Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-15
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Most all seeding has been finished
and farmers are now preparing to
plant corn, flax and potatoes.
A little baby boy arrived Friday
May 8. to brighten the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Rich Vetter.
Mr.. kreicer of Watertown purchas.
ed part of the land known as the r.
Daggitt farm which joins the farm on
the south, which Mr.. Kresier always
owned. Mr.. Daggitt will work the
farm this season.
h sick at the J. Brushingham
home are all reported as recovering
nicely.
h cellar has been dug for the
erection of a large modern home to
be built this season for Mr.. and Mrs.
+. A. Bradley, the home when done
will be one of the rinest in the vicini-
tv Of Foley.
Mrs. Phillip Michael, entertained
the ladies home club at her home
Thursday. Mrs. Clyde WEISS will en-
terrain at the next meeting. Thurs.
day. May %.
Miss Minnie Engelbrecht of Clear
Lake spent a few days as guest at
the VIM. Wolter home. 81
Mr.. Roberts of Milbank was a bust
ness caller at Foley Mondas,
Mr.. Harry Freeseman, accompanied
BY his father, Herbert Treeseman, Of
Gardner, spent a few days at Mime
apolis the past week. where they pur-
chased a car load OF cattle.
Miss Boelk of Madison, S. D., spent
a few weeks here visiting at the
home of her cousin, Mrs. Clyde Wess.
Miss Pauline Deke Of WATERFOWL
spent Sunday here with her folks at
the H. Deke home.
Mrs. Fred Hemille, entertained the
club meeting at her home, Thursday,
which was the last meeting for the
term of meeting held.
Mrs. Will Renry Of WATERFOWL re.
turned home from. out west bringing
her grandson, Woodrow Leisure, with
her, who is now making his home
with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Leisure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Friske Of Wa
tertovvn spent from Saturday to Sun
day at the H. Schuelke home. Mrs.
Friske remained over and is spending
the week with Mrs. Rich Vetter.
Mesdames D. w. Bradley, and
Frank Moran, and Mss Nelson and a
lady friends of Watertown We're call
ers at the T. A. Bradley home, Tues.
day
Mrs. Lyman Dean n daughter
spent from Saturday to Sunday with
Mrs. Carl Vetter in WATERFOWL.
Misses Catherine and Julia Loesch
spent the same time at he VIM. Dean
home in Watertown and spent Sunday
afternoon at the Carl vetter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Long and son,
Marvin, and Henry and Simon En-
gel spent Sunday eevning at the VIM.
1.-THE home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Martin were
Sunday evening visitors at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Butts.
Mr.. arG Mrs. Walter ,Montooth,
Miss Alta Frye and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Elfring and hildren were Sun
day visitors at the Montooth Bros.
home near Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Hump and family
were Sunday dinner guests at tn v.
Long home. Mrs. Sweet of Water.
town and Mr.. L. Chandler and Harry
were also callers.
Miss Evelyn Rogers of WATERFOWL
was a Sunday visitor at the F. A.
Bradley home. Mr.. and Mrs H
Kerssen and CHILDREN and Miss Carl
son spent Sunday evening there also
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Montooth
spent Tuesday at the A. NJ. Briggs
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Cook and Mr.. and
Mrs. Doll Martin were callers at the
r. yetter home, Friday evening.
Mrs. Hendricks and granddaughter
called on Mrs. Fred Benthin Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs, G G.. Holmes .pen,
Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs
CARL Cohoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Martin wer,
Sunday visitors with Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Malsepeace. ss
MI. Leo Pare, who spent tho pas
week mere DIT TIE W. SeTT noulct re
turned to his home at Chester, S. d
Messrs. Fred Tent,iin. Anton Buri
and II. Gauger were business visitor
at the Louie Vetter lione thu pas
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kersscn n F1cyd
and Mr.. and MI Chas. Elfrsng an
children spent Friday evening at tn
G G. Holmes horn
Mrs Deli Martin spent Saturda
evening with Mrs. Martin and Mrs
Roger in WATERFOWL.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl & ohoon aid chi
dren were sGindnvst visi..crs at the !
r. YoceIn home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Benthin an
family were sundayS visitors at Il,
Ed simons; home near Castlewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. Long and sol
Marvin speHrT Vnuffaay e Tal-Ih
- Cook home
Miss Catherine and Julie Loesc
and Mr. Lyman Dean were the Wis
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