The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-12
CITY AND COUNTRY.


The inside work on the HAITI block
is rapidly nearing completion.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Chas e.
Kile, on Saturday, January 6, a son.
f. w. Faus of Montevideo, Mimi,
is the guest of T. II. Faus, his
brother.
James Cameron has gone to Jack
sonville, Florida, where he will spend
the winter.
Drs. Murdy and McCauley. have rent
ed the fine rooms on the second floor
Of the new Appel building, southeast
corner.
Leon Wells has returned to the
school of mines at Rapid City and
Ray Wells to the University Of Mime
sofa at Minneapolis.
Mayor Aldrich. Chief Zirbes and
Sheriff Anderson have been subpoen-
aed to appear in the Carroll and Will
son cases in Tyndall on the 22nd.
O. A. Grif1is is in Canton attending
a meeting Of the board of pharmacy,
which met to examine candidates for
license as registered pharmacists.
Miss Bessie Nash and Frank Vro-
man entertained the senior class of
the Aberdeen high school last Thurs
day evening at the home of the latter.
W. E. Allen, the furniture dealer,
has reconsidered his determination to
leave Aberdeen and has rented the
building recently vacated by 1. Appel
&Co., which he is now occupying.
On next Sunday Rev. G. Knoll will
hold services at Zion's church onFirst
avenue at 1915 a. M, and at 2:30 p. m.
will be at Warner. Evening services
will be held at Zion's church 1870 in
the evening.
VIM. Balm has retired from the
clothing firm of Balm, Mcpherson &
Co., and the business will be con-
tinued by Messrs. Duncan Mcpherson
and Adolph Olander. under the name
of Duncan Mcpherson.
John TuDmore, the aged father of
Thos. Tunmore, died last Sunday and
was buried at Worthwhile on Tuesday.
The immediate relations and many
friends from here and elsewhere at
tended the funeral services.
All the corr has been removed from
the farmers room in the court house
and the first corn show is done with.
1t will soon be time to figure en- the
next. The proper time to begin is
when the seed for planting is.selected.
Mrs. Edna Kelly and George T.
Paschen were married last Thursday
evening. MI. and Mrs. Paschen will
make their home in Ashyille, Wis.
where Mr.. Paschen will become a
general agent for the Singer Sewing
Machine company.
The Normal school opened for work
again Wednesday. The registration
shows a net gain of 20 over last term.
The new building is practically com
pleted and work will soon be begun
in it. The prospects of the school
were never better.
The Chase-Liste1 repertoire COM
pany is drawing the crowds nightly at
the Gottschalk. This company is I'M
doubleday the best repertoire com.
pany that makes this part of the
country. At the Gottschalk Friday
and Saturday nights, this week.
Dave gilbert is going to turn the
"old swimmin' hole'' on Foot Greek
into an up-to-date summe resort,
He has set out a large number of trees
for a park, will build a dam across the
creek and possibly run automobile
carryalls to and from the city or
Saturdays and Sundays as soon as the
water is warm enough. Bath houses
and bathing costumes will be provided
also.
Rev. G. Knoll went to James or
Monday evening where, at the Var
Ripper home he christened the sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Ripper an(
the infant daughter of MIR. and Mrs
Cornelius Van Ripper. Many Friends
of the family were present, including
Chaistian Koch, who, accompanied b,
his son and daughter, Will and Annie
had come down from Liberty town
ship to be present on the occasion.
A. T. Green, proprietor Of the Hui
City Iron Works, has about completed
the removal Of the machinery from
his old shops, which he has occupied
at the corner OF Railroad avenue ant
Jay street for thirteen years, the lant
being in the strip recently purchased
by the Great Northern. Mr.. Green
new location is at the corner of Firs
avenue and Third street, about tw,
blocks west of the Wisconsin house.