Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-10
Watertown Visitors


Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Arnold and son,
clifford, returned home Wednesday
from Waterfowl, where they spent a
fer days with the formers uncle
Candy (Minn,) News.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Nommensen
went 10 Watertoy9n Tuesday night and
rctu1ned home Wednesday morning
with Il new Buick roadster, which
WIS delivered to Cal Thompson
Raymond Gaztte.
d. w. Evans returned Monday
morning from Watertown for a few
days. He reports Mrs. Evans as get
ting along fine of which her many
friends are glad to hear. She expects
to return next week.-Bradley Globe.
The Paul Lemke family enjoyed a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c.. M. HirzeI
from Watertown, Christmas. -. Mrs.
Theo. kahnke has been spending a
week at Watertown, visiting with her
parents, MI. and Mrs. Chas. Wens-
ing.-Florence Forum.
Mrs. Hattie Burns Mitchell was in
Watertown ~visiting~her folks, Robert
Burns and family, for a few days, re-
turning Monday. The Burns family
are moving to Wahpeton, N. d., where
| Bobbie has a lucrative position with
the Acme people.-Clear Lake Adyo-
cate.
DR.. w. S. Shepherd, of Watertown,
will conduct communion services next
Sunday in Hazel in the morning and
nj " p1,o a C / p, fhn nffnpr,nn,, Thn
nurse who has had charge of the case
OF Mrs. Harriet Lusk has returned
TO W~atertown, Mrs. Lusk having re-
covered from her illness.-Hazel Reg
lister.
Mrs. T.. G Bohri and daughter, Miss
Florence, are spending a few days in
Watertown. - S. H. Elrod is spend
ing this afternoon in Watertown at
tending TO business matters. =. Mrs.
G., NJ, Mcdonald left Monday ewes
ming for Watertown where she *
poets to spend the remainder of the
Winter.-Clark Courier.
Mrs. Andrew Tellinghuisen went to
WatertoWn Thursday morning for a
short visit with her sister. -, Harry
Erickson was down from WATERFOWL
Tuesday and Wednesday on business.
He is engaged in buying seed corn.
go. Mrs, Il. F. Reynolds and Mrs. b..
II. Lamont and daughter, Carroll, went
to Waterfowl Wednesday morning to
send the day.-Willow Lakes News.
10 Adney, of Waterfowl, spent New
Years in this city with relatives and
friends. -. August Krause went to
Totn,.tnNyr =, uhcfn,Iau pFtar,,n HtN 600
his daughter, Mrs. West, who recent
" underwent an operation in a hos
pital in that city. Mrs. West is re-
covering nicely. - Gust B. Anderson,
of WATERFOWL, came to Clear Lake
Monday to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole A. Rastad, and his brother,
John, who was home from Camp l'uns
ton on a furlough.-Clear Lake Cour-
ier.
Mrs. P. O'Neill returned Wednes-
day from Watertown, where she visit
ed with her husband. who is at one
OF the hospitals there, recovering from
injuries received recently by being
thrown from a hand car. =. Miss Pal
thence Skinner came down from Wal
tertown Tuesday evening for a visit
with friends. While here she al a
guest at the home of Miss Ina Bush
ey. Miss Patience is enrolled as a
student in college at Sioux City and
is making fine progress in her studies.
-Castlewood Republican.
c. B. Holiday was a WATERFOWL
visitor Friday. -. Miss Zoe Lohr and
brother, Richard, were Watertown
visitors Friday. -. E. j.. Gredvig and
wife were Watertown visitors Wed.
nesday, having dental work done. :.
Miss Merle Pope returned Friday to
her home at Watertown after spend
ing Christmas with relatives here. -.
Miss Cecile Arthur returned to Wa
Wednesday. She is attend
ing business college in that city.-Es-
Journal.
Cecil Williams was at WATERFOWL
Tuesday night. - Martin Thompson
was in Watertown i've Tuesday night
Campbell, of Watertown,
here Wednesday OF business. =.
Gullickson was visiting his
mother and sisteg in Watertown Sun
lay and Tuesday. :. Art Arneson and
wife went to Watertown Monday night
visit over New eYar's and to take
nthe shows there, and returned
lgain Wednesday morning Hayti
Herald. :
Otto Schultz transacted business in
Wednesday. , Wm. BhelI
ags was a passenger to Watertown
Wednesday. y. Il Weida WAS Water !
own and Gleaf lor Monday. !
G. .. Hewitt looked alter business :
AafteYs In Waterfowl n All !