Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs Tegtmeier, DR.. and MIR:
\ Goodmanson aud Miss Sadie Goodman
son did not intend to celebrate the
Fobrth, but they got lonesome in Web
ster aud after dinner drove to Waubay
Mark Sathe, Oscar Sathe William
Tollefson and Martin Johnson formed q
party of Webster young gentlemen that
went down to Minnesota Monday &c
remain for the Fourth with relatives
aud friends
Rev. H. Nelson Tayitt and family
are the guests of Hon. L. H. Bentley
aud wife while their furniture is being
placed in position and the rectory (the
Alfred Nelson house) is being fitted up.
-MIlbank Review
G.. Huntley Downs, a former college
chum of DR.. P. D. Peabody now general
agent for the Fairbanks Morse people,
was guest of the doctor in this city
aud out at Pickerel lake for few days
the first of the week. Ssh
Josephus Alley. at surveyor soffice in
courthouse, has money TO loan on real
property. at low rate Of interest. Will
buy well secured real estate mortgages
No DELAY whatever, money furnished
same day application is made
Webster was practically locked mp
Wednesday it was almost impossible to
get into store as our people were help
ing our sister towns celebrate and after
the bosses were all gone the clerks
could see no necessity Of remaining.
We see by the Garden City Tribune
that E. f. Gibson, formerly of this city,
was married to Mrs. Helen Greenleaf.
Frank has large circle of friends who
will wish for him and his bride all the
happiness that can come to married life.
About three hundred Webster people
departed yesterday to spend the day
either at Lily or Waubay. All came
home last night all tired ont, but they
had good time. and said the two towns
did everything possible for their guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Williams went
to Ortonville Tuesday night. where
Mrs. Williams and daughter were COM
located for q two weeks'attend-
ance at the Chautauqua. Mr.. Williams
returned to this city Wednesday even
ing
Sunday evening Miss Bessie Lancas-
ter received telegram from WATERFOWL
saying that her mother. Mr.. Atkins,
was very low. Miss Bessie left for
Wstertown Immediately. We have
been unable to learn any particulars as
10 Mrs. Atkins illness.
John w. Arthur, assistant food aud
dairy commissioner, returned this week
from his visit to his former home in
Philadelphia. During his absence John
took occasion to visit his son, Robert,
who is attending government school at
West Point.
DR.. ]. Frost, of Lily, returned to Web
ster with his bride from Minneapolis
last week and went out to Pickerel lake
where they remained several days the
guests Of DIR. and Mrs. p. d. Peabody.
They returned to their Lily home Tues.
day morning.
Mrs. J. @. Bush came up from Wells,
Minnesota to attend the old settlers
meeting. Mrs Bush is a sister of Mrs.
Thurman and was one Of the first set.
tiers of Day county and has a large
number Of friends here who are always
glad to see her.
The Wednesday Ladies club picnicked
upon the lawn of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Goodwin on the Fourth Of July. The
ladies became generous for the day and
invited their husbands up when 1t came
time to dine and all had fine time and
glorious Fourth.
A very pleasant family reunion at the
home Of D. Woodward was broken mp
last week when Mrs. w. @. Ehlers left
for her home n North Dakota, Mrs. p.
Wagner departed for Webster, and Mrs.
Kendall, the mother Of the ladies' named
and Of Ars. Woodward and Mrs. Cor
lin, returned 70 her home ct SullsburR.
Wisconsin. Big Stone HEADLIGHT.