The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-24

CITY AND COUNTRY.

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the city Wednesday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Eagleson, on March 18th, a son.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. And
erson, March 18th a daughter.
Mrs. j. l.. Ruckman has gone t(
Knoxville, Tenn, for a visit with he1
parents.
Chas. f. Smith leaves this week fol-
Iowa where he expects to do some
work in the real estate line.
The funeral of Mrs. Bert Ware tool
place on Sunday afternoon. She was
buried under charge of Aberdeen
lodge, No. 40, I. O. 0. f.
Miss Ella Wells has resigned her pc
sition with the Aberdeen Hardware
Co. Miss Wells has been bookkeepel
for this company for six years.
John H. Ley of St. Cloud, compiler
and publisher of the last city direc.
ooIy, Va z IL Vlo1utS Hull ilS ulllo
week to compile a new directory.
Harry Searle, foreman of the job de-
partment Of the Aberdeen Publishing
company was a victim Of grip, having
been confined to the house for a week
DR.. Leona A. Dix returned last Fri
day night from Chicago, where, for
seven weeks, she has been an inmate
OF a hospital under care of an eminent
surgeon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bechtold have
returned to this city from McLane
county, N. D., where they have been
living on a farm, and will reside in
Aberdeen for the future.
S. H. Lynch returned Friday from
Emmetsburg, Iowa, where he has been
attending the funeral Of Mrs. Lynch's
sister, Mrs. e. F. O'Toole. Mrs. Lynch
will remain in Emmetsburg for a few
days.
Father Dermody preached on St.
Patrick, lreland's patron saint, on
Sunday at the church of the Sacred
Heart Of Jesus, and a collection to de-
fray the church debt was taken up at
both masses.
The case against Mrs. Robert Haz-
ard, one Of those recently arrested in
connection with the trouble over the
Racket store, has been dismissed on
the grounds that the evidence did not
show that she was one Of those who
resisted arrest.
The case of Frank Coburn for horse
stealing in La Moure county, North
Dakota, is on trial this week. l.. T..
Van Slyke left for there last Stature av
night to assist in the prosecution, and
Judge Campbell went on Monday to
assist in the defense.
George r. Smith and Milan B. Smith,
OF Putney, left on Monday morning
over the Great Northern for Gold
Beach, Oregon. The latter has land
at that place and George is looking
TOR a chance for an investment in that
line. They will make an extended
stay in hat region.
A number Of Aberdeen people have
received invitations to the wedding of
Miss Dora Edwards of La Crosse. Wis.
to d. Leonard of Waterloo, Iowa. Miss
Edwards formerly lived in this CITY
and is a sister of Mrs. G. H. Scott.
whose husband was formerly superin-
tendent of the James River division of
the Milwaukee.
A star quite new in this part of the
country is announced for the near
future at the Gottschalk when Nan
nette Comstock, long known as one of
the cleverest Of American comedien-
mes, will be seer here for the first
time as Virginia Carvel in Winston
C~hurchill's dramatization Of his
famous novel, "The Crisis"
The last masquerade dance for this
oSooOA Woo AC1u dU luc OOUlScnalE on
Friday evening. Prizes were awarded
as follows: best lady waltzer Miss
Rose Henry; best gentleman waltzer.
hay Weisner; best lady's costume.
Miss Lena Heinzman; best gentle
mans costume, Nels Mason. Dancing
was continued until about 3 a. m.
Prof. h. l.. Kirk has announced that
Miss Lillian Eygabroad won first hon
ors in the high school class of 1905 and
that the Misses Matilda Gage and
Norma Brown are tied for second
place. Miss Eygabroad's average was
96.3, which is considered remarkably
good. The next was 1926, attained by
the Misses Brown and Gage.
One of the pleasant social events of
student life at the Northern Normal
was the reception given the senior
class and some of the faculty last Fri
day evening by Miss Frances Wilson.
Miss Beulah Sims and Miss Serelda
Murdy at the residence of DR.. and
Mrs. Murdy. Cards and games &C.
cupied the time until refreshments
were served and then dancing enliven-
ed the occasion.
Norman Stocks and Willie Ra,nac