Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-28
TAKE NOTICE.
Apples for sale at the Midway
at 40 per bashel.

business men in town Yesterday.
Mrs. Paul Born of Florence was in
the city over Monday shopping.
n. !. Eundy Of Vclva, was among
those in town on business today.
H. Mitchell of Brookings, was among
business visitors in town Tuesday.
Albert Gambler of frosty, tended to
matters Of business here yesterday.
Wallace G. Purdy. n attorney of
Julia ana Anna Tlisrand from Flor;
cncc shopped at local stores yesterday.
Don't forget that school opens Mon
day. December .. South Dakota School
of Business.
tcrday, having spent the day in town
on personal affairs.
L. II. Oleson, one of the up.to-date
farmers of Richland township, was in
the city yesterday.
Fred II. Matthes of South Shore
spent yesterday in the city on bust
ness, returning home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Struckmcyor
left for Frankfort today in response
to a message that her mother was
seriously i'll.
j. Il. Hanten has been forced To
postpone Il trip to Pierre as he, at
present, is confined To his home
through illness.
> Miss Marie Jasper will spent Thanks
giving at her parents home ut Willow
Lakes, remaining there probably until
. the first of the week.
Glen Guhn n Mageline Smith, OF
Aberdeen, were the guests of Heller
/ Coggeshall for a few days. They left
for their home yesterday.
Oscar Peterson of Willow Lakes, has
registered at the South Dakota Schoo
of Business and will be one of the new
students the first of the month.
Louis Meisel was in from Hayti yes
terday 20 complete arrangements IL
enter the SOull lJlkOtt SCnOOl o.
Business the first of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Nelson were II
from South Shore, Tuesday, to visit his
mother, Mrs. A. Nelson, and also look
ed after business interests while in.
Ray Nedder, after suffering for SOM
A time with influenza, is now ill will
Q pneumonia. His condition was critica
last night, improving somewhat today.
d Mrs. Jennie Fitzgerald has gone tt
$ Yankton to initiate a large class 70,
q the Degree of Honor, and will be alb
sent from the city until after Thanks
giving.
t Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Gerhold left OF
the evening train for C~astlewood Il
( spend Thanksgiving with thei
daughter and sonin.law, Mr.. and Mrs
o. II. Clausen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schinnick are i
from Waverly to remain until afte
Thanksgiving Mt the home of his pan
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Shinnicl
on Sth street S. f.
Owing to the fact that tomorrow
!, Thanksgiving the Daily News will no
be issued in order to afford the en-
: ployees and management an oppol
tunity for observing the occasion.
Mr.. n Mrs. G.. III. Whipple an
family departed this morning for Ws
SEGA, Mimi, to spend the ~Thanksgivin
holiday. Wasect was the former HON
of the Whipple family, and they ar
ticipate a most enjoyable time.
DR.. 8. p. Shaw, of Sioux Falls, stat
missionary for the Baptist denomina
ton. will be in WATERFOWL Sunday
Dec. i. and will occupy the pulpit of TIL
Baptist church, morning and evening
The many friends of DIR. Shaw will b
glad 10 learn his and a large audienc'
is looked for at both services.
The order of the Board of Healtl
does not permit services on Thanks
giving Day. Our service of thanks
giving will be. held next Sunday; a
Watertown at 10 a. M; at the Rau
vile church at 2 p. M: at Yallota a
4 d. m. Surely we have a great man.
things to be thankful for. Let us no
forget to return thanks unto u God
w. r.. Sauer, pastor.
G. Paul Pitt writes the editor as fol
lows, concerning an item that recent,
appeared in the local column of thi
paper: This item appeared in YOU
Saturday issue, and my attention hat
been called to its misleading statemen
by 50 many VITO kno the facts. that
s.5ssk you to please correct some state
l1mesits. In the first place. 7 did not maxi
those statements as they appear in thi
item; and, I take it, that this item wa
INTENDED to convey the idea that / wa
Negligent OF the health of my farnii.