Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-10-11

Parks and children visited in Wat
ertoWn a few days last week. &. Emil
Pinhoit of Grover died suddenly
Monday night at WatertoWn. He
will be remembered by the early
settlers here as he formerly owned
land in this vicinity. !. A. L. Kin
stad was taken to Watertown last
Friday night for final a~djudgment
and removal to the asylum at
Yankton. He gained in physical
well-being and lost in mental power.
This is one of the unfortunate cases
and the Scout hopes that in the
kindness of Providence Mr.. Kinstad
will not remain long in the dark
ness OF mind.-Wallace Scout.
A. Melham was here from Water
town Saturday and Monday. j.
H.. Peek was t~ransaeting business
in Watertown Saturday. J.. E. p.
B!ocher and Asa Woodbeck autoed
to WatertoWn Saturday. J.. Mrs. E.
j. Mcdonald and Miss Lillian Koes-
ter were among Hazelites in Water
town Saturday. : Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ault, Mrs. f. I'll. Staley and
Mrs. A. d. Peck autoed to Water
town Saturday. -. Mrs. FL. M. Me
Namara and Lyle autoed to Water
town Saturday. :. @. A. NeilI OF
WatertoWn was looking after farm
ing interests here this week. =. Mrs.
w. Schmidkunz was transacting
business in WatertoWn Monday. j..
Mrs. VIM. Ravens OF WatertoWn
visited old friends here several days
last week. =. Max Johnson of Wat
ertown is doing the mason work on
the new school house in the Keller
ton district. -. Miss Julia Schmid-
kunz left Monday for WATERFOWL
where she will attend business
college the coming winter. :. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Little and children of
Watertown visited at the Mrs. Geo.
Little and Geo. Wendell homes
Sunday. -. MI. and Mrs. VIM. Seipp
and daughter Olive and Mrs. War
field and daughter Lulu of Water
town spent Sunday at the Cottrell
home. = Mrs. John Barley and
Mrs. s. M. Cottrell entertained sew
eral of the ladies Saturday in honor
of Mrs. VIM. Ravens of WatertoWn.
=. Mrs. Leo Walsh was taken ser
iously i'll with appendicitis Friday
evening and was taken to a Water
town hospital where she underwent
an operation Saturday morning. At
last report she was recovering
nicely.-Hazel Register.
A. b. Horton was q visitor at Wat
ertoWn between trains Tuesday. -
Miss Bable Scheetz was a Water
town visitor between trains Friday.
.. MI. and Mrs. j. u. Poppen were
WatertoWn visitors Wednesday. Z.
Mrs. Chris Roth was a passenger to
| WatertoWn and return Monday. j.
Mrs. Matilda Kuehn went to Wat
ertown last Friday morning for "a
visit with relatives. J.. w. e. White
more and VIM. Koch were Water
town visitors by the auto route
Monday. :. Miss Cecil Arthur was a
week end visitor with home folks,
returning to her studies at Water
town Sunday. Z. Arthur Anderson
went to Watertown Monday for ID
little recreation. He returned Tues
day. i. Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Allen of
WATERFOWL, were Sunday guests at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. e. ".
Bacon and family. =. Mr.. and Mrs.
i. J.. Canadian were Watertown
Visitors Sunday at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. g. H. Wohler and fam
lily. =. Miss Ruth Peyton came down
from WatertoWn Monday night to
attend the farewell party given in
honor OF her brother Steve, who
went Tuesday to ansWer his coun-
try's call. u. Mesdames j. A. Snyder,
n. 3, Fader, n. N. Carpenter and
daughter, Airline, were shopping
land taking in the sights at Water
town Tuesday between trains. =.
Mr.. and Mrs, FL. c.. Lohr, MI. and
Mrs. "A. j. Berkeley and babe autoed
to WatertoWn and spent the day
last Sunday. Returning home they
had some real pleasure st?l with
a balky auto which was Inclined to
run a few rods at a time and stop.
This was kept UP for some time
and about ten o'clock they were
eomEelled to give it up and aban-
don the unruly animal about IA
miles from town and get a nearby
farmer to bring them to home, ar
Irving about 2::30 in the morning.
1T was found that the feed pipe to
the carbuTeter was clogged with
dirt and various things and on
returning to the scene the next
morning, accompanied by the better
half Mr. Lohr suceeededi In getting