Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-13

Peabody Drug Store.

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"''h. IL I"I''d Tuesday moruinE for
N~"i'hI "INH WhoIr be- VIII b" oIdniurd.
ne mas received and accepted IA call
rom II N~orwfgIan Lutheran church in
EF"I0'on' H., and Will assume the
on'''S AZ It's pastor in the near future.
Mrs. q. II. Baker on Friday of last
week entertained n number of friends
IN honor OF Miss Hannah LAWYER and
Mrs. Denton. The parIOrs were prettIlv
decorated with flowers and hand painted
lutte flies, darkpnpd and nrtificiaIIv
lighted. TIE Indies passed the after.
nOOn IN pleasant conversation and the
butter flies" in hieh pastimp Mrs. C..
j. Priestersbach secured the first hon.
ors and the prize. 4 nice lunch was
served.
Miss Rutb Rrooks of Owo+o,ro
Mimi. will b. IN Webster. .Lulv LAT sor
tL. puruose of o~roanizino a c,.ss in
up.ic Ni.s Drooks i. 81 oroduot. of
he PIlIsbury Academy, at Owatonna,
! and from the Chicago Musical college,
Chicago, ILL.,. and ranks high as pianist
and oiganist in Owatonna. She comes
highly recommended ~ teacher of piano,
organ, harmony and theory. We
bespeak for her a hearty welcome and a
large class.
Very few cities, the size of Webster,
have a dealer in musical instruments,
pianos, organs, etc. that keeps right
I'D 10 date like the house OF A. Aims.
worth. OF this city, does. The store il
now located on Second avenue with T.
G.. Obs ON in charge and will coptiuue TO
give he public the same courteous and
saiisfa ctory treatment alw accorded.
Miss Peabody continues to look after
IN e ihuslcai merchahnlse ana IL careful
m making her seIec'iohs from the east
10 meet me hpProVaIoi AL "heh 'heY
ave not what o want III STOCK, they
VIII emo LOT IL. 'iSlt the store
The song recital given by the choir of
the Congregational church last Sunday
evening was the best of it's kind ever
given in Webster. The voluntary,
" Unfold Ye Portals" played on the
organ and piano, was very pleasing.
The first chorus, Praise Ye the Father"
was very appropriate for the opening.
The next Send Ont Thy Light" wns
also good. The hast two AVE Maria"
and Sanc,us" brought the Climax to a
close. The duett by Mrs. Cowie and
Miss Cowan and the solo by Miss Pea
"ooy were very E'ou. mss
deserve '"e "'eneS' praise 'o' Tue ""N
She 'aS !" one WIZ" TUE '"o" 'N '"S
dono''o' whether one eq"a"' "S soo'
cah De 10 uhu % 'ahe "er p'aoe'
One of the pleasantest and most
instructive meetings OF the Woman's
Thursday club for the year was held at
the home of Mrs. L. G. Ocbsenreiter last
week. A brief sketch OF the life OF Wag.
Ger and compIete review OF Tannhauser
spiced with the instrumental selections
THE Pilgrims Oh orus" and "rann.
huspr Grand March," and the vocal solo
''Elizabeih's Prayer" by Miss Peabody
were exceedin gIy fine. Her descriptions
were instructive and complete, and the
musical selections were the finished
works of an artist. At the close of the
program Miss Peabody was voted a lie
membership in the club by her delighted