Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-21
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GARDNER.
Clarence Bevers returned to Gro
yer, Monday evening, after having
spent a few days with home folks.
Mrs. Lewis Barns and Hilma were
passengers to aGrdner, Monday, for a
brief visit.
The Standard Oil NAL travelled his
route in this vicinity the fore part
of the past week.
The Abbey and Wallner families and
their company spent a pleasant day,
Tuesday, at the Fred Wallner resi-.
dence
aGrdner was fairly well represent,
ed at the Robert Schulz barn dance,
Tuesday evening. All had an excep.
tionally good time.
Farmers Ideal club had their reg
ular meeting at the Gardner hall, on
Tuesday. Committees were appointed
to have charge of the picnics. The
clubs annual picnic at the lake will
be June 26 instead of June 10Th, as
had been before announced, and the
Fourth Of July celebration will be at
the Joseph Davey home.
Joe Heaton of Wayerly, spent We'd
nesday at the Nicholas Kirsch home.
The stockholders of the Waverly
Farmers Telephone company were
busily engaged the past week, rebuild.
ing the main telephone lines.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Wallner and
son and niece, Miss Cronin, visited
a few days of last week at Gardner,
with relatives, enroute for their homes
in Rochester and st. Paul, Mimi, re
spectively. They we're accompanied
as far az Gibbon, Mimi, by Adolph
Wallner, where he intends to spend
a short time renewing acquaintance.
Several from here enjoyed a good
time at the H. B. Wensing barn dance
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Hans Mathiesen, u assessor.
has been a~greeably engaged the past
week, talking to and assessing the
Elmira township farmers.
Mrs. Sabena Abbey came out, Thurs
day morning, for a two day visit at
the Emil Abbey residence.
Mrs. ]. M. Bell and Mrs. Henry
Laqua and Virginia Mae were city
shoppers, Thursday afternoon.
Miss Verna Montooth was a sup
per guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Maser in
the city, Thursday evening.
Mesdames Kate McCracken, J.. B.
Fox and Matt Kirsch,s Misses Louise
McCracken and Victoria Fox and
Messrs. Henry Fox, Lewis McCracken
and Matte Kirsch took supper, on
Thursday, with the Nicholas Kirsch
family.
DR.. S. W. Allen called on profess
sional business at the P. M. I/uer
residence. Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mills and Will
liam Taecker were callers at Gard
ner, Friday evening.
Wallners called, Friday evening, at
the ]. e. Montooth home.
The Hollander young folks were
out joy riding, Friday.
O. G. Redlinger was a business call
er out this way, Saturday afternoon
Nicholas Kirsch, August Proehl and
Fred kirsch autoed to Kranzburg
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Abbey. Maynard
and Edna Mae and Mr.. and Mrs 8
M. Bell and Teddy and Dorothy were
Sunday afternoon company at the r.
Wallner home.
ME-. Hendricks, accompanied bv
her three grandchildren, of Castle
wood, visited from Saturday until
Monday at the Albert Folgar resi-
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Montooth called
city friends, Sunday.
Little Miss Helen Lindner is visit.
ing at the home of her grandparents.
and Mrs. Matt Kirsch, this week.
A large number from here had a
dandy good time at the Eagles picnic
in the Thomas grove at the lake.
Misses Travis Of Watertown were
Sunday visitors at the Nicholas Kirsch
residence.
Peters and Bauers enjoyed the pref
" evening, Sunday. in automobiling.
Destination unknown.
Mr.. and Mrs. William jenkins were
also supper guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Wallner, Sunday.
The "aGrdner bunchs had a dance
scheduled at the Goss hall in Water.
town, June 26th, but they have kindly
consented to give the hall to the
cavalry boys for their dance on that
date.