The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-14
CITY AND COUNTRY.

ivy W elk AQS UdhSd a HOSlIlptl nii
the Hollandsworth-Hart Lumber Co.
He is at Eureka at present.
Miss Geraldine Van Slyck has gone
to Minneapolis to take a course at the
UNIVERSITIES summer school.
List your land and city property
with the GOODWIN LAND Co.. corner
of Second Ave. and Lincoln St. ind
MI. and Mrs. II. w. Hall left Thurs
day for Sparta, Wis, where they viii
spend their vacation visiting friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Searle returned
Monday from Carthage, where they
spent a few days visiting the parents
of Mrs. Searle.
A special election will be held in
the Third Ward on Tuesday. July 25.
to select a successor to Alderman Ho-
berton. resigned.
Aberdeen business men are agita-
ting the sewage disposal question and
there are some prospects of action
along certain lines.
The new buttermaker at the North
American Storage Company is Paul
o. Jus of Rapida, MINI. He began
work Monday morning.
Mrs. c. c. Cayerly and children
leave for their home Friday morning,
after having spent several weeks with
Mrs. Conerly's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
f. W. Raymond.
The Sunday train that went to Ia
coma Park Sunday carried about 40
passengers. 1t will run again next
Sunday, but the agent thinks a better
showing of business must be made if
it is to be continued.
A sister of w. 81. Finch, Mrs. Dan
lei Runyon. of Chicago. narrowly es-
capped death recently in that city in
an automobile accident. The car ran
off the draw to the Rush street bridge
into the water. Three of those in the
a at the time were drowned.
Saturday July 10th clerk of court
Bunsness issued a marriage license to
John Grifiths, age "a, of Sioux Falls.
and Henna Hukari, age %. Of Freder-
lex, both deaf mutes. On the 18th a
license was issued to Henry Slater.
age "a. of Liberty, and Mary Hoffman,
age D, Of Hecla.
b. F. Scott returned Sunday morn
ing from Buffalo where he went to
witness the marriage of his daughter.
Edith, to Sherman S. Keyes Of James
town. The groom is connected with
a big oil concern. Mrs. Reyes is at
home to all Dakota friends at 2l1
Forest avenue, jamestown, n. Y.
Water Commissioner Hoberton has
put in new facets at Riverside Gene
terry to such an extent that with a sc
foot hose any lot in the plated por.
tion of the grounds can be reached.
There are some beautiful lots in the
cemetery and there will 0 be
many more since such ample facilities
for Irrigation are now at hand.
Col. Jumpers new auto car is Ger.
tainly a climber. A few days since he
made the run to Tacoma Park by way
of Bath, a distance of Is miles. in fif
ty minutes. The average time pei
mile being 2 minutes and 46 seconds
One stretch of four miles was made
in seven minutes, an average per mile
Of n minute and forty-fve seconds
Dave Vaughan, of Oneota township
came in on the morning train on the
Milwaukee Wednesday. He had just
returned from Bangor, Wis. where he
had been to attend the burial of hi.
mother, whose death occurred late or
the 5th of July. Mrs. Vaughan wa.
83 years Of age. She left a family O
nine children. five sons and foul
daughters.
One Of the most serious cases of ap
pendicitis the surgeons of this city
have had to do with is that of Mis-
Anna Russell, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ward Russell, of Ordway. Las
Friday night she first experienced
painful sensations which soon passed
of, and. not considering it as any
thing serious, she came to the city OF
Saturday. While here the pain re
turned and she returned home suffer
ing very much. A physician from TIN
city was summoned and the troubl,
pronounced appendicitis. She wa
brought to st. Luke's that night ant
att O'Clock next morning an opera
tion disclosed the fact that the appen
dix had burst open and discharged
gangrenous pus to such an extern
that her case was thought hopeless
However, four days have elapse,
since the operation, and the pus be
ing mostly drained of, she expresses
belief that she viii get well.