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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-12

. American Generals.-General PERISH
ing is the fourth officer of the United
States army to hold the permanent
rank of general, and the eleventh
American upon whom the rank has
been conferred, Seven Of these of
ficers held the rank in the Confederate
service. 4
!. The first American general was
George Washington, whose appoint
ment really antedated the formation
of the United States. as it was made by
the Continental congress. The other
ten, all of them, like Pershing. West
Pointers, were U. S. Grant. w. T. sher-
man, and Philip T. Sheridan of the
Union army. and Robert E. Lee, Al
bert Sidisey Johnston. Joseph john
ston, John B. Hood, Braxton Bragg,
Pierre G.. T. Beaureguard and Samuel
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-12
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
SHARON, s. Q.
A REALLY HELPFUL BANK- y -

4. .
A Bank to be helpful to q commu.
nifty must ut all times bo ready and
able to take care of every reasonable
call for banking accommodations. II
can only lend money when the other
fellow wants 1t and needs money. The
man with big balance doesn't need
to borrow. This bank IS hero ready to
furnish money to the man who has
need for 1t and In every cosc 1t Is our
pleasure to meet such legitimate calls
for funds. T1-en too, we can serve the
man who has money and who does not
need to borrow. We can and will and
do take care OF his Surplus funds
rendering o strict and accurate ac.
count of every transaction at the end
OF each month. We also protect him
against accidental loss, fire and bur
glary, then too Checking Account
paying by Checks the safe way to do
business. Let US havess6ar account.
j. s. HARTNESS Cashier.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-12

been very active. He has sold, he says
more than 100000 worth of real es-
tate during the past seven days.
]. c. Cauthen, who has sold his home
to Mr.. Major. will build on Marion
street, having purchased. two vacant
lots which were owned by V. b. Blank
enship and T. c. O'Dell. Mr.. Cauthen
states that the construction of his
new residence will be started named
lately. He hopes to have it completed
not later than the first of January
Rock Hill Herald.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-12
Cooper Of the confederacy.

Cooper of the Confederacy.
General Pershing Is SO years old. AS
ne will not be eligible for retirement
until he becomes g., he may, II he de-
sires; remain at the head Of the army
for the next five years. when he can
retire with the rank given him by the
president.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-12

does not want the precedent interrupt
ed, and, in this he has considerable
following.
Examination of the text of the
treaty of peace reveals no reference to
Divine Providence. There is no guild
ance that It was signed in any year OF
our Lord Senator Gore has noted the
omission and believes that 1t should be
corrected. He does not believe that q
Divine Providence has been banished
from the affairs Of America"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-12

Gaffney Ledger, Sept. 8: A splendid
banquet that was thoroughly enjoyed
by the 135 or more people present was
given-by the people of GaffRsy, al the
Hotel Carroll in honor of the city
school teachers Friday evening. So far
as is known here. and as was remark
ed by w. Banks Dove. secretary of
state, who was a guest at the banquet.
this was the first time in the history
of South Carolina that the people of a
community have in such a manner
cornplimented the men and women
who are devoting their lives to the
instruction of the children. The idea
originated with 8. c. Stribling, county
farm demonstration agent, who made
the affair the success it was by his un-
firing work. Mr.. Stribling was ably
assisted by Miss Ray Macomson, Sec
retary of the home service section of
the Red Cross. In addition to the
teachers and the secretary of state,
Mrs. r. A. Cooper, wife of the gov
ernor, who Is visiting relatives in the
city, was ah honor guest.......The first
bale of cotton of the new crop was
sold on the Gaffney market Saturday
by w. r. Sarratt, a negro who lives
in the Grassy Pond section. The bale
weighed 440 pounds. 1t was sold for
80 cents per pound, being bought by
A C,uoffora IN. Pnhprt
Ferguson, who has just returned from
France after IS months service in the
Medical Corps of the army, has recon-
sidered his decision to locate in Char
lotte, and will build private hospital
in Gaffney to be known as DR.. Fer
guson's Private Sanitarium." ....,......Of-
ficials of the Gaffney Manufacturing
Company were the guests at delight
the banks of Broad river Saturday
evening by the section men and second
hands OF the mill. A bountiful supply
of fish was cooked and served, and the
occasion was ighly enjoyable for all
Governor Robert A. Cooper
spent Saturday night and Sunday
night in the city as a guest in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Benson on
Limestone street. On Sunday he went
TO Greenville, where he delivered an
address in the interests OF. the Baptist
S75,000,00O campaign. The governor
having come to Gaffney on purely
social visit, did not give out any state
ment for publication while here.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-12
The Wagon Of Today and Tomorrow

