Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-07-26

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Jeweler and Scieniifir Optician
Watch inspector for Four Railroad,
WATERToWR, s D.
MI. and Mrs. Paul scharn and son
Nfycon, made an over-Suhday visit
with friends at South Shore.
The local civil service board will
hold an examination for carrier serv.
ice in this city IN August II.
MI. and Mrs. Lester Klein and
children have returned from a visit
with old-time friends at Lincoln, Neb.
Mrs John Carter, who sustained in
juries in an automobile accident LASH
week, is reported to be gaining and
will soon be again in her usual phys
ical condition.
Mrs. Geo. H. Whiting returned last
Friday to her HON eat Yankton, s.
D., having come up to attend the w.
IS. Glass funeral.
Miss Carrie Moberly has accepted a
position with the Skinner Transfer
Line. Miss Moberly has been the
bookkeeper at the WoolWorth store
for the past two years.
Miss M. A. Winters, the Red Cross
nurse who has spent the past two or
three seasons in this city and vicin-
ity, arrived a few days since for an
other three months work here.
Mr. and Mrs s. r. Carmean re
turned last week from the automobile
honeymoon trip through portions Of
Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin. They
will be at home at the Don Livingston
residence.
Rev. F. e. Stockton, although hav-
ing a vacation at the lake, was called
upon to perform a marriage service
last Friday. He united in wedlock
Margaret Griffin and Mr.. Alton Hauge
of Bryant, S. d.
Mrs. John Bows of Grand Forks
N. D., after a visit Here at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Louise M. Bar
|rette, and of her aunt, Mrs. Frances
P. Hopkins, returned to her North
Dakota home, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sherin returned the
first of the week from the twin cities,
via the automobile route. They had
been visiting friends and Mr.. Sherin
had been looking after professional
matters for a week or two.
John H. Hanten and j. g. McFar-
land have returned from Boston, Mas
sachusetts, where they attended the
annual convention Of the Elks. Mr..
Hanten took the place of Judge 1. HI.
Myers, who was unable to attend.
H. A. Babcock, of this city,
left the fore part of the week for
Lewiston, Mont, to attend to business
matters. While in the Rocky Noun
tain country he will inspect some
land for which he has been negotiat-
ing
Lake kampeska lots for sale at
East Yahota. inquire OF Mrs. Frances
P. Hopkins, 525 E. Kemp Ave, or
phone 1920. Soft
Miss Nellie Quayle and R. M. Moi
fit were united in marriage by Rev.
G. E. Kearns last Monday. The
bride resides at Minneapolis and the
groom at Sioux Falls. The young
couple will make their home at Sioux
Falls.
Miss Lurene Martin, Of Scales
Mound, Ill, sister of Postmaster j,
W. Martin, and Mrs. G. M. Alvord, OF
Oakland, Calf, niece of Mr.. Martin,
departed last week for their respect
i've homes, following a visit at the
Martin home.
Unless present plans fail, the cav
airy boys are expected to leave Wa
tertown within the next week for
Deming, New Mexico, where they will
go into training for their future army
service. OF course some change in
the contemplated plans may be made.
Quite a heavy rain visited Water
town and immediate vicinity last Sat.
urday night, about $50 o'clock. The
rain was of short duration; however,
and extended north of the} city only
four or five miles, with a light shower
between Rauville and South Shore.
H. E. Couch, who, a third Of a cen
fury ago, helped to establish and main
balu AIohOla AAAAOAAIO
In company with Augustine Davis, but
who now resides at Buffalo, N. ",
was in the city last week to attend
to business matters in connection with
the estate Of the hate Frank Crane.
Manager r. q. Haw1ey of the Stokes
Milling Co. received word last week
of the death OF his father, r. B. Haw-
lev which nccI1rred al Rridgennrt!
Conn, where the deceased had been
engaged in the banking business for
many years. MI. Hawley had visited
Watertown upon various occasions
and had made a favorable impression
upon those with whom he came In
contact. The sympathy Of the entire
community is extended to MI. Hawley.
In his bereavement.