Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-07-05
Waterto wnV Visitors


Mrs. Berg and daughter came down
from WATERFOWL Tuesday to attend
the Terry-Lohr notwithstanding
Journal.
Ben Buising and Joe Grandpre went
to Watertown and the lake Tuesday.
Ben says he took Joe along to do the
counting.-Conde News.
Chas. Lee, a brother of the late
Mrs. w. R. Stowe, was in the city for
a short time last Thursday. He was
accompanied by his nephew, Miles
Makepeace, of Watertown, and they
were on their way to Hot Springs to
visit Mr., Stowe, at the Soldiers
home.-Brookings Register.
Mr., and Mrs. B. f. Filbert, of Gary,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson, of
WATERFOWL, visited at the John Fro
lech home several days last week. $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Warkenthein
took their little child to Watertown
Monday to have its tonsils removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Meade accom-
panied them.-Willow Lakes News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Linstrom, of
Watertown, visited relatives here
over Sunday. -. Miss Jessie Reese re.
turned home from Watertown Tues
day. =. Mrs Kate Dellman and
daughter, Frieda of WATERFOWL visit
ed at the M. d. V~andawarka home
this week. -, Rudolph Meisel and
wife, of Watertown, were the guests
of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris. Meisel, a few days this week
-Hayti Herald.
Mrs. ], A. Tollefson and son, Tru-
man, Mrs. J.. S. Colgate, Mrs. o. Nun
son and Lawrence Tokheim autoed
to W~atertown, Friday. -. Mr.. and Mrs
G. l.. Bates, Miss Swancutt and E..
H. Lewis autoed to Watertown Sat-
urday evening an a pleasure trip. 49,.
F. NJ. Stewart, of Watertown, was
looking after his farming interests in
this vicinity, Tuesday. =. VIM. Lehne,
John Factor and daughter, Lillian,
made a trip to Watertown by auto
MISUNDERSTANDING Globe.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Hampton and
daughter, Miss Ants, attended the
funeral of Mrs, Hampton's cousin,
Mrs. Ed, Rose, at Brandt, s.. D., last
week, and went from there to Water
town, to spend a cauple of days with
friends. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman OIL
sen were over-sunday visitors at Wa
tertown. =. Mrs. Holt and daughter,
of Wautoma, Wis, who have been
spending some time here at the Car
penter home, went to Watertown, s..
d., Tuesday evening, to spend a few
days with Mrs. Berns and family,
when she will return here and make
"a longer visit with the Carpenters.
Candy (Minn.) News.
G. Lux made a business trip to
.Watertown Thursday. -. Herman
Bork, of Watertown, vas a visitor in
this village Saturday. y. E. O. Smo-
gard, OF Watertown, spent several
hours in this village Monday. & Land
man Riley, of WATERFOWL, a here
on a business and social visit, Satur-
day. s. ID. j.. Riley, of Watertown,
transacted business in Albee, Satur-,
day. s.. Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Evarts
and daughter, Jane, and Mrs. e. I'll
Bunting motored to Watertown, Sun
day. y. Mrs. g. r. Christopher. who
has been i'll in Luther hospital at
Watertown, arrived home Saturday,
returning to Wasertown Monday ewes
1ling.--Reviflo Item.
Martin Daley. Of Watertown, was
Visiting relatives and friends here.
Monday. Dan Soper and Charley
Springer went to WatertowA Thurs
day morning to paint d large house
for Ed Lerdahl. g The Misses Rosa
and NorA Kahnke attended the we'd
ding Of Elizabeth Wensing and Mar
IN DEVILS which occurred at Water
town Tuesday morning. The bride Isl
daughter or Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
sWensing, we'll known IN this neigh
boriood #. Chas. Wensing, Of Watea-
town, was = pleasant caller at The
Forum office last week Thursday. He
was up looking after his extensive
land holdings cut east Of town and
arranging for the erection Of large
basn 81 Il q his farms.-Florencel
Forum,
Mrs. G. n Pagel autoed to- Water
town Friday Dick Kelsey 1
journed III Matertown over Sunday.
ssAsa Woodbeck. the new managers
the lumber yard spent Saturday with
kFliends IA Gary Kaiser NHsaihelm,
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