Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-23

Mr.. n Mrs. n. r. venema of
Hazel were in the city yesterday shop.
pin and looking after business.
Mrs. g.. Andre left for Minneapolis
q few days ago where she expects to
undergo an operation for cancer Mt n
hospital.
Mrs. Meredith Of South Shore, who
underwent an operation at a local
hospital recently, is said 10 be getting
along nicely.
You can get your pnoto taken day or
night. Night sittings by appointment
only. Gray's Studio. Phones: studio,
1926: residence. 3512. ATT
Col Lee Slower says that he is not
ging into the law buiness again nor
is he going to start a lumber yard-if
he did a the ~"shingles".
Delilah Ross underwent an opera.
ton for appendicitis yesterday morn
ing. Her friends are pleased that she
withstood the operation well.
Just received, a carload of that fine
Roundup coal. Consumers Fuel and
Ice Co. Phone 22SS. G20.l2D
Mrs. Frank McDermott and son,
George, have left for Minneapolis on
an extended visit with Mrs. McDer-
mother, Mrs. G.. II. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wagner of his
city are rejoicing over the arrival of a
bright, little baby girl who came to
gladden. their home last Sunday even.
ing.
Mrs. John Raderschadt is very low
at her home on First avenue S. e.
with the pneumonia. Friends are
the disease win take a turn
for the better today.
Mabel Normand in "PECK'S BAD
GIRL, latest Goldwyn comedy drama,
and Billy Parsons in THE JELLY
FISH. Metropolitan tonight and Fri
day, 10 and Is cents.
Mrs. Nellie r. Wooa of Aberdeen.
who has been ASSISTING" .ler mother,
Mrs, w. p. Robson to p'-parA for Il
tip to California, will cave for her
Friday morning.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
gave a supper last evening in
the church dining room. A large at.
tendance marked the occasion, and a
repast was served.
Z. w. Hyde, a former well known
residing north of Watertown
out now residing in North Dakota, is
the city making a short visit with
friends.
Mrs. w. p. Robson expects to leave
Saturday morning via Aberdeen for
and thence to Ripon California
10 spend the remainder of the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. A. r. Ma
The Unmarried Mother" at the
last evening drew a full
house-in fact, more than a full
house, since upwards of one hundred
who sought admission were unable to
secure seats.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T.. Beman are
spending their vacation in Cresco Ia,
Mrs. Beman's parents who are
both past ninety years of age and are
excellent health. Nh. Beman is the
head foreman at the Slower farms.
HE WAGERED HE'D MARRY THE
GIRL THAT BLEW INTO
TOWN. She was pretty and Gene went
ahead. See the sequel to the wager. See
Farnum in 'Tke Light of
Western Stars" at the Lyr:c-sunday
only.
Dear Madam:-We are pleased to in
form YOU that Wallace Reid's newest
picture. 1.-THE House Of
Silence" an absorbing mystery photo
play, will be presented at the Lyric
Theatre. on Friday.
Alfred Steichen of the Hanten law
office and George Leemhuis of sper.
shoe store are both regimental
sergeant majors with the 51st field
artillery headquarters, the highest
OF a non.commissioned grade
in a regiment, according to recent
word received here.
Friends of Gerhart Haugen of the
GELNWtLFHT4
Winslow. Griffin Co. viii be interested
in the new that he is regimental sup.
ply sergeant Whichis as far up as one
can get in the supply department.
Bob. Messerschmidt is reported to
be Ill with the fin at the home OF his
sister, Mrs. Nathan Campbell. in
West WATERFOWL.
e. M. Hirzel leaves for Minneapolis
evening in response to telegram
that his sister. Mrs. Carl
kienk, Is seriously Mi with the influen-
He expects also t. see his mother
who Il there and viii leave . for
California to make his home with an
other son.
Capt. Palmer Sheldon arrived In the
city last night on ~ xix days leave Of