Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-09

Mike Darmody has established his
office in II. o. Franks old stand on
lower Main street.
John Lighthizer and J. N. Long were
in from Strand Tuesday and made this
office a pleasant call.
Miss Jessie Putnam came down from
Aberdeen Friday morning to teach
school a Webster.
The Waubay business man injected
some more Rockey Mountain tea into
the Clipper last week.
Mrs. Art Bryant arrived from And
over "Wednesday to spend the day with
Mrs. James Rathbun.
John Jewel and Olive Aoga departed
for Minneapolis Saturday night to
attend business college.
r. s. Gleason, of Aberdeen, represent
ing the American Book Company, made
Webster a call Tuesday.
Roy Irwin, after spending a few days
at his home in Glendale, North Dakota,
returned Friday evening.
Sam Calmenson returned Friday
morning from a short visit with friends
and relatives in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mathew departed
for Minneapolis Tuesday evening for a
few days stay on business.
Albert Johnson, who lives north of
Webster, left for Brookings Friday
morning to attend col, ~.
Miss Nina Aasved, who has spent a
few days with friends IL this city, left
for Bristol Friday evening.
Bert Johnson who has spent a few
days with relatives in this city left for
his home in Bristol Friday.
Miss Anna Harrison arrived from
Brookings Saturday evening, for a short
| visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Sarah Swayze returned from
Pana, ILL.,, Saturday evening where she
has spent the holiday vacation.
Mrs. A. Waiter and daughter, Anna,
and Mrs. John Koeings came down from
Bristol Friday to do some shopping.
Allan Cowan has resigned his position
with Peabody & Baltic in order to
resume his studies in Valparaiso, Ind.
Miss Lydia Flanders, who has been
visiting with relatives at Wilmot for the
| past week, returned Friday evening.
M. B. Long and daughters, Agnes
and Gertrude, returned Saturday even
ing from a visit with relatives i'll Iowa.
Mrs. Julius Dustrid, who has spent
the holidays with her mother at Apple
ton Mimi, returned Thursday evening.
Temperance lecture Tuesday, Jan.
21st at s p NJ; not Monday as formerly
announced. Lecture by Mr.. Gabrielson.
For up-to-date STYLES in furniture, at
rock bottom prices, goyto the old furni-
ture store, east side upper Main street.
Father Kane was called to Ramona,
South Dakota, Monday evening on
account or the serious illness of friend.
Miss +. b. Kimball arrived from
Minneapolis Friday evening with the
intention of organizing a class i'll music
here.
J. c. Nichols was up from Bristol
Saturday on business and pleasure. He
reports everything fio%urishing over
there.
Emmett Soaring departed for Aberdeen
| Wednesday evening, where has accepted
a position as barber in the Sherman
House.
For up-to- date Gyles i'll all kinds OF
furniture go 70 Bepjnmin and Foster.
They have the largest stock-lowest
prices.
Mrs. Lena Gasson came mp from
Waubay Monday evening TO spend a few
DAYS with her daughter, Mrs. John
Sheelar.
Mrs. John Durick and sister, Miss
Newcomb, arrived Saturday morning
from Appleton, Wisconsin, to visit with
friends.
Miss Grace Gruby returned from
Susnmit Saturday evening where she
has spent a few days with Mr.. Matteson
and family.
Miss Grace Egge, who has spent her
vacation nj home, departed Thursday
morning for Sioux Falls where she will
attend school.
Miss Lillian Lancaster, who has spent
the holidays at home, left for Minnie
apolis Sunday evening to resume her
duties at the University.
Mr.. r.. A. yoy, and daughter, Aany'
who spent a few days with his daughter
Miss Merrie yoy, left for their home III
Flandrean Friday evening.