The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-26

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. 9. Boyd
Barrett, at Ipswich, on January 22d,
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Albert M. Berg came down from
Gwinner, N. d., to spend Sunday 10
town.
A., w. .Voedisch, recently spent thee
weeks ia eastern cities in the inter-
est of his jewelry business.
Members of the Methodist church
are considering the a~dvlsability of
erecting a new church building.
Rev. DR.. j. M. Campbell is in Mel
lette again this week, assisting in a
series of revival meetings there.
Miss Edith Witzel, one of the Nor
NAL teachers. will be operated upon
for appendicitis at st. Luke's hospital
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Brandes have
gone to Minneapolis, from where they
will leave on an extended trip, possibly
including Germany.
Mrs. Nellie Stubs, who formerly
ran the restaurant in the basement
of Bosley building, has filed a petition
in voluntary bankruptcy.
Mrs. T. L. Mckee vas notified by
wire yesterday Of the death of her
aged mother in Pennsylvania. She has
the sympathy Of her friends.
County Superintendent Eddy will
address, the residents of Rondell, Fri
day, on the proposition to consolidate
their eight district schools in two.
John Wade is expected home about
February first. He writes from
Albuquerque, N. Mex, that Mrs.
Wade is steadily improving in health.
FOR SALE-Four new houses with
water and sewer Long time and short
payment. Small payment down.
JAMES ST1NSON,
303 North 1st st. Aberdeen, S. ID.
Miss Maude Wiley, of Carthage, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. E. J.
Searle. Miss Wiley sang in the quar-
tet at the band concert Monday
evening.
Three mild cases of small pox have
been reported in Aberdeen. Mrs.
John f. Drier, Alta Slayir and George
Gilborne are in the pest house now
but none are very ill.
The lowest temperatures recorded
by Observer Gallett this week have
been as follows: Sunday, 6 below;
Monday "a below; Tuesday, s below;
Wednesday 10 below.
1t is reported that George Lupie
sold his fourrquarters, which lie about
three miles southeast of Aberdeen,
FOR $40 per ere Indiana people are
said to have made the purchase.
Miss Helen Willard, of Westport,
died at her home Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock. The deceased had been
a resinent of Westport since early
days and was about IS year age.
Ferd Goodfellow, formerly curator
in the department. of history at
has been'made instructor tenn
porarily of shorthand and typewriting
at the Normal in place of Miss Edith
Witzei, who is ill
The marriage of Miss Genevieve
to Lieutenant John Royden
of the United States army,
takes place at the home of the bride
in Dubuque, Iowa, on Saturday, the
9th of this month.
p. I. Taubman is in Tyndall en-
gagged in the defence of Carroll and
Wilson, the alleged bank robbers.
Mayor Aldrich, Sheriff Anderson,
Chief Zirbes and Dave Ryan are also
attending the trial.as witnesses.
Rev. 9. Knoll, pastor of the German
Lutheran Zion church, announces ser.
vices at the church on First avenue
east, at 1915 in the morning on Sun
day, January 2S; at,2:30 O'Clock in the
services at Warner and at
1870 o'clock, evening services in Aber-
deem.
Helmer Wacklund and II. A. Hart.
ert, who have been doing business
under the name of the Hub City Art
and Paint store, have filed a petition
in voluntary bankruptcy through
their attorney, William Wallace.
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