Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-27
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and occurs in the Bible but once as
4 have Just read in a magazine. Ora
cious! I don't believe it. Where is our
Bible. Mrs. Kendall. Land. here are
"ands' galore. But what Us the word
that occurs in the great book but once.
Cant think. I'll ask Rev. Mr.. White.
Howdy do, this Mrs. White? Is the
reverend at home? He isn't. Well, tell
him to prepare himself for a very i'm.
portant question VIXEN he returns from
Hazel. Gee! it would be an awful thing
to ask Mr.. White that over a rural
telephone and Their if he didn't happen
Il know-it would ruin his reputation
rs a preacher because preachers are,
certainly duty bound to know every
single thing about the Bible and not to
forget a single thing at alb
women take pleasure in talking about
other women?
But I do believe that women talking
about women is not so undesirable as
ID llG lltLDlI d. GREAT f1lkullSE KEEL u
telling filthy stories. I will state, how
ever, that men must be improving in
this respect or else the men in my
neighborhood here are exceptionally
free from this sorry habit.
Joseph Purcell and Eli oleson state
that they believe Wen not have an ear
ly spring. George Brown declares his
belief that we will nave an early spring.
Time will tell.
Is it not true, sir, that the greatest
obstacle that Mr.. Wilson meets with
his famous League of Nations is per-
sonal or national s~elfishness men
afraid that something will happen that
will dim their little star in some way
idea, custom, desire, etc, for the sake
of the general welfare Of mankind and
the future.
The Bible does not say that money is
the root Of all evil but that the love of
money is the root of al levi.
Rev. Gay C. White said that a fellow
would be but little wiser if eve he
knew what word it w-as that occurred
in Holy Writ but once. And I guess he
is correct. A lot of that sort of knowl-
edge is not an especial sign Of a big
brain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carnes and Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Molln ate Sunday dinner
with Mr., and Mrs. John Molln.
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spent a part OF Sunday with mother and
brother in Watertown. Glen is getting
along very well at last reports.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown Were1ir
the city Saturday. Mr.. Brown took an
examinat on and got the ADVICE of his
physician and will likely soon to to a
hospital in Minneapolis and undergo an
operation.
Master Grover Ostrander, son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. o. Ostrander, has been
very sick the past few days with scar
let fever He was seriously i'll Sunday
and Monday. DR.. O'Toole was called in
consultation with DR.. Lockwood of Gar
den City Sunday afternoon. Monday
forenoon the little fellow was in avery
critical state. Happily a turn for the
better took place in the afternoon, so
that as I write strong hopes are enter
tanned of his recovery. Miss Luella Tur
ner, daughter Of Mrs. Iva Turner, or
Watertown, has been spending the
winter with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Ostrander, and she, too, is
quite sick with the same malady. She
is some worse as I write, but is not
considered at all serious at this time.
Archie Ostrander, who was the first
victim of the fever at this home is now
about well again. He did not have the
disease hard at all. Miss Edith Savage,
~preceptress Of the school in that dis
trict, making her home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ostrander, is q~uarantined With the
family, but because of a crippled foot
was liberated by the doctors orders
the middle of the week in order that
she may receive medical attention for
her foot. MI. and Mrs. Ostrander have
certainly had their hands full in the
care Of sick ones.
Mr.. n Mrs. Joshua Purcell visited
with MI. and Mrs. Omer Doweal Sun
day.
Miss Grace Tigner Is staying with
Mrs. Sam Dean IN che city III the alb,
shnce of Mr.. Dean. who accompanied
Harry Sasse I . Drumrnond, Wis.
Miss Hegvold and school OF KaInpes.
5a lEa will give program and supper
at the hall at Kanpeska Friday. April
4, IN the evening. All are cordially in.
vited. Proceeds to go to the French
orphan relief fund.
Mr.. Calvin Wheelock and George
Blais have returned home from the
var
Cliftord and Lucy Glidden OF Elrod
attended the social at the hall last Fri
day evening. Mr.. ]. J.. Purcell acted
a~uctioneer.
Fred evsra and family and Mr, and
Mrs. Alexander Purcell visited with the
Poe Purcell and Lester Purcell fam
lilies sunary I.s