meaning Studebaker auto" track wagons-be-
cause on most country roads auto track is already
established sG.ss
We believe that every dealer who sells wagons will
soon be handling nothing butt auto track wagons
because there will be no demand for any other kind
We are handling them now because rapidly in
creasng number Of wagon users appreciate their
advantages. Even before the advent of the auto
mobile it was hard for the user to know what width
of wagon to buy because SO many different kinds
were used forcing him to ride the various rts and
ridges instead of tracking smoothly with all wheels
in uniform rut.
Today the automobile, with a standardized width OF
So inches makes the track practically all of the
country roads. Studebaker auto" track wagons fit
this track riding smoothly in the ruts avoiding wear
and tear on the wagons and demanding less exertion
from the horses.
If you automobile it Is only common to have
wagons that will track with it. On the other hand why jar
YOUR automobile of commission by forcing it to push
the rus made by your wide track wagons? If your
neighbor track wagons you cannot afford to spoil
the roads for both Of you with wide ac II you buy Studio
baker "auo track wagons he's bound % it the way.
It's ftyffty proposition. Auto track wagon standard
izaton has come stay because Is appreciated by
users as the most oesbc thing wagon manufacturers have
done in many years. Come in and find out anything you
want to know about Stubebaker auto track wagons.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-12
GARNERED With SCISSORS
News From within and Without
the County. q4 4
CONDENSED FOR QUICK READING

Some Items of Fact, Some Of Comment
and All Helping to Give an Idea OF
What Our Neishbors Are Saying and
Doing.
Rock Hill Record, Sept 10: Dram
Poe, Jr., James Kinard and Johh
Stewart are among those who will at
tend Clemson. College this season. oran
Poe has already gone, and he will be
captain of the football team. Hiram
Hutchison has gone to Detroit, where
he will enter an automobile factory.
Major and Mrs. Lindsay McFad-
den go to Camp Gordon tomorrow
where Major McF'adden hopes to get
his discharge from the service
Miss .Aline Nicely, trained nurse has
been called to her home in Ebenezer
on account of the illness OF her
mother, Mrs. ]. B. Neely.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-29
It's Good IL II Comes from HaSnkat's
Chas. F. EIaIbkat
Jeweier and Scientific Optician
Watch inspector for Four RaIlrosds
WATERTOWN, q. ..

~ y naacn was in the civ YES
terdav from Florence.
.
morning. whore he win transact
business.
last evening.
'sa' ', ~ ''' ,o''.1 III
I'd"
""''7' W. -" ''''"'"7 's''
l''",H' wac 10y 1917 ''' "'.
n' a." '''
''1'- AT
tASINo-iJaiiec every night. C928-tfD
John Bach, a farmer in Florence
vicinity, was in the city yesterday
attending to business matters.
IT 9 rro1rfcI, tbo e,oto fish and
game warden, was in the c1l% ,F'@ief-
day. MIR. HedrieAs Headquarters 'T"
lin Pierre,
1fr and -rrs r u E7ac< have bean
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-29

OF CLASS 1919
THIS EVENING

Everything is in readiness for the
commencement exercises Of the senior
class of 1919 this evening at the M.
e. church at s o'clock.
DR.. James E. Freeman, rector of ST..
Marks Episcopal Church in Minneap-
Oils will deliver the address Of the eve
ming. Dr.. Freeman is very well known
to Watertown people and his lecture
viii be heartily received by his many
admirers.
Red roses. palms, ferns and a huge
motto bearing the 1919 motto of stBui;d
for Character Not for Fame have
been used for decorating the auditorium
and chancel of the church.
The following program will be Civ
en-:
Prelude .".--.Miss Bertha Taecker
lnvocation"--..Rev. Gay c. White
"Moonlit Neutrality-suspicious. Czibulka
High School Glee Clubs
Song of o Heart"-...Louis Tunison
Benjamin Edwards
Valedictorian ......,......... GLADYS Ho,Iston
ADDRESS --..... DIR. James E. Freeman
Presentation of Piplomas.....
-s.Supt 7. A. Harmon
America tho Beautiful' 49,. Audience
-LH F4L
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-29
'PRESBYTER'NS COMPLIMENT
REV. AND MRS. OLDENBURG
AT INFORMAL RECEPTION

