The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-12-21
WARNER

WARNER
Sam Comstock vas here Thurs
day.
Mr. Elliott of Iowa spent sunday
in the city.
Frank Cate was down from Aber-5
deem Saturday.
Mr.. Ashford returned from Iowa
Friday morning.
Jim Rogers was seen on these.
streets Monday.
Saturday was very busy day for
the Warner livery.
Tony Provo has secured employ
ment in the city.
]. F. Taylor is at present in North.
Dakota repairing elevators.
Miss Alma Roby is kept busy now
adays with her music pupils.
Doc Brown and wife took a lay OF;
last week and drove to Aberdeen.
Grandpa Richards of Stratford em-'
barked for the Hub via our town on
Saturday.
Tom Cate returned for good FRI
day morning, SO we are given to 5un-
derstand. &
Art Robinson left for st. Paul on
Saturday in company with q son Of
Brose Allan.
A. 3. Genning is on the sick list.
having been confined to- his bed for.
several days.
Mr. Comstock Of stratford and
Texas" the inimitatable. were Wis
itors Sunday.
Max Elliott was school visitor.
Wednesday, when he took several
choice views Of the classes.
Gilbert saltmarsh and Miss Franz
ces Ellsworth spent Sunday at the
Ellsworth home In Stratford.
Mrs. Seaman has some new Christ
mas goods which, like much other
stuft. has been delayedin transit.
Mr.. Elliott Of Iowa has bought the
old sollie farm. west Of here and Will
move his famlly here as soon q con-
venient.
Tuesday. the 25th. our orchestra
goes TO Mansfield TO entertain the
dancers and to help nay the necessary
expenses.
Fred and John bunker are billed,
to leave Thursday for Davenport, La
where business and pleasure will
interest them.
Nick Morgen has nearly completed
another building. It is large Ice
house above ground, situated direct
" behind his store.
The restaurant formerly owned
and operated by Morgen, has been
sold to Mrs. Culver and moved to the!
dining room Of the corner hotel.
Arch Boardman was down from
the city Wednesday and Thursday
and sized up the town which has
changed SO since he used to reside
here. Gs1s q
Aberdeen visitors this week on
pleasure bent: Ethel Roby. Anna Ha-I
eanson, Anna BERG, Grace Neiger. G..
Saltmarsh, G. II. Greed, John Nichols,
Bert Neiger, Ed Munger.
Don I forget that we have q Christ
mas tree in town. Bring your pres
ents; sneak them into the hands Of
an attendant and watch the broad
Hat smile as the recipient tears on
the paper. S.
Brose Allen Of st. Paul shipped u
herd Of cattle and horses Saturday
and another car on Monday. A brok-
en- engine slippery rails, cold wealth
ser and delayed trains made the ef-
fort extremely troub blesome.
The show company which played
here Tuesday and Wednesday cer-
tainly achieved . success, as . packed
house. ssresponded to their efforts The
character sketches and speciality
work was exceptionally good. Nj
The /. Oss o. +. has begun ar
rangements for the celebration Of
their anniversary by deciding on
having the dance that everyone 4
looking Tor. The committee has not
yet met ID make arrangements.
# Tuesday was 4 busy might tor the
local e %. q. r., when n !. Wendt
rode The grizzly brute. ana several
more took degrees. Il VAS n the
small hours that Billy was tied ap
and Tie brothers ~ djourned sleepy