Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-04-19

to celebrate Grandpa Hopkins 8Oth1s
birthday. Four Of the nine ~childrend]
were At dinner at the Hopkins homei1
Thursday. ME- Hopkins is a hale.l
hearty old gentleman and we hope he
celebrates many more birthdayss-Essf
feline Journal.
MarthaaWaters was q Waterfowl
visitor last Tuesday. Gladys Hull
derson OF WATERFOWL visited several
days with her cousins, Elma and Myrl
A. G.. Miller was at Watertown q
couple of days the past week, having
an operation performed in one of the
hospitals for nose trouble. 5. We learn
from the Waterfowl papers that Mrs.
r. G. Grow. who wag@formerly aresi-
dent of this place, was successful in
winning a prize of $4,000 offered by
the Everready Flashlight Co., for
suitable name for one Vt their new
productions. The name submitted by
Mrs. Grow was "Daylo, which is con-
strued to mean a light equivalent to
daylight, drawn from the phrase 10
the Day We extend congratulations
to the lady and feel that 1t is a prize
that will be greatly appreciated byl
both herself and family,-.Marietta
(Minn.) News.
Observation-Disclosures &-SA9Hi
J. M. Knadle was at WATERFOWL on
Monday. Miss Cora Lee is spending
today in Watertpwn. Mrs. As. MI
lSogn was a visitor in WATERFOWL yes
terday. Misses Patrick, Jones and
Peterson were visitors in Watertown
Saturday. Misses Myrtle Garwood
and Dale Stratton were visitors in
Watertown Saturday. J.. u. Adams
and George Reidlinger autoed to Wal
tertown Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Agnes Danielson returned last We'd
nesday from WATERFOWL, where she
had spent the last three weeks.
Mesdames X. e. Seim and Geo.C1uts
visited with their brother at Water
town Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kallemeyn of WATERFOWL, and Miss
Hattie Opdahl, of Bryant. spent Sun
day at the Opdahl home. ]. McLau-
rim was a passenger to WatertownI
Saturday to meet Mrs. Freese from
Chicago, who. came to see her aunt,
Mrs. Gedelman, who is very sick
Vienna Standard.
Lydia Walsten was up from Water-i
town and spent Sunday with home
folks. .. Mrs. Mathiesen was in Wal
tertown Monday, having dental WORK
done. Mrs. John Mondloch, Mrs. isl
T. Belk. Mrs G. ". Hubbard and Avis,
Joe L~eathers, Clarence Clegg, S. d.
Boyd and Edward, Fred Sullivan and
sJoe Strohfus were business visitors
in Waterfowl Saturday. Mr.. john
son of Watertown is putting the frstl
coat of plaster on the j. B. Mondloch1
house. Wayne Richardson is helping
him. We are glad to report Mrs.
/ Will Kelley getting better and Mrs.
Joe Strohfus on the gain. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas, Aldous and children Were
WATERFOWL visitors Monday. p. OIL
Perkins went to Watertown Tuesday
for medical treatment. He is improy-l
ing steadily and isNable to work inl
his shop part of the time. Mrs. Clegg,
went over to Watertown Saturday to
spend a few days with her daughter.
i Lucille, who, we are glad to learn. is
able to leave the hospital. Misses
4 Marie and Addie Mullen, Mrs. John
! Cosgrove were passengers to Water
town Tuesday. on the freight.-Henry
Independent.
Mrs. II. r. Carroll visited Water
town Tuesday. y. e. and Mrs. Lar
son were in Watertown Tuesday.
Miss Audrie Adams saw Waterfowl
friends Monday. Mrs. Al. j.. Phelps
was a Watertown visitor Saturday.
e. "A. Adams has recovered from ear
trouble for which he took treatment
fnaWatertown. Mrs. Amelf Benson
and children of Watertown, were
guests Of Wallace friends the past
week. Mr.. and Mrs. John Walsh
left Tuesday for WATERFOWL where
they will spend the week visiting at
the Nick Barrett home. Miss Vora
Strom and Melvin Wagner returned
Monday from Watertown where they
spent Easter with relatives. Miss
Johnson. teacher in the Anenson dis
ttriiett the examination in Wa
tertown last week, going on to her
home in Minnesota, returning Mon
day. Alfred Anenson took a young
man by the name of McCannan to
Watertown Sunday evening, where he
was turned over to hospital doctors
who pronounced him insane. McCan-
nan came out from Watertown last
week to work on the Campbell ranch.
Wallace Scout.
Mrs. f. HI. Ford was a week end
visitor with her sister. Miss Ida Reu-