Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-11-24


day night, to assist in making the
arrangements for the farmers in
stitute, which was held Saturday.
M. G. Magee has rented part
of the big Wray house on Wood
avenue, and moved down from the
homestead near Topbar the latter
part of last week.
IL. r. Burns, from north of the
city, departed on Monday Moons
passenