The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-09

CITY AND COUNTRY.


The isle of. Spice" company num-
bers.. 50..people.
Mrs. N. G. Nash of Canton, is visit
ing her son, President G. w. Nash of
the Normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex McDiarmid and
James1Cameron have returned from
their trip to the south.
The weather in February varied
from so above to 80 below-a record
hard to beat outside of the Dakotas.
Prof. and Mrs. w. E. johnson de-
lightfully entertained.the members of
the Normal school faculty last Friday
evening.
Ipswich is having a great boom.
About twenty car loads Of home
seekers have landed in that section Of
the state.
B. f. Harry, for so many years
deputy clerk of courts, is again in the
office while Pete B%unsness is taking a
short vacation.
r. III. Angel has returned from a
months trip to New York where he
was busy buying new goods for the
coming season.
Mother Mary Joseph of the, Pre-
s%entation academy, seriously i'll for
some time is now much better and her
speedy recovery is hoped for.
The Hollandsworth-Har Lumber
company this week erected extensive
lumber sheds in their supply yards
near the Junction of the railroads.
H. #. Cooking and family have ar
rived from Mt. Vernon, Iowa, and are
preparing to nov on to the Fargo
farm which Mr.. Cooking bought last
summer.
Walter Vanstrom has proven him
self the local, champion.skater, having
won the SIS prize and the Voedisch
media! as we'll. "Newsie" Smith was
second and f. j. O'Neill third.
The n. n. s. l. S. basket ball team
defeated the Bookings players in a
hot game last Friday evening. The
Aberdeen players were Voight, Ben
nett, Deits. Ottman, O'Donnell and
Parkhurst.
Miss Ruth Craven will appear at
the Gottschalk, Friday evening in
the popular play of East Lynne. This
is not her first visit to the city, hav-
ing made a decided hit here last fall
in "Was She to Blame?"
Some belated s%hredding of corn is
being done about the country since
the snow disappeared. Henry Wilbur
Of Bath, is doing a job for J. L. Fritz,
of the same place. Grouse s. Helmka
have some to do for Crouseyet. Some
will be done around Columbia also.
Voedisch, the Jeweler, wants to see
all you people who are thinking of Or
dering watches and jewelry from the
catalogue houses. Take your cata-
logue to him and he will duplicate
their prices, thereby saving you ex-
press charges. He means business,
and you will get better goods, and feel
better for %patronizing a home mer-
chant.
The masquerade ball on the night
of March 18th at the auditorium will
be perhaps the last big ball Of the
season. The floor committee will be
made up of citizens from various
parts of the county and a large at
tendance from without the city is as
sured. A vast crowd of dancers on the
big floor will usher in the morn of st.
Patrick's day.
The masquerade ball at the audi
forum on March 18th. St. Patrick's
day. will be the biggest affair of it's
kind yer held in Aberdeen. A large
committee is at work and it is ex-
pected that every township and vii
lage in Brown county will be repre-
sented. Cason's enlarged orchestra
will furnish the music and the other
arrangement will be strictly in ac-
cord with the size of the event. Any
one desiring further particular can Sc
cure them of Manager Gottschalk.