The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-16
CITY AND COUNTRY.

the 10Th.
Charlie Gottschalk's skating rink i!
quite popular these days.
S. W. Huntington has been laid uI
with the grip a week or more.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G..
Huntington, on Sunday, February II
son.
The Golden Rule establishment is
now comfortably located in its new
building.
Walker Whiteside at the Colts
chalk, Friday and Saturday nights of
this week.
Aberdeen's fourth bank, the Trust
and Savings bank, opened for bust
ness on the 18th.
Henry Oberg, the Bristol farmer,
who was 50 badly hurt some weeks
ago, has nearly recovered.
DR.. Taylor delivered a very interest
ing and instructive sermon Sunday
evening on Abraham Lincoln.
Robert e. JacobShogen, formerly
with Woodward & Co., has gone to
Salt Lake City, Utah, to accept a
position.
Fred Leach, for eight years book
keeper for G. A. Macarthur, has re-
signed to accept d position with A. f.
Milligan.
Miss Edith Witzel, of the N. N. g.
l. S. faculty, has sufficiently recovered
from an operation for appendicitis to
be able to leave the hospital.
The Tuthill Lumber company re-
Gently paid So, $40 for l42 feet on
Third enu west, adjoining the
Milwaukee tracks. The lots have a
depth of 172 feet.
Miss Myrtle Alley and Mr.. Rufus
Young, of Westport, were married on
Sunday afternoon at the residence of
MI. and Mrs. G. O. Peterson in this
city. Miss Alley has been a teacher
in this county for some years and Mr..
Young is a we'll known farmer of
Westport.
The Clerk of courts has during the
week issued licenses to the following:
Oran Cole, %, and Louisa Swa|e, IS,
both of Aberdeen; Aaron Rufus
Young, Is, and Myrtle Irene Ally, 20,
both Of Aberdeen; and William O.
Windle, 25, of Creston, Iowa, and
Gladys Pearl Lovett, II, of Aberdeen.
Walker Whiteside's new play, Heart
and Sword, is said to be one of the
most beautiful dramas that has beer
produced In recent years. Mr.. White
side is the first actor Of rational fame
to visit Aberdeen this year and he
will no doubt be well received. HI
appears at the Gottschalk on Friday
and Saturday nights, the 10Th ant
18th.
The hospital home of Mr.. and Mrs
E. A. Bierman was the scene of tw,
very enjoyable gatherings last week
On Wednesday a few ladies met ther'
in honor Of Mrs. Emmett Cole AM
Saturday night a party of gentleman
assembled in honor of the birthday
Of Emmett Cole and w. A. Burnham.-
Groton Herald.
Bert Fessenden, who had the jo'
from the county OF tearing out tn
old Houghton bridge, has com
pleted The work. Emmett Burke ha
gone up to begin WORK on the woodeI
bridge across the slough east of tn
river. 1t is calculated that the iro
bridge I'VE the river will be in befor
the ice on the river becomes soft.
One of the most successful surpris
parties of the season was the one pei
petrated upon MIR. and Mrs. G. Z
Merten at their pleasant home on tn
east end Of Nicollet avenue Tuesda
night. The time passed with games
music and recitations. Refreshment
brought by the self-invited guests i
generous quantity were served
Last Saturday evening an cas-
bound Milwaukee freight broke il
two about five miles west OF town an
the front end of the train come on in
leaving three cars out on the track
The train returned for it's missin
parts but was unable to get them +
town before the next day as one ca
had been derailed by a broken journal
City Engineer Washburn has draw
a plan of a new city pump house t
submit as a suggestion to the council
1t is a design Of a pretty brick strac
ture, 24x40, which, with the new fenc
and the trees that are to be provides
to ornament the pumping statioI
grounds, will make this a beauty spo
Of the city, the pride and the boast Q
the residents Of that favored locality