Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-08
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as followsfegarding i farewells marry
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Saf,,rdavS
evening ffty-eight Of the friends and.
neighbors Of Mr. and Mrs. John b.
bMrt gathered at their home togbid
farewell before their moving to Wa
tertoWn The party was planned as
g stlrprisesand was carried out iii that
tanner. The evening was spent III
playing games and visiting. The
lunch was provided ~ the visitors
and proved to be the most ENJOYABLE
part Of the evening. SThe guests pre-.
Sented MI. and Mrs. Burt with a
china sugar and dreamer and alsoSa
beautiful mahogany serving tray.
Everyone reported very good time
ana departed at q late hour.
Vic. Martell has Just gone through
IA peculiar experience. He attended
q show the other evening, about a
week ago, and when he emerged from
the show house he was met BY i
vacant stare in the place where he had
left his car. No information concern
ing its whereabouts could be secured,
but day Or SO ago Vic. discovered
the critter quietly grazing by the side
OF the street. While Victor would
like to know the identity Of the per
son or persons using it In the mean
time he is thankful to get the animal
home again. It was a. Ford-hence
the respectful and endearing terms
by which he occasionally addresses 1t.
want two live, single men to work
on farm for year. Good eats, clean
house, PLENTY OF EXERCISE. Lee
Slower. 22-23
Watertown and Codington county
people who have become acquainted
with the Ringlings through their nu-
merous visits to the vicinity with their
~world-famous shows will read with
especial interest the following from
the Boston Monitor: John Ringing,
one Of the famous circus proprietors
of that name, has taken over, and
will operate in Its entirety, the Del
phos line Of the former CHI. and %.
Railroad. extending between Dayton
and Mandate, In Ohio, He has pur-
chased four locomotives already and
IFS negotiating for the speedy delivery
Sof other necessary rolling stock. 1t
is, perhaps, worthy OF mention In this
connection that, while lacking In rail-
road experience, Mr.. Ringing knows
a great deal about handling ele-
phants.p
The Woman God Forgot Gerald
inc Farrar in latest and greatest Art
craft picture. released Oct. %. Also
Mack Sennetts latest comedy, IA
Pullman Bride" Metropolitan Thea
tire. Saturday and Sunday, matinee
and evening. Be, 10c and 15c.
Al committee of ladies, under the
leadership Of Mrs. n. {. Jesup. have
recently perfected an organization and
will g to it that South Dakota,s
gChildren's Home where more than
twentythree hundred homeless chill
dren have been cared for during the
past twenty years is not entirely over
looked during the great rush and
strenuous work our citizens have in
hand at this time. "a year ago a sue
cessful tag day was staged. 1t is
planned to duplicate the program this
year and for that purpose a score
of ladies will see that the city is thor
loughly canyassed and nc one allowed
to escape a contribution to the good
cause. Saturday, November "a, is the
day. The war problems have over.
Swallowed every other charity during
the past lew months aand this home
institution, caring for our u~nfortunates
with nothing but charity to depend
upon for its existence and doing la
work that no other organization can
or even cares to- undertake, needs
help this fall to Keep its little ones
from suffering for lack of food and
other necessities.
+. w. Stein, residing few miles
north of the city, sustained a. loss from
fire experimenting $l0,O00.00. His
barn and granary, the latter contain
ing about 1000 bushels Of grain and
the former twenty-seven head OF live
stock caught fire in some mysterious
way Tuesday evening. and when the
fire WAS discovered the entire loft
WAS abIaze. So rapidly did the fire
spread as to prevent the saving Of
the contents of the buildings 1T was
impossible to get the stock out, some
of which was pedigreed and highly
valuable. The Watertown fire de