The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-17

5 CITY AND COUNTRY.

| this week on ouSlueSS'
Charles Eygabroad has returned
from a two weeks business trip IN
Iowa.
Mrs. Nels Johnson. has been i'll with
the grip but. is liable to be up and
around again.
c. H. Seeley is in Batavia, n. " at,
tending the funeral of his mother, who
died last week.
Oscar Froberg. George Herrick and
Adolph OFT spent last Sunday in Min.
neapolis on a pleasure trip.
z. Splitter has left for Iowa and lii
nois on a business trip which will keep
him away for about two weeks.
III 2. Wolter is in North Buena Vista,
Iowa, in the interests of the lead mine
in which he is .heavily interested.
". V. Goodfellow has bought out the
osteopathic practice of DR.. Carrie A
Vieser and will continue in the same
location.
E. I. Taubman has gone to Yankton
to attend a reunion of Scottish Rite
masons in that city. He expects to be
gone several days.at least.
D. E. Harman.' the land man who SO
barely missed being mangled to death
in St. Paul last fall. was in the city
Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Hssedorn
have arrived from Fargo, n. D.. and
will make their home in this city.
They have rented a home on west
Third venue
The Western Union Telegraph com
psny has moved from the Telephone
building into the room on First avenue
east formerly occupied by the Gamble
Robinson company.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Terpens have
moved to this city from Webster and
will make their home in the future in
Aberdeen. Mr.. Terpena is 4 collector
for the Acme Harvester.Co
Mrs. S. W. N~arregang has gone to
Los Angeles. California, for an eS-
tended visit with her mother, Mrs. r.
F. del Vale. She will probably re-
main until some time in June.
Chaplain White.is preaching nightly
to large crowds at the Baptist church.
Afternoon services have also been in
~augurated and considerable interest
is being aroused by the meetings.
The fire department was called out
Sunday by q small blaze in Joseph
Downs house on north Kline street.
But little damage was done and the fire
was out before the department ar
rived on the scene.
John H. Struthof, formerly a resid-
ent of this city, came up from his
home, Maynard. Iowa. for 8 visit with
friends last week. He also went 10
Hecla on business for his father. who
has land interests there.
The Savoy restaurant has been
closed. The owner of the building
brought an action which resulted in
the closing. Charles S. Becker, who
has had chsrge of the business, ex-
poets 70 resume it shortly. it is said.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Hutton. who live six miles north of
city. died Sunday. The funeral ser
vices were held from theCongesation-
sl.cnureh. Rev. T. J. Dent otieiatins,on
Tuesday. and burial took place at Riv-
eside cemetery.
The bankruptcy matters of Frank
Ioder OF Redheld. we're up before
Referee Harris Tuesday. Yoder adj
mits liabilities OF about $500 and
claims as exempt his assets :anounr-
ing to only $50. William Isssnhuth
OF Redheld was in town 10 sttend the
proceedings.
r. H. Hosvold OF Egan Was in the
city over Sunday. He owns fou-
quarter sections of land in this counsy
and came up here with an idea OF sell
ing them. but wss SO well Impressed
with the prospects in this county that
he changed his mind and concluded "a
hold his land.
People who sre interested in SEEING
Improvements come 20 the city wilI Be
slsd 30 know that Andrew Larson .iu
erect 3 Hne three story brick building
On the front part Of his lot, which
corners on Railrued Avenue Es has
sold the old frame building 20 hrua-s-
Bros who will soon move il 20 sno-h-
er lot.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. He-riei have
returned foa an extensive TIP ~hieh
lneEudN Washington. where they w-s
during the Inauguration Of President
Roosevelt NJ. and Ms. Herrisi hsys
taken apartments st the Ward. where
they slu make their home until rhsv
Shall have completed the erection az >
residence on Eighth avenue east
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