Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-14
Local Happenings.

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Elmer Carey returned last week
from Wisconsin, where he had been
visiting friends.
Clarence Schulze departed last SAT.
urday for Fargo, N. d. to attend ID
business matters.
pr, Lyle Spencer went to Sioux
Falls last week to attend a special
meeting Of the state dental board.
Miss Helen Tarbell departed last
week for Milwaukee, Wis, to visit
her sister, Mrs. Ray Davis, for a few
weeks.
MI. ". R. Stowe, who had been
visiting his daughter Mrsa Cora
Homestead, returned last week to Hot
Springs. s. D.
Rev. 0. ], Edwards, accompanied by
his son, Benjamin. went to ST. Paul
last week 70 attend the annual meet
ing of the United Lutheran church.
After visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Ray Davis, at Milwaukee. Miss Helen
Tarbell will proceed to New York to
attend the summer school Of Colum.
bia university.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Arnold, accom-
panied by their children, arrived in
the city last week for a brief visit at
the home of Mrs. Ostroot's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Stoeckel.
Mrs. Lon Mcdowell departed last
week for Delafeld, Wis, to visit
friends for a few days and to attend
commencement at st. Johns military
academy. where Roy Dory, her broth
er, graduates this week.
The equipment for the officers e
,campment in this city-rather at the
lake-is being installed. Lieutenant
M. A. Hickman returned from Red
field yesterday where he had been at
tending to the details of shipment,
Miss Velma Ford and George Rein
muth of South Shore were united N
marriage by Rev. 7. S. Rocks Of Can
by, Mimi, the ceremony having taken
place at the home of the brides par
entsa ear Troy, s. D, last Thursday
noon.
Will r. Lambert and family de-
parted yesterday morning, via the
auto route. for Minneapolis for a few
days vacation and business trip
combined. They we're accompanied
by Jack Dietrich and family, the lat
ter expecting to visit friends in Wis
consin and Iowa before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Hart depart
ed last week for Philadelphia and
other points for al extended trip
through the eastern section Of the
United States. They expect to be alb
sent from home upwards of a month
and will travel quite extensively by
automobile.
Mrs. Spencer Whitehead arrived
from Butte, Mont, yesterday to visit
for a few weeks at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. Cora Bpnesteel. Mrs,
Whitehead will be remembered as
Miss Mary Bonesteel, and whose
friends in this locality are legion,
They will be glad Of a opportunity
to renew acquaintance.
w. b. Andrus, editor OF the Henry
Independent, was in the city Monday
afternoon, attending to business mat
tiers. Mr. Andrus still goes on three
legs,-two wooden mes and n Of
the natural kind,-but manages te
perform the greater part Of his OF
Zoe work, nevertheless. He has moi
yet fully recovered from the effects
OF blood poisoning which required
surgical attendance at Luther hos
pital, but he says he will soon be ssos
his pins" again.
Postofice Inspector Geo. Fl. CHASE
returned last week from Washington
WHITTIER he had been called in con
ference concerning postal matters
He stopped on the way home IN Hi
aois for a few days on oficis bust
ness. Mr.. Chase,s presence home g
this particular time is due to the fac
that his daughter. Miss Myrtle. Il e
change her name today and accePta
the responsibilities & wif s'to
George says that as SOON as the s'fsa
erals is over, he y billed for anothei
rip Of inspection.