Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-03
MatertON|'|'niV Visitors


Mrs. 4. b. Eckiu11d and daughters.
Ethel and Esther, arrived Monday
morning from Watertown to spend
Christmas with relatives-Lake Nor
den Enterprise.
Miss Inez Palmer and brother, Bur
rel. were at WATERFOWL Thursday. ~
Mesdalnes Wolfe, McGoveFn and Dud.
ley We're Waterfowl visitors Friday.
Bradley Globe.
Chas. Clark, the carpenter who
worked here this summer. has moved
TO Watertown. and Mrs. Tennis
has moved into the Holly house which.
he vacateds-Conde News.
The Hanten Machine Co.of Water.
town, entertained d number 81 farm.
ers and citizens at q demonstration
movie at the Pleasant Hour Saturday
Acknowledgment Gazette.
Attorney q. p. Campbell war down
from WATERFOWL Friday attending to
| some legal matters and visiting with
somesof his many friends in this place
From here he proceeded via the auto
route to Hayti.-Castlewood Repub-
lican.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. 3. Pope went to
Watertown Tuesday to spend Christ
mas day with their son. z. Chris LOats
and Miss Blanch are visitors at their
sisters In Watertown this week. y.
Mrs. Nettie Baker and daughter. Miss
Barbara, were visitors at Watertown
misunderstanding Journal.
Geo. X Burt, of Watertown, was in
our city on business, Friday. =. VIM.
Pobanz made business trip to Wa
tertown the latter part Of last week,
returning the first Of this week. =.
VIM. Wortenbee, assisted by Emil
Krienitz, did the chores for Mr.. Po-
banz during his stay in Waterfowl.
=. j. M. Haraden, who has been fin
ishing some carpenter work at Water
town returned home Saturday eve
ning-South Shore Republican.
Miss Bernice Ransom came down
from her school work at WATERFOWL
to spend the holiday vacation at her
home. =. The Misses Dumke were
visitors at WATERFOWL last Saturday.
Allen Herrick left Friday night for
Waterfowl to visit his parents for a
few days. Is. Miss Violet Aulwes came
down Saturday from WatertoWn to
visit for a few days at home. Clin-
ton Avery of Waterfowl was q Gary
visitor Sunday.-Gary, Inter State.
Mrs. Ellen Lindquist was a passen-
Ger to Waterfowl Wednesday eve
ming. -. Mrs. G, p. Leonard and daugh-
ter. Adelaide, were Watertown pas
sengers last evening. i. Mrs. arterud
went to Watertown Thursday evening
Intending to bring her daughter, Haz-
el, home with her. Hazel has been
in the hospital some time and has had
a needle removed from between the
bones of her ankle, at this time the
wound Is doing nicely.-Hayti Herald
Mrs. Ben Mikkelson returned home
Monday from a visit with her son,
HRolger, and family, at Watertown.
Holger is ill and she has been caring
for him for a time. =. Perry Loucks,
a former Deuel. county boy, but now
one of the leading attorneys atsWa-
tertown, was in the city last Friday
looking after legal matters and visit
ing his old time friends. The Cour-
Ter received a pleasant call from Mr..
Loucks during his stay in the city
Clear Lake Courier.
gtSS%At ssMs
Mrs. j. G. Follett and children went
to Watertown Monday night to spend
Christmas. u. Mrs. Anna Hess was q
passenger from here for WATERFOWL
Monday night to visit a few days. 81
Messrs. and Mesdames j. w. Fanset
and /. III. Fanset of Watertown were
Christmas dinner guests at the p. ID
Adams home in this city. 81. Mrs. q
"A. Gilmore was a passenger for Wa
tertown last Saturday night and II
spending the holiday week with home
folks there.-C1ark Courier.
M. Lauseng was a Watertown Wis
itor Wednesday. - Miss Nettie Ohm
stad is home from WATERFOWL durins
the holidays. =. Fred Coffey spenI
Christmas at Watertown with hill
wife and her parents. !. Miss Mabe
Ohnstad is home from the WatertowI
high school, spending the holidays
n. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence O'Tools
are enjoying a visit from the latter.
a father. Mr.. KranZ. of&WatertoWn.