Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-15
Watertown Visitors

Watertown Visitors
Mrs. John Taylor, who has been at
turned home Monday morning.-Ciear
Lake Courier.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Nichols and Harr,.
Chapman and wife. of W~atertown, Wis
tied the B. Dunkin family here Sun
day evening.-Florenee Forum.
A. Hanson, of WATERFOWL. was in
the city Wednesday on business. He
returned to Watertown i n the after
noon, riding up with Banker Hanly
and wife.-Clear Lake Advocate.
Mrs. H. R. Paxter, of Watertown,
spent a few days of last week with
her parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. Will Mix.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Davil Woulfe and
son., Dave: Mr.. and Mrs. Will Griggs,
and Miss Lucy Schuelke autoed to
Waterfowl Sunday for a few hours
visit with friends.-Nassau (Minn.)
Review:
N. e. Linstrom and wife and S.. B..
Crothers and wife We're in attendance
at the 'Toymaker's Dream" presented
in Watertown Wednesday evening. -
Harry Gullickson and Gladys Joy Were
WATERFOWL passengers Sunday eve
ming. Gladys returned Monday morn-
ing. i. Miss Florence Ludolph, who
has been visiting at the Jensen home
west OF town, returned to her home
in WATERFOWL, Sunday evening.-Hay-
ii Herald.
H. E. Harvey, of Watertown, was in
our city Tuesday. Mrs. Frank
Fountain was a passenger to Water
town Saturday. =. Mrs. VIM. Volkman
was a passenger to WATERFOWL Satur-
day. Oscar Flatten made a business
trip to Watertown Wednesday. q g.
Murphy father of Mrs. Ray Corner
is in a serious condition at a Water
town hospital with tetanus caused
from a wound in his foot caused by
stepping on a nail.-Bradley Globe.
H. l., Morgan did business in Wa
tertown last week Thursday. - A. T.
Faehn and wife, August and wife and
Melvin, autoed to Watertown Friday
last. u Melvin Faehn took up studies
at the School of Business Watertown,
this week Monday. ~ Idella and Flor
ence Ustrud spent Saturday and Sun
day with the home folks. They are
at Watertown. - Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Dragsten drove to Watertown Satur-
day to shop and see the dentist:-Wal-
lace Scout.
Cicely Mcbride was a WatertoWn
visitor Saturday. j.. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Knadle and Mrs. Thompson autoed to
Watertown Sunday. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. E. Kelly autoed to WatertoWn, Fri
day, to see their daughter, Tressia
Miss Husset, of WatertoWn, spent
Sunday with her brother, Rev. Mr..
Husset, the new Lutheran minister,
&. Lila Ostroot was down from Water
town for an over-Sunday visit. - Mrs.
Bergstresser was visiting with friends
in WATERFOWL Monday.-Viema Stan
dard.
w. G4gWeaver made a business trip
to- Watestown the first Of the week;
John ID. Burt have moved to Wa
tertown, where they expect to make
tiaeir future home. - John Selqhert
and family autoed to Watertown Sat
urday. Miss Lueetta Hanneman, OF
Watertown visited at the ~Isaacson
home near Stockholm while enroute
home she stopped at South Shore and
took in the movies. From here she
went to Troy to take the late train
to Watertown.-South Shore Repub-
lican.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Gordon and
Ben Jensen and family drove to Wa
tertown Sunday and visited at the
J.. E.. Gordon home. Miss Ruth
Hindman returned Saturday from her
visit TO WATERFOWL and other points.
Miss Lucille Skeels returned Sun,
day from a couple of days visit at
Watertown, where she went with her
uncle, James Kinney, who had been
visiting at the Skeels home here. Mr..
Kinney will visit at Watertown for a
short time, then 60 to Minneapolis
to visit. From there he will go to
his home at Marion, Minn.-Gary In
ter State.
G.. A. Petit was down from Water.
town Monday looking after his farm,
ing interests and visiting his n 3
Messrs. e. w. Anderson, N. O. Spildel
C. III. Chase and John Mundhenke
were passengers for Watertown Thurs
day morning. Mr.. and Mrs. a.. M
johnson formerly of this city but