The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-26
CITY AND COUNTRY.

Thursday.
Mrs. R. Fl. Angel and Mrs. Belle B.
Fisher, her mother, entertained at
dinner twice last week.
Pearl Southwick secured a divorce
from his wife. Helen, last week, al
leging desertion. No defense was
made.
James Greig, formerly a resident Of
Leola, was called suddenly to Califor-
MIA by word that his daughter was
very i'll and not likely to recover.
Miss Ila B. Worthey and Alvin E.
Bacon, both of Hutton, were married
Saturday afternoon at the Presbyte-
rian parsonage by Rev. j. M. Campbell.
Miss Jessie Head and Frank Schulz
ring were married last Wednesday
evening at the rectory of St. Marks
church, Rev. M. f. Montgomery off,
ciating.
D. s.. ,Culbert was recently taken i'll
in Minneapolis while there on a bust
ness errand and was confined to his
room for a week. He is quite fully
recovered at present.
DR.. M. C. Johnston is attending to
the practice of DR.. Geo. E. Country
man, who, with Mrs. Countryman and
Mr.. and Mr.. j. @. Bassett, is in Flori-
da for a few weeks recreation.
Some miscreant broke open the poor
box of St. Mary's church Sunday and
stole upwards of So which would have
been devoted to charity. Suspicion
points to a young.fellow on the north
side whose reputation is none too
good.
A large amount of material.
machinery, supplies. etc. which will
be used in the railroad building west
of Evarts will oon be shipped across
the river while the ice is prime. A
temporary bridge will likely be put in
the first thing of all.
The Rt. Rev. Frederick f. Johnson,
assistant bishop Of the district of
South Dakota, preached at both SER
vices in st. Marks, SUNDAY. It was
the assistant bishops first visit to
Aberdeen and large congregations
greeted him at both services.
Rev. M. f. Montgomery will per-
form the marriage ceremony at the
wedding of Lieutenant Kelly and Miss
Stapleton in Dubuque. Miss Alma
Mueller will be one of the bridesmaids.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Voediech. Miss
Madge Kelly and Mrs. M. H. Kelly,
Lieutenant Kelly's mother, will also
attend the wedding.
Louis Schott.was again brought be-
fore the board of insanity last week.
This was the third time and Schott
claims he is the victim of a lot of per-
secution, as he has, on each OCCASION,
fully proven his sanity. Schott lives
east of Aberdeen on the Jim river and
owns a valuable quarter section Of
land, %onuwhich he resides. He is I'M
married and lives alone.
Two Iowa gentlemen, Messrs. Ray
and johnson Of Vinton, were recently
in the city looking over.the field with
view of opening another bank. They
arrived just in time to hear of
Easton's new trust company and re-
turned home, somewhat undecided as
to the ACCESSIBILITY of adding another
financial Institutional the business of
the city.
Messrs. G.. E. and Ed Martin of La
Crosse Wisconsin, have purchased a
considerable interest in the Aberdeen
Clothing company and assume much
OF the management of the business,
Both of the gentlemen are practical
shirt and overall manufacturers and
are thoroughly experienced. The
Aberdeen Clothing company has al
ready grown out Iof its swaddling
clothes, in a business way, and is now
ready to assume a prominent place in
the business concerns of the state
It's success seems assured.
A. w. Glenn came over from Aber-
deem last Saturday to spend two OF
three days on his .2i2 acre farm ad-
joining the city on the northwest
MI. Glenn has been in the employ O
the Milwaukee company for thirty
four years. He resided in this city for
several years and served two terms as
mayor in the earlier days. He is
planning to give up his run as con-
ductor out of Aberdeen1on April first
and moy back to this city and take
up his home OF his farm which he has
been steadily improving for a number
of years. The many friends Of the
Glenn family in Milbank will cordially
welcome their return to this city
Grant Co. Milbank) Review.