The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-01-20

AiAs
gone to Los Angeles, California, for a
visit.
Sheriff Cole is in Pierre attending
the meeting of the state sheriHs as
ISOLATION.
Mrs. NJ. B. Ainsworth has gone to
Spencer. S. D, for an extended visit
with friends.
Mrs. NJ. j. Case spent several days of
last week with her father who is i'll at
his home in Langford.
Grip and bad colds have a consider
able portion of the city's populatio n
feeling pretty miserable.
Miss Kate Ivey is home after a trip
of several months spent principally in
St. Louis and nearby cities.
Charles Eygabroad is confined to
his house suffering from what is pro-
nounce sciatic rheumatism.
Thomas Smith, the Milwaukee con
ductor who was recently hurt near
Mitchell, came home Monday.
Monday evening Mrs. R. H. Angel
gave a very pleasant surprise party in
honor of Mr.. Angeles 39th birthday.
N. V. Brothers is quite sick with an
unpleasant attack of stomach trouble.
He has been kept at home for some
days.
j. B. Smile, state agent f or the
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Com
pany, is spending a week in Mime
apolis on business.
The st. Agnes Guild will give an
other of their popular %socials this
Thursday evening. A. grand time is
promised all who attend.
F. A. Brown and Walter Jacobs at
tended the Scottish Rite reunion at
Fargo last week and got home just in
time for the meeting here.
Harry Douglass has resigned his
position with the American Express
Company and will shortly leave for a
trip on the coast. He is succeeded by
Burr Jump.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Car
nine learn with pleasure that they are
nicely located at Long Beach, Cali
fornia, and are enjoying themselves
immensely.
Mrs. Adolph Olander has nearly re-
covered from the effects Of a severe
operation which she underwent a short
time ago. Her complete recovery is
now considered assured.
Mrs. William Aggas gave a pleasant
dinner party Monday evening for her
daughter Blanche. The occasion was
in celebration of Miss Blanche's 18th
birthday and was very enjoyable.
Judge Mccoy took up the uncom-
pleted work Of the December term of
court on Wednesday. During the
fore part Of the week he finished up
the September term for Grant county.
Albert Macher of Bath, a single man
about forty-two years of age, died at
st. Luke's hospital Sunday. He had
been employed IN the farm of flames
Flagg for some time. Death was
caused by stomach and intestinal
troubles.
DR.. Earl Douglass Holtz delivered an
interesting lecture at the Christian
church Sunday evening on the HOLY
Land. A large audience heard him
and were greatly pleased. DR.. Holtz
also lectured Saturday night, one OF
the features of the Christian church
entertainment course.
Mrs. b. E. Ingham spent a few days
in the city on her way to Redfeld
where her husband is agent for the G
d N. W. Mr.. and Mrs. Ingham were
married a few...months ago but Mrs.
lngham has been in Toronto, Canada,
in attendance on her mother who has
been seriously ill.
Frank j. Paddock, old time resident
OF Shelby township was in the city
Tuesday attending the annual meet.
ing of the Tacoma Park association
in which he is a stakeholder. He has
been a member of the board of direc.
tors. His home is now near Lake.
vile, Minnesota.
The ladies of the Degree of Honor
will give another of their pleasant so.
Gals at the A. o. U.W. hall on Tuesday
evening, January Oath. All are cor.
daily invited and no admission fee
will be charged at the door but ladies
are requested to bring a plain box con.
tanning luncheon for two. These box
es will be advantageously disposed OF
to defray expenses.