Rev. and Mrs. e. A. Olde1Iburg
We're the complimented guests at a
reception last evening at the Presby-
terrain church, tended by the members
of h society as a farewell to the
pastor and his wife who are leaving
to take up duties in another parish.
The affair was quite informal, and
the evening passed mostly pleasantly
with a short program n social in.
~tercourse.
The musical numbers were, without
exception, most excellently rendered,
and the reading was well received.
The program:
Piano solo, Vesper Chimes, Mcleod
Best.
Reaing, Lucille Emerson.
Piano duet, Stella Nicol and Elnora
Peterson.
Violin n piano duet, Mr.. De La
Ronde and Mcleod Best.
Rev. Clenburg has worked faithful.
ly for the upbrilding of the church.
since he came here as pastor, and
leaves because Of tie opportunity for
enlarged endeavors. Mrs. Oldenbure.
also, has labored for the church and
has been active in w. G. T.. u. and
other club movements. The family
have made a large circle of friends,
both in and out Of the church, who,
though they regret to lose REV. and
Mrs. Oldenourg, are pleased that the
new pastorate offers them many good
things.
Light refreshments were served at
the close Of the evening by the ladies
of the church.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-29
MAN is SURELY OF
A FORGETFUL NATURE

Quite a bit of excitement was stir
red UP yesterday n the poIcie had
ian additional worry for two hours.
a man from Bryant came in, in his
iflivver and being in quite a hurry to
transact his business and get out Of
down, he left his car in a nice shady
pot on the street and hustled on to
keep his engagements.
When ready to go home he went TO
he in front of the courthouse
where he thought he had tied the
nfmal, but did not find it there.
The police were notified, and the
department placed watchmen at all
Important roads leading from town
and maintained a thorough watch
until it was discovered that the excited
wner had mistakenly placed the
Lizzie in front Of the high school in
tead Of the courthouse.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-29
NEW HIRE AND FUR FIRM
CONSIDERS LOCATING HERE

That n. Wexler and son of Brook
ings plan to open a new hide and
fur company in the building occupied
by the Derning Transfer company of
this city, is The rnnor current today.
They already have establishments at
ana Minneapolis, and
should they locate here, they plan on
making Watertown their ~headquar-
tiers for the several branches.
Another hide and u company
would mean extended. opportunities
to farmers to market their wool, be-
sides being an added business firm
for the city.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-29
96 tfa.
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

has been q household remedy All owe,
the civilized world for more than hall
@ century for consultation, intestinal
troubles, torpid liver and the generally
depressed feeling that accompanies
SUCH disorders. 1t Is q most valuable
remedy for indigestion or nervousSagss
'pepsia and liver trouble, bringing on
headache. coming up Of food. palpita.
7tien Of heart, and any other syrnp-
toms. A few doses of August Flower
vii arelieye ID II IS gentle iaxative,
Sold by Robert w. Krelser. (tf]
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-29
ruIHK IN 1s7rsEsr-sAvE-

w. f. Watts has returned to this
city after spending the weekend IL
Minneapolis on business. lie is son
pected with the Holt Motor company.
For Sale--iFiilest lots on Lake Kan.
peska north shore. Mrs. f. r. Hop.
kins. Phone 3i2G. (224-tf,
The body of Mrs. Swenson was
taken 10 her old home in Melvina.
Wis, last night by her ste,rdaughter,
Mrs. J. Erickson, of Melvina. Wis.
Mrs. Swenson passed away in a loca!
hospital very recently and her body
will be buried in her old home. Mrs.
Sand of Aberdeen accompanied the
body as far as Aberdeen
We have a few first mortgage Real
Estate loans for sale to let you s pei
cent interest, payable semi.annually,
Can furnish them in amounts from
$500 to $4,000. Recording tax paid. See
State Bank & Trust Co. t222-tf.)
Lee Brothers full force are working
this week on orders for motor truck
bodies for five different firms. With
the present force they are able To
turn out al average OF six bodies per
week. And according to a statement
by Mr.. Lee, it is intended that the
truck body manufacturing industry
will be Increased in the near future.
For S%ale--160 acres OF choice farming
land in ahiaGs township. 1876 acres un.
der cultivation, balance good meadow
and pasture. There are no buildings on
this quarter but it is clean and good
soil. Price, SGT per acre. and can be
bought on very reasonable terms.
Somebody is going t. make a piece OF
money on this land. E. NJ. Barker, S,
Midway, Watertow. S. d. Phone 2461.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-29
SHIPS MAHOGANY LOG FROM
PANAMA; WILL EVENTUALLY
HAVE FURNITURE MADE

-. &IE-4TE
e. e. Drake has a mahogany log.
tWenty-four feet long and thirty inches
IN diameter, which he has shipped to
WsateftoWn from Panama.
Mr.. Drake lived in Panama for
sometime. and while there had the OBJ
portunity to study furniture woods. He
was able to buy the mahogany log
2 die so, expecting to have 1t made
INTO furniture at some future date. The
log is large enough to make an entire
set of dining room furniture and small
pieces besides.
He also has a log of golden wood,
three feet lond and six inches square.
This wood resembles birds eye maple
in that the fleclss in maple are white.
aid the ffleeks in the golden wood are
gold in color. Mr.. Drake, IN speaking
Of the latter log said; saThat wood
makes the prettiest furniture in the
world These golden flecks just shine,
andthe Q is so herd it ii impossi.
3blesto break IL ] value Iie mahogany
but I prefer the golden wood far
more, as far as 4 am concerned. No,
4 don't Know exactly when I viii
have The pieces made up, i win
sometime
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-29

LONG SINCE ~DIsHONORED

Sioux Falls Argussleader: The peads
terms do not bring political dishon-
or ana moral ~degredation" to Ger
many as claialed by Berlin. Those
came TO Inc fatllerfand Ions before the
arniisticc was signed.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-29
LOCAL


I Miss Elizabeth Mack was a Water
! own caller vest rdav
Z James Mont of Clear Lake made T
s.sousiness trip to Watertown yesterday
nj Mr.. Mat Hanten, residing near
EBemis, was a Watertown visitor yes
terday.
81 VIM. Bunde, Sir. and Jr., of South
Shore were WATERFOWL visitors Wed.
ssnesday.
III w. NJ. Danforth and Mr.. Caglcy,
both of Raymond, were Waterfowl
callers yesterday.
. S. O. Loesch was in The city yes
b terday or business. His farm is in
Pelican township.
q FRANC Kahn. Tom Durby, and Ole
were here from Clear Lake
Ayesterday after cars.
u Mr.. Fred and Miss Mile Wiswall
Aresiding near Clear Lake, were Wa.
#tertown visitors yesterday.
Mr.. Carl Christianson was in the
e,s ses'eiuas VI. lni'S,E nSo" i''
CASINO-Dance every night C22S-t)
Guy Heathcote, one of the prosper
GUS farmers residing near WATERFOWL,
was a caller in The city yesterday.
n5 ~ o.
non ca. y. ai '"e members VI lump
~ "
!,
sne ias "een ~ 'He p"7' WV
=
Perfection Kerosene stoves at Nelson
& Reeds. ~f215.tf)
Manton Daine, Homer Dunn and
Mark WEies.s. accompanied by friends,
We're callers from Clear Lake, Wed,
nesday.
FOR SALE-Choice Seed Corn. $500
per bushel. w. Fl. Stokes. t217-tf)
Mrs = Il r,o,,oo, ona ao,
Mics r.i,.b ocoon, na, iaa hv Nc 80
IsllSSR GfJlluIi, GItUIlI1IulEu bH lifE, i2IO
sy,r.. ,,;,, lao,o ...z...I.
10. stony F.us wharo ,,,er VA, at
tars "a oon.art 49,. ~ can4 g.,
at the Coliseum tomorrow evening,
wANrED-.n,r, ,no
,vo,nan wan,ad 80. n.no.a, haes,.
at nnce Good wages Mrs. G r c.rar
61A ata st. N. w. or phone 1926 or
3512. 'ss t22T-229)
s r powell, ,ast th,s r,or,ina sow
H,,rnn an business for ,ha ,vi,son
pae,y.ny comnany ~ cpio..> -. i
Powe,, has been connactad v,+h y. !
Acme Packing n,ant mi,
Gently. He makes his bead,na,tans
IN chicago.
snec,a, summer soss,o, n,.u
June 10. We ARD eivine sreo hao,ss
ID all who enrol, On or before T,,na
1st. ta2o..!A, !
Mr.. ana Mrs a 4 ph,,,;nson vii,
leave saturday mo,,oinr for g. ro,;a
where Mr.. pbi,llnson n.iu a,tana 40
convention Of wboIesaIars Witch III,
Be held HERE naxt wek M o,,,,.
son win represent the Wins,ow Crit.
fin company
can ouy q house from Us on
monthly payments same as rent. Farm,
Phone 2s4o. us1.tf,I
= WIS. = e utrack and small
son, iaWln. VIII arrive THIS evening
from their home IN Redfield to spend
lne Y this city. They will
Dir. rink will return Sunday even.
an,sI e ssr Mrs es.,a n'rieT na WI n remain here
a4olHFGE4
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-29
P~osTeFFgGE o S

The WATERFOWL postofsce win be.
closed all day Friday. Memorial Day.
One morning delivery in the city; no
rural delivery.
.. w. Martin.
225-22S Postmaster.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-29
DAILY NEWS TELEPHONE
2415

i the carrier boy misses the
iellvery Of your paper call up
PHONE 2677, in which case your
'aper will be delivered by special
messenger.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-29
DR.. j. c. LEPLER
Eye Specialist and Neurologiss
Lake City Taxi Line. PhGnc 1899, "a
service. limit \
Southwick Bldg.
Phones-OIrtce 1870. House 1878.
Appointments must he made In advance

hour service. Q40-tfl
M. az. ,ru
fs+a1 c,t.,5, ~. ~. -,
De-. 49,,
r. Z. Sterling, a prosperous farmer
near Florence, was iH iue city Eester-
a&y attending 10 business matters,
George Crar7o+ ra-,lrnad IN bis
! home I'm Havtf thj. r,orntao alton
spending yesterday na'" on business.
James Narher and family have
taken nm their ,esjdng.a for he sum.
mer gt rhcfr homo ,I Lake J<9n,ras.
Ika, q
''L.,"InS u" business matters
cncc Yesterday to transact bneinoss
matters.
'i"'N i'''"''s h"S purchase" tAe
y. ~ woo" NH Se'''"' iarin eleVeh
Nuns "'7i "i "a''E'"""' ooNSiuera'
''"' 99' PEI ''i''
Mrs. Stone has sold hcr quarter
section farm two and a half miles
''St w '''e Guy 0" me Nr"h"puT6
'''''' ~'''''>'S' '''"" ''fV per 'N'e'
Del Martin and a party Of friends
drove over TO Enemy Swim, about
fifty miles north of Wutcrtown soy
craI days ago. ana brought back over
two hundred fine pike.
poa,,, o,o o,.aa,. 60. c-,
"'N"'' I'"'"9soi
Division, There viii probably be
many at the station when these
trains pun in bearing our boys.
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,tanma. r,mr
, - ~
oft, ,,a.ta,aa. M. r..,. l'1
81, ~, rS. w.. ",'s '.e!'
49,, Ion,a.a7 ".
years.
cu..
~ rs% Tnn
,ranat.a n.n, 80
~ 81 o,,,nCr ,,,r,.aa
aon,ia. ILL.,,
.orrtan. - pa,unnS
- c. w.
Elmer Pearson, a carpenter of this
city, who has been i'll for the past
se"t VIII pIooo po'So!'''s WLlch ne
- kb.n3a $50 "'
h,,.a 20 49,, '1', 49, ''U ~
~ u,.ha 70
''S well,
Mr., and Mrs. George Laudenschlay
ger have returned from the south.
where they spent the winter months.
Mr.. Laudenschlager owns the two
lots south of the NJ. y. church and
plans to erect a large modern flat
building on the same his summer
No+;co +bo+ ar oroaoun
ora po,,oI uoiah,ane nm ~
r. uoot - 49, y ~ W. ,Hn
s,,., 1una 49, - ar "t
tend tbo Mamori,i sarytnas tho
.nunaraaaas1 at" ! INC
renaran,a '" aa'nso ~'7J, - -, llarreI'
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-29
ATTENTION VI. W. A.

