Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-03
PELICAN.

A. r. Klatt installed a telephone for
Roy amow on Wednesday of the last
week. The telephone number is 25x2,
Miss Myrtle Scott has returned
home after an extended stay with
Mrs. Thorn, at Watertown.
Helen Brist was an over night visit
or at the Mclaughlin home on We'd
nesday night.
Henry Brist pleasantly called on
Herbert Klatt Thursday morning.
The Misses Emilia and Helen Born
entertained the Ladies' Aid last
Tf1hursday afternoon. A good attend
ance was present in spite of the bad
roads. All report a good social time.
The mex meeting will take place at
the home of Mrs. Chas. Born, IN
Thursday afternoon, May 18th.
Miss Ivah Haraden boarded the
eastbound passenger at Grover last
Saturday morning enroute for Water
town to spend the week end with her
folks.
Mrs. Peter Scherer has been on the
sick list the past week, with an at
tack of rheumatism.
Mrs. George Scott was a Watertown
visitor for a few days, returning
home Sunday morning by rail to
Thomas, Her brother, Jesse, assist
ed her. She spent Sunday with the
Mapes children.
Oscar Green was transacting bust
ness in the live city Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Hendricks anr son, Al
bert, were Watertown shoppers on
Saturday last,
Paul Scherer pleasantly called on
neighbors n day the past week.
Mrs. F. G. Mclaughlin and daugh.
ter Coda, were shopping in the city
the middle of the week.
Roy amow was a business caller
at the Boxelder farm the fore part
of the week.
Rev. r. Polzin, of WATERFOWL, con
Quoted the Sunday morning services
at the Grover church. Next Sunday
there will be English service at the
usual time, by an out Of town minis.
ter.
Robert Walter, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Julius Klatt was baptised last San
day at the church by Rev. r. j. AL
brecht.
Walter Fogt. of Goodwin, was an
oyer-Sunday visitor at the Julius Klatt
home. Walter is a brother of Mrs
Klatt.
A small attendance at the church
sunday on account of the bad roads
But a good number were fishing at
Lake Pelican Sunday. AS luck had ii
they had no success in catching the
finny tribe,
Miss Cora Scherer entertained some
neighbor ladies one AFTERNOON the
past week. Cora is at home at this
writing.
The Oxford school in DISTRICTS s. and
Z, headed by their teachers, held 1
play in Grover last Friday night
h largest attendance of the q
filed the hall and the versatile enter
tainers pleased the audience in a va
ried program. Two play farces, s.Tht
Heavenly Twins and eHans vol
Smash as well as dialogues, songs
and a big flag drill were given. Thu
audience was as appeciatiye as it was
large. Encouraged by generous ap
plause and responses they were &C
corded the entertainers gave Ii O
the most delightful programs. witt
the result that the success was com
plete.
Miss Ella Scherer has accepted
position with her sister, Mrs. WIN
Hemiller, for the present.
Herbert and Ernest kaufman Of til,
Oxford district we're business caller
An this neighborhood last Monda.
morning.
Otto Kallis called on neighbors til
frst Of the week on business.
Martin Anderson and Ben Kueste
procured seed grain IN this vicinit
on Tuesday last.
Seeding was again delayed on 4,
count of the weather.
William zamoy called on neighbor
evening the fore part Of the weel
Oscar Green August KIatt ana soI
Herbert. drove cattle gto the paatur
near Lake Pelican the Arst ut ii
week
iI3S Harry the three year old son
\ and Mn Virgil Brigags. is seriouiI
sins his home
1 and MIS- Albert Thieda viaite
nelshbors SUNDAY eveninEss
E38sslS 1erks lfapes returned from
ksnday . stheG Noff
where he IND bsenninss