Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-30
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Monday passengers to Watertown
Julius Hiatt. .@x
Gus. Barr called at the George Den.
ny home Monday,
A. j.. Zimprich called at the John
zimprich home Tuesday.
Mrs. John Coplan returned home
"Wednesday evening after spending al
few days visiting in Waterfowl,
Carl Jensen passed away Wednesday
evening ~ an early Hour after suffer
ing a relapse of the flu and was buried
at Watertown Saturday.
John Ruhr has closed his blacksmith
shop for the winter and is working
ION the section.
John and Joe Coplan called at the
a. ]. zimprich home Wednesday after.
moon. @
Private J.. Zimprieh has received his
discharge from Camp Dodge. Iowa, and
returned home Wednesday evening.
The Grover Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. Lewis Hallauer Thursday after
noon, but on account OF the flu and the
bad roads the members were unable to-
turn out in as large a number. as usual.
j. i. Strofus attended to business In
Grover Thursday.
Albert Lebert has returned home
from Watertown where he wa in the
hospital for a few weeks his many
friends are glad to hear that he has
fully recovered from his operation:
Albert EngWill was a passenger to-
Watertown Thursday.
Herbert Klatt spent a few days in
Watertown last week calling on friends.
Miss Ruth McKabe spent Thursday
and friday in WATERFOWL.
Thursday evening visitors at the
Lewis Hallauer home were Mr.. and
Mrs. %. g. Barr and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Asa Lebert.
The John Lebert family is still re.
ported as somewhat under the weather.
The flu has been making a raid near
Grover the past week.
Those reported as having the flu are
George Mapes' family Myrtle Scott,
Mrs. Geo. Scott. Alva kaufman Ernest
kaufman, Mrs. Mike Rierne and son,
Lawrence.
Word was received from August Klatt.
who went to Mission, Texas, some time
ago to spend the winter, that he ex.
poets to come home In the near fu.
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hallauer spent
Friday in WATERFOWL on business.
Mrs. Henry Coplan returned home
Friday evening after spending a few
days in Bryant visiting at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. Anna Conner.
On account of the roads being in
bad condition .there was but a small
attendance at the dance Thursday
night. Maybe 1t will be better next time.
Miss Margaret Coplan came home
from WATERFOWL Friday evening to
spend a few days with home folks.
Miss Maggie Mnlthauf went to Wen
ma Friday night to spend the weekend.
The rover hall meeting which was
held Friday evening was well attend
ed. New Officers being elected for the
as isressaes and ]. zimprich as
as vice president.
Miss Charlotte Hallauer who is at
tending high school in WATERFOWL spent
the weekend with home folks.
Saturday passengers to WATERFOWL
were Joe zimprich and sisters Edith
and Hannah. Z
The Baxter school viii be closed next
week on account OF the flu.
Pauline Coplan who Ii teaching tie
Page school spent q few days at home
last week.
The Herman Benthin family are also
reported to be entertaining the flu.
There were no services at the Ger
man Lutheran church Sunday the
pastor, Rev. 4. J. Aibrecht having the
flu.
+. G. Barr transacted business In
Watertown Saturday.
P-svat szinipricis spent Sunday
IN Watertows calling on friend
The Misses Bessie Deuchier and
dorothy Hallauer were seen Ia Henry
Saturday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. "A. j. zilnprSch visited
4 the N. II Wheeiock nome Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Bessie Deuchler visited &C the
IGecrgs HallAuer hone Sunday.
Henry coplah and ~ IVA. WhesIock
transacted bussness n Matsrtovvn sat
urday. S8&E
Miss Ethel cirley 81 waasrtcvp viii.
Y at thkssn ximprtch hane sunday.