whose friends are legion.
City Attorney 4 Il sherin ha.
{ brought suit against former Mayor FL
) A. Wagner and his bondsmen, N. f
Marx and II. A. Park, tof the ieeeyer
of 81, 3S6.60, an amount. it is claimed
that represents Warrants signed By thu
mayor for which no vouchers can b.
found. The former suit against thu
mayor on the same grounds viii b
dismissed and this new suit substi
tuted. 1t is alleged that these ar
spurious NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. drawn b.
{ City Auditor NJ NJ Lane for s @sFlAiiel
no bills were ever rendered and TO
which The city received no yAu
wflateyer. Mr.. Wagner is alleged t
have signed these warrants. and tn
city seeks to hold him financially re
i sponsihle therefor.
Miss Ruth Craven, daughter Of MI
and Mrs. Don II. Craven, was unite
in marriage with Bert E. Preston. G
!, Aberdeen, the ceremony taking plac
at the home OF the brides parents
Rev. q, e. Bonner, pastor Of the Evar
gelical church, officiating. The newl
s married pair departed later for q
b tonville, Mimi, to spend the hone.
moon on the sAere Of Big Stone lake
l-ITheir home will be in AbsrdeeH
where the groom is in charge Q
department Of the McDernnaid-slate
rtcompany. He formerlyar resided in thi
city and is well and faycrably know
bya wide circle Of acquaintance
The bride has lived in this city q
, most her entire life and enjoys To
friendship Of host of friends, wh
join IN wishing MI. and Mrs. Reesto
s a long. prosperous and happy life.
& Editor 6. =. Jackson, Of the Ipswic
Tribune, Wal III the city this mornini
. on Ms way home from d trip throug
! Wisconsin and other states. He sto|
! ped OF at Watertown to Join Mr.
. Jackson and the children at Ston
Point, where they have been canipin
q id a cottage for the past two or thre