The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-01-27
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j. w. Smith is in Sioux City on bust
ness.
BoRN-On January 2lst to Mr.. an
Mrs. N. R. Murner, a son
BoRN-On January 21st to Mr.. ant
Mrs. David H. Ryan, a son.
Mrs. L. H. Netf of Groton visitet
with friends in the city last week.
Mrs. S. B. Ruud is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Briedenbach
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Hedger are visi
ting in Chicago. They will be gone
several weeks.
Louis Nusser has gone to California
to recuperate and spend a winter il
that delightful country.
The Aberdeen Orchestra has been
engaged for a ball to be given at Co.
lumbia on Friday evening, Feb. 3rd.
e Have your clothes cleaned, repaired
and pressed at Sneddy's Pressorium,
over Apples store. Expert tailor en-
ployed.
Judge Mccoy was confined to his
home last week by an attack of the
grip and court was adjourned for sew
eral days.
Charles Eygabroad was taken sick
last Thursday night with sciatics
rheumatism and has suffered severely
since then.
w. A. Disotell left Monday for Mimi
eapolis and Chicago on business trip.
He will also visit at his former home
in Wisconsin.
The successful revival services con-
Quoted by Rev. J. W. Taylor at the M.
E. church were brought to a close last
Friday evening.
D. A. Collier, post Office Inspector,
has been transferred to the southern
district and will hereafter make Sioux
Falls his headquarters.
Watkins Cough Cure has stood the
test and is found to be the best. Sold
on trial at T. Il. Moen's little Store.
One block west of Ward Hotel.
The trouble over the fire hose that
was found to be unsatisfactory will
probably be adjusted by having sever
al pieces replaced by new hose.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Van Horn have
left for an extensive trip to the
Pacific coast. They will stop at a
number of places in the southwest en-
route.
w. J. Keane has resigned his posi-
ton with the American Express COM
pany and will devote himself entirely.
hereafter to the accident insurance
business.
Sam Snedigar has opened a cleaning
and repairing establishment upstairs
in the Macarthur building. He is pre-
pared to handle any kind of business
in his line.
David Strauss returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Chicago.
While absent he picked up some very
excellent bargains to use in connec-
ton with his salvage fire sale.
John E. Adams was appointed re-
ceiver of the land Office, succeeding
the late M. H. Kelly. Judge Adams is
an old resident of the county and his
many friends will be glad of his sue
ces.
Major j. E. Plat of Clark was a
visitor to the city during the recent
Masonic reunion, a guest of A. A.
Woodward. Mr.. Clark is a prominent
Pythian and the paymaster of the S.
D. N. G.
The social to be given Friday eve
ing by the Sunshine society is for the
benefit of most worthy charities. Lib
eral patronage will no doubt be given
IL. MISS fearl Wiley, sololSt at the
Christian Church, will sing.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
9. b. Kindig died last Thursday of
heart failure. The child was only
twenty four days old, having been
born on Christmas day. Mr.. Kindig is
local manager for the Coe Commission
company.
Brown county men who attended
the recent S ate horticultural meet
ing at Huron were N. O. P. Syne-
ground and Forester H. Smith, both
OF the Groton country. The former is
one of Browns most enthusiastic
horticulturists and was made vice
president of the association.
A man, going by the name of Smith.