Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-26
TAKE NOTICE.
Apples for sale at the Midway
at 100 per bushel.

Mr.. and Mrs. Max w Sheafc Jr.,
are visiting friends in the east during
the holidays.
N. st. Louis will shortly remove mis-
furniture store to the Magma building
on S. Broadway.
Abe Pred, manager of the Pred
Clothing Co. went to Aberdeen to
spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. II. Miller of Grover
spent Christmas in Watertown with
relatives and friends.
L. Hennisgaard leaves for Mime,
apolis tonight on business for the
Baskerville & Dahl Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Blowers Of Hazel
were in the city Christmas Day to
take dinner with friends.
The Rebeccas and odd Fellows are
arranging a joint Installation of OIL
GERS to he held Jan. Z, 1919.
DR.. and Mrs. e. Z. Magee of Water.
loo, Iowa, are guests at the home of
his brotrer, DR.. w. G. Magee.
Lyle Grover of Athol is spending.
the holidays in this city with his
mother, Mrs. Pearl Grover James.
Cyril Stevens from Camp Dix, N, j.,
passed through the city yesterday
morning on his way home, TO Clark.
Claud Case returned to Minneapolis
last night after spending the day
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w.
Case.
Give schooley arrived last night
from Camp Funston to spend a few
days furlough with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Case of Mime
apolis spent Christmas at the home Of
Mr.. Cases parents. Mr., ana Mrs. G..
w. Case,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. IT. Kluckman spent
Christmas with Mrs, K%luckman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ham of
Kranzburg.
You can get your photo taken day or
night. Night sittings by appointment
only. Gray's Studio. Phones: studio,
2226: residence, 3512. Aft
Clara Burns spent Christmas with
her parents in this city and returned
to Huron last night where she is at:
tending high school.
DR.. Yeamans and his two sons pass
ed through the city this morning
days with his parents at Clark.
APPLES APPLES-Fine varieties
and grades of apples grown anywhere
i'm; the world, for both appearance and
flavor. Get Il boy...H. A. Babcocls. hf)
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel hammond are
here from Nebraska on a short visit
were former residents of Waterfowl.
Mrs. M. r. Baskerville returned
Tuesday from New Orleans where she
has been visiting her son, Henry, who
left Tuesday noon on the S. S. Christie,
bel for South America.
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Maurice Lee, son OF MIR. and Mrs.
Ben Lee, returned yesterday from
Washington. ID. G.. Maurice is one of
the marines who has been on guard
duty for some time passed.
Work has been suspended on the
new International Harvester company
building for the present, most Of the
brick layers being in the twin cities
spending the holidays with their fam
lilies.
Davis Freeman and Walter BaslSer-
Vile. who have been at home for he
past six weeks on account of the clos
ing OF the Shattuck military school,
left last night for Fairbault TO resume
their studies at the reopening of
school today.
Joy Hilliard, a member of Squadron
c. ton Corps Of Paiasfie.a., Miss,
is in Watertown today but will leave
for his home in Clark to spend a ten.
days Through. His brother, who is a.
member of Battery Il. 51st Artillery,
Is still In France.
Fl. b. Case and family. s. r. VIII
and family, Mrs. Cattle Mat
and son, Dale. who has just re-
turned from the o.. I. S.. Camp
TAYLOR louisville, Ky, and Mrs,
Rue Case spent Christmas at the
Of Mi. and Mrs. G. wv. Case.
Hans J. Blond is home from Camp
Funston where he has been in The
military training camp for several
months. He says about fourteen
OF snow fell at st. Louis when
he was on his Way home. MIR. Blond,
expects to depart shortly for Denmark
he will visit his parents, He
worked at the North American
Creamery company office In this city
several years..
Lieut. Spencer returned Cllristmas
morning from Fort o~glethorpe. Ga
where he has been sirs5v he entered
service as u member of9tIle dental
corps. DR.. Spencer will continue tc
practice his profession as heretofore
and win step right back into the same
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