Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-23
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Steve Hentges ARRIVED fsoms snk
o az ysssterday wish his rohtst
The watertown pan1blic schools )
mally open septembsr
September !, this year il Labor
Daythe day@son which some peoplo
Theo. Taube has returned to his
post at the Calmenson clothing house
Following vacation.
Floyd Evans returned yesterday
from = trip 70 Minnesota and wiscon.
sin points where he visited friends.
Miss Anna Dixon and mrs. r. 4
D,Cpnnor. . Pipksdpnes Minn., are
IN the city. guests I the home j
Mrs. Emma Dixon
Miss Ruth stutenroth of Redfsld has
been Ia the city this week Is guest
at the home 81 her cousins 81 the
u. q q. stutenroth family.
Rev q. 2. Kearns, pastor 81 the
Presbyterian church, departed last
week for Cedar Rapids and other lows
points where he Is spending Ills sum.
mer vacation.
There's one thing about this west
ern breeze" said reader of The
Saturday News the other day. aand
that is that II blows the germs away.
That's why WA are 50 healthy and
|healithful II South Dakota
Mrs. s. s.. Mitchell. III, wno had
been visiting at the home 81 Rev.
s. s. Mitchell and with other friends,
returned yesterday to Brookings;
where Mr Mitchell lis stationed ana
where he Is serving as sergeant.
Mrs. i. r ". schaller and danghs
ter, Eleanor, departed Tuesday for
Chicago and New York ana other
eastern points. They expect rs Be-
absent, visiting friends, tor about
three weeks.
It is reported that Fred VI. Echrei-
Der. formerly city engineer Of Water
town, Is about to commences His dudes
las state highway engineer ID south.
Dakota. Mr. Schneider issaid rs be
at Pierre, completing preparations
begin his work.
Or. andAMrs w. jag Kriesel have HE
turned from Minneapolis and 81; PAU
where they spent aweek or two, yis.'
iting friends. Dr.sKriesel is expect
ing TO be called Into the federal army
service within the near future, having
been appointed one Of the surgeons.
with the rank of nrstsAeutenant
The Baptists Of the state meet ii,
convention ID this city October 3rd
TO 7th. inclusive One or the speak
ers is Or. Batten whose picture is
printed on page seven of this edition.
in connection with q brief reference,
to the meeting and the names Of TIE
local committee In charge 81 local ~
~rangemerts.
The board Of education has provid-
ed for sIeaev Of absence" III effect
for those Of the pupils who are engag-
ed In farm work, so.that they may
enter school later In the season, pro
viding they furnish evidence Of their
employment In the meantime. They
! privileged to make up, for lost
time BY special study and instruction.
See the rules published Id another
column.
Mr. and Mrs, 3. q. Williams and
son, Eugene, drove to Ortonyille,
Mimi, Sunday morning, accompanied
by Miss Cannie Evans, Mrs. Will.
ANS sister, who took the train atl
fOr ne home Az Upton
md. The Williamses returned to the
in the evening, and were accom-
panied by Miss Joace Sykes, who,
had gone to ortonyille with her un-
Gle and aunt, MI. and Mrs Oscar
Holmquist.
Mr., and Mrs, p. +. Jones and Master
David departed yesterday for Sparta.
Wis, and other Badger state points,
where they VIII visit friends for q:
week On ten days. They had planned
the trip for the previous week, but
Just al they got about ready To start
several of the Joneses arrived from
Wisconsin VIA automobile-for the
purpose, Mrs Jones said, she pre-
sumed, of heading on the visit of the
WATERFOWL Joneses to the Wisconsin
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