Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-01-06


In the Items OF Local Interest found
in the Daily Ne.s of January |. 1890, "
taken from the Aberdeen News report
OF ..Twenry Years Ago." we fiud the
following: Captain Eugeue Hunting
ton Of Webster. the new adjuiaut g"n-
eral, favored Aberdeen with his pres
euce
Mrs J. Il Goodwin and son, Ear,
departed for Minneapolis. Earl TO
resume his studs in the U. of NJ, and
Mrs Goodwin will visit friends 4.
will Join her next weeE, when they
start on an extended trip south and
west and expec. to be gone several
months
Chas II Arnold has resigned his
pos,tion with the n. NJ Straight Drug
company, and left Christmas morning
for his home at Webster. S. d. Mr.
Kelly has made hosts ~ friends in this
city who sincerely regret his leaving bat
wish him every success for the future
Pierre DaSotan
Allan HYDE, who has spent the past
fourteen months on his claim near
Lavina. Mont, returned home Friday
for visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs G. z Hyde. He looks as though
the Montana climate was not as favor
able as South Dakota as he has lost
much averdupois
Installation ~ officers OF Lois
Chapter No % o. E. s wilt occur at
the Masonic temple AT the next regular
meet of the chapter "Wednesday
January 18th 1910. for which occasion
special program will be arranged for
entertainment and the contest supper
will be served All members of the
order are requested TO be present.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ w Lawrence. who
were former residents of this city but
are now residing or their farm near
Hanse, were in this citv last Fri.'av 10
bring their daughter, Miss Francis. The
Young lady is at present employed as
one of the teachers in the Wimot
schools and had been spending her vaca
tion at home She visited for day in
Webster before returning to her duties.
Miss Mabel Alley entertained the
members of her music class last Friday
afternoon. The early part of thu after
noon was spent in listening 10 the var
ious selections by the pupils which were
verv we'll executed Later progressive
puzzles were played aud we believe the
Young men were the more successful
than the Young ladies in tins art.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Miss Ann ChiIsou assisted Miss Alley
during the afternoon.
On Monday, January 18th. B NJ
Garfield will present "The Girl that's
ali the Candy" at the Webster opera
house This is a refined musical drams
in 3 acts The new idea show, diff-re1,
from all Others A combination OF
drama, music and vaudeville woven into
an Interesting plot IS big musica
numbers, 49,; Is pretty chorus girls; 81
people in all; elaborate costumes
special scenery; lots Of comedy. Salts.
faction guaranteed or money refunded
Prices 25. so aud rs
As expect to ieave Webster in few
days for an extended trip to California
| have transferred my insurance to Mr.
A. r. Ferguson, and bespeak for him Z
continuance of the liberal patronage
which the good people of Webster hav,
extended to me for the past fourteen
years. Mr.. Ferguson will represent tn,
same companies which are all of tn,
best and have always paid their losse
promptly. Thanking my patrons To-
past favors. Verv respectfully, j. I
Goodwin.
Mrs. John Williams gave oclocl
tea last Thursday afternoon for Mr.
Williams mother. who is spending tn,
winter here. Covers were placed 70
sixteen. The place cards were daiut,
water colors Appropriate to the CLOSING
OF the year. A post card contest wa
indulged in during the afternoon. Mrs
Long won the prize tor the best draw
ing. At five O'Clock q most deliciou
tea was served and the guests retnrne,
to their homes after wishing Mrs. Will
liams and her house guest happy new
year,
Cards from Mr.. and Mrs. George A
jackson. Of Minneapolis. were receive,
in this city the last week announcin,
the marriage OF their daughter, viol,
Ceoelia, to Ora w. Hanna. formerly o
this citv. at their home on Decembe
29th We have not the honor of tn
acquaintance of the young lady, bu
those who have met her say she i
bright, accomplished aud comely-jus
such helpmees ~ Orrie would hav
been expected to select. The groom
grew to manhood In this county an,
his friends are counted by his acquaint