The regular meeting CT Kampeska
Camp No. 203t NJ. ". A. will he held
on Thursday night, the 2&th, instead of
Wednesday night the 2Sth. Important
meeting, lunch and voting on referen-
dunn. Come. il. L. Harrell, Consul.
C226-22SA
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-29
For Real Bargains in Real Estate
See
LAUDENSCHLAGER
Bargains in Second Hand Goods
Phone 2289

"o''' H. I'""'e'l I'l' ioF ->'sl "eell
an" POINTS "'7' on 'ne NJ. " 81 l.,
'. Nv '''7 J. Will 'E A""e io'
IF' d. Z LeP!er has begun eE-
D''"'''i"s '' Two o. ms IolS on The
'.'I'' sac Oh Town. IL IS ms lAten-
l'"i' 10 erect TWO row modern dwelling
houses Inns summer.
Carl Areabrite is rccypcratr1a ~
tho home Of his sis.ar Mrs ! w
| Bltgiger. He has nor rlIIrr. ,oonvar,1
rom inc 'iic'lS o his wound n at
'"nDS II p+'hS MN considerable lie
spent iHrce months in an army hos
l"''"'
Harry Witlcrs dopartod vostar1a,,
for Chicago 9ftcr e,,ardiDo O. ,,c.I. j.,
W1tcrtown visiting with friends and
relatives. Mr.. Nithers ,yae recently
discharged from the navy hut win re-
A""'' Ills I"Si'I"H on th' fhIFoad with
''''''i'"' '''S d" Nhi'aSo'
We have several buvers for DIV,
property. List your houses and yacan
lots with us for a quick sale. Farmers
Land Loan Co., Dakota Life Block
Phone 2240. Q81.tf)
1r.s r,art Va, g,a.,,ni,,.
vino ,,.1, 1,.,,ol,+ 80 I,.,, .'
for ,ra,,,,.rt sbo,, ,f-,,
,,r,blo 80 .,,,,.t.. a..
'l''''''o" """ passed away tuesday
"i'oi''""'' inc remains was moved
W "'1 nome III l'ef"'S yesterday 1t
place Saturday.
cn,,, 49,, W.
- ',',
','' - ' =
80, -
~ '~'' -
:, ..n ~
~ 81 - " u
Many of the merchants Of the city
closing tbcf,. n1acns cI business on
Memorial dav and tbe sentiment fo,.
an all dav CLOSING is aaining ia vor
However il is ,,n,orod thot tbose
companies, who have in tbatr on7n1ov-
mont returned soIdicrs md soiIors
will, give theno tba dov off in o,,do,,
that they NAV no froa 70 attend an
The Memorial dav earvica
When in need of auto livery for
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-29


L.
! - l-'' ." " Xxx
SP' 'SS's'''' -+
Mrs. \. G.. I}uddy was a Wednesday
oscar an" Anton olson were busl'
ness visitors from NL!IoW Lakes. re
comfy.
Mrs ". y Beard returned 10 Crarl,
last evening having soent The dav IN
"'''' ''""'
William Tctz'off IS in tho city today
on business. He viii probably not re,
turn to FIayti until tomorrow.
NJ. p r-,,,5,o ,or,.,, -
49, =, IT., 7,.. o,artar .t
spending The day in the city,
Mrs 7r.,rl, peri,v i y, Aha cf,v 70
,7a,. shcnnfr~ aud ~ra1,iro an fria,1.
Her homo * in Tpr+on ,hts srate
|
NE NARY H''"' VINO l'r t"e PAST
Re" weeks GAS o'en NlSl'1n$ IN sioux
in the city,
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=, - = ~
cl 49,,
,-. y
MI. and Mrs. II. Moon were in the
! CITY Yesterday attending 10 h~nsinnss
49,, '' '''' INV" i'''l '7'''
Mrs. Harry Reed and daughter wern
in tho city Yesterday shopping ane
calling on friends. They returned to
CastIcwood last evening
MIS- Rant N''aoIe ana daughter
ing on friends mere, They will RETURN
to Vienna this evening.
VIZ" "'S lyC'iS9' mere I"SI hlSht
1'''', 'r,i' i''"'', SUI VI N'. an" Mrs
= ~ ~ t''7 '''' "ii''u S@leiF
''"@S''' "''" VIII
~
Lorcsc Shaw went % Madison. thie
e+1ta tIse cfa+c tLie o,orof,u ,,1
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-29
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