Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-04
PELICAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lebert and
family autoed to Watertown on Fri
day where they shopped and transact
ed business.
Mrs. Ewald Pullman, who entered
a local hospital the first of the week
for treatment, is improving, her many
friends will be glad to learn.
The Grover Concert band concert
and basket social was a great sue
cess. A fine sum was realized. Mr.,
Glidden was a%uctioneer.
Mrs. A. w. Palm, accompanied by
Miss Murphy, spent Thursday after
moor at Grover, where Mrs. Palm held
a cooking demonstration and Miss
Murphy organized a Red Cross auXil-
larry. The committee women who
were chosen are Mrs. George Hal
lauer, Jr., Mrs. NJ. Fl. Wheelock and
Mrs. John G. Lebert. Twenty-Five wo-
men were present, of whom twenty
one enrolled.
Mrs. Emil Pinholt and sans, of Bad
ger, and Miss Olive Seipp. of Water
town, attended the concert at Grover
last Thursday evening.
German services with Holy Com
munion were celebrated at the Gro
yer Lutheran church on Good Friday
at 10 a.. M.
Walter Vogt has accepted a position
with Louis Wolfe on the. farm near
Hazel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lebert. of Wa.
tertown. were church goers at Gro
yer Good Friday and spent the week
end with relatives in the Grover
n~eighborhood.
julius allis and Oscar Anderson are
each sporting a brand new automobile
Mrs. Fred Mclaughlin and baby
and Miss Coda We're Watertown shop.
per and visitors Saturday last.
A. T. Klatt and son, Herbert, were
tr~ansacting business in Hazel on Sat
urday evening.
Did we push our timepiece an hour
ahead, To be sure we did. Nothing
like being up with the times. believe
me!
Next Sunday there will be English
services at the Lutheran church al
Grover, commencing at 1890 a. M.
hereafter.
Theodore Bueltel, Walter yogt and
Joe Czechowiez were among the band
concert audience at Grover Thursday
night.
Leroy Sniyely, Harry Kuester and
Ed Olson were pleasant callers and
were entertained at dinner at the 3ax
elder farm, Sunday.
Julius Kallis, accompanied by his
brother, Otto, and family, were joy
riding in this vicinity on Sunday at
ternoon.
Herman Abraham. of Hazel, was
~transacting business in this immedi
ate vicinity or Saturday evening.
Ella Scherer, who has been spend
ing a few days with home folks, re
turned to the Hemiller home to as.
sist her sister with the house clean
ms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Blowers and chill
aren, of Haze. attended divine sery
ices at Grover on oGod Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Scherer ant
Nj. and Mrs. Albert Thiede and fam
ily were Sunday afternoon guests a,
The g. Z. K1att residence.
Miss Myrtle Scott returned to hei
home after spending nearly two weeks
with Mrs. #. M. Brist.
Helmer Milsby visited with neigh
hors on Sunday afternoon. Helme,
intends to spend this season at the
Oscar Anderson farm.
George Mapes and Miss Ruth were
Matertown shoppers the first OF this
week
Ply Brist q Monday morning
caller at the John g. Lebelt home,
LeRoy Snively and Ed Olson have
accepted employment on the Frank 3
Eebert farm.
a dance will Be held in the Grove,
[Iiallon Friday night Of this week an,
the Grover ladies auxiliary will civ
theaupper and the proceeds will 8
uthe Red Cross. All the good Iadie
Arereduested to bring or send cake
dcklss. cookies Of buns and what vii
ssnt Be needed will be ~auctioned d
AZ The funds win be used for Re
0ss work.
nice shower of rain fell In thi
lztkict last Monday morning, While
dust somewhat