Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-21
Local Happenings.

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The chautauqua opens next Tues
day q a.seyen-day program.
Miss Molly Mccain went t. the
twin cities the fore part of the week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Arga.
brlte, on Wednesday of last week, a
Did YOU vote, Tuesdays No? wen.
you missed something. then, didn't
YOU?
Mrs. w. w. Gross returned last
week from Red Wing, Mimi, where
she visited friends.
Mrs. A. j.. Johnson left Thursday
evening for the twin cities, where
she visited friends.
Howard Gross has returned from
the university of Minnesota to spend.
the summer vacation in the city.
Just to change the subject for a
moment, have you bought a chautau-
qua ticket? No? Well, why not?
Steady work wanted by young man.
Prefer working in town. I. T.. Cutler,
Athol, S. D. Box 113. "a
OF course, you're going to attend
the chautauqua next week, beginning
Tuesday and continuing for seven
days.
Miss Nellie Loomis returned the
first of the week from South Shore,
where she visited friends for a few
days.
Miss Leota Kirlin went to De Smet,
s.. d, yesterday, to attend the wed.
ding Of her friend, Miss Edith Nit
chell.
Banker L. A. Pope of Garden City
was in town Tuesday, attending to
business matters. He was accompan-
led by Mrs. Popea
Miss Genevieve Sullivan departed
tuesday morning for the twin cities
where she expects to spend a few
weeks with friends.
Miss Arletta Kirlin, attending the
Northwestern University at Evanston,
Ill, is expected home this week to
spend the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carroll of Strea-
tor, HI. arrived in the city last week.
for a visit at, the home of Mr.. Car
rolls sister, Mrs. p. j.. Dunn.
George G. Smith left Tuesday for
st. Paul and Minneapolis. He will
also visit Elk River, Mimi, and De
troit, Mich, before returning.
Mrs. G. K. Banks departed yester-
day morning for the twin cities, whore
she will visit for a few days with
her sister. Mrs. Chas. Sterling.
Mrs. Edward O'Connor, accompal-
led by her niece, Miss Martha Hughes,
departed last week for Mason City,
Ia. to visit her parents for a few
weeks.
Nargarita Fischer in The Devils
Assistant. also Mearst-Pathe News
andsorchestra. Metropolitan Theatre
Sunday, matinee and evening. 100
and 15c.
Mrs. John BOWS of Grand Forks, N
D.. is visiting her mother, Mrs. L. Al
Barrett, at the residence Of Mrs. F
P. Hopkins. Mrs. Bows will be here
fer several weeks.
Mrs. r. It. Gesley departed las
week for Mitchell, 9. D., to join Mr.
Gesley in their new home there, Mr.
Gesley having accepted q position
with a wholesale company.
sThe Gift Girl beautiful Bluebirt
photoplay, also Helen Holmes. th.
daring film star in "A Lass of thu
Lumber1ands.' Metropolitan Theatr'
Friday and saturday DC admission
Hditor cole OF the Florence Forum
was in the city last week ATTENDING
to business matters and advertising
Nhe Florence ~chaltauqxa, which fol
lows on the heels Of the Watertown
program.
The first advertising car of the Ban
mum 6 Bailey circus and menageri,
passed through the town last week
stopping here long enough to trans
act the necessary business with Whicl
it was charged.
Mrs. g.. Fl. Peck, accompanied b,
Mrs. "A. M. johnson, departed La
week for New York, where they 81
pect to visit friends for a few weeks
before proceeding to other points flo
B1ief sojourrs. before returning y
Watertown. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Salinger, Of Milwaukee
wis, Mrs. f. d. Jealfca and Miss E
sEfnlI. po,Yrk nfA az paT4 MINI An