Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-29
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Miss Petrena Horsted finished her
term of school near Grower last Fri
day and as now home for the sum
raer vacation. Her brother, Maurice,
arrived from Camp Dodge last Tues.
day night. He served in France zine
months, and was stationed in the Ar.
gonne sector, where some of the hard.
est fighting of the war took place. He
was wounded June 9Th. His many
friends are very glad to see him home,
strong and well.
Miss Dosine Sund has been visiting
at Goodwin with the Will Richardson
family formerly of Bryant.
Mrs. Laurella and young folks and
p. w. Erickson and family spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Kangas.
The Misses Nina and Sadie Hendrick-
son are on The sick list this week.
Frances Erickson and Sylvanus
Buck spent Sunday with Mrs. Buck
in Watertown. sylvanus has been
helping Geo.. Hanson for sometime
past.
Emil Kinunen and family spent
Sunday at Halonens.
Mr.. Danielson and family were call
ers at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
liver Hendrickson, Sunday.
John Salo of Minneapolis visited at
the home of F. NJ. Prouty, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary Hanson, MIR. and
Mrs. Glen Prouty, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Prouty and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd West
were guests of Mrs. Grace West,
Sunday.
Friday Miss Ruth West finished
her End year in the home school with
a short program in honor of Mother
and Mothers day. Cake and lemonade
was served.
Mrs. John Liikala and sister, Rhoda
Wahala, called at the Salonen and
Erickson homes Friday evening.
Fred Kangas. with a big new Over
land, called at Laurillas Sunday even
ing. Young ladies nowadays sure
have a lovely time.
The four children of MIR. and Mrs.
F. N. Prouty with $their families,
tthere are 10 grandchildren now were
guests at the parental home Sunday.
No. there wasn't a bit of noise or con.
fusion. Mr.. Prouty has bought a lot in
Hayti and expects TO build this sum-
mer. Stewart Hammond and Will
Erickson also bought lots there with
the view of making their home there
sometime in the future.
A number of young people were en-
tertained at the home of Pete Halonen
Saturday evening, Laurillas, Wahalas
and Kangas being among those pres.
ent.
Alfred Estensen OF Estelline visited
his sister, Mrs. L.. L.. Prouty, Sunday.
Miss Pauline Kfemer and children
of the Kangas school will celebrate
the close of school with a picnic at
Lake Norden or Thursday of this
week.
Mrs. Chas Tedeman and children
We're Hazel callers this week.
The Apostolic Lutheran church will
hold their annual convention at Lake
Norden, beginning June 10Th. Members
are expected from all over the country,
S me from Oregon and as far east as
Mich. During the convention two years
ago in Minnesota over 500 were served
at one dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Poor called at H
Passiep's Sunday.
a dear baby girl arrived sometime
Friday at the home of Irwin Yahn
Mr.. Yahn is our assessor this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Juntena were
Bryant callers this week.
Louis Wolfe and family, Mrs. Wolfe
Sr., and MI. and Mrs. Charley DALEY
of Vienna picniced at Lake Norder
Sunday. T-hev3caught a nice mess d
fish. Mrs. Wolfe has two brothers il
France. Henry is home now and feel.
Q. K. except for his eyes. He was 81
unfortunate as to be gassed.
f. n. and D. D. Prouty made a TRIP
to Watertown this week.
Mr.. Passig and daughter Mildred
made a flying trip to Humboldt, s. D
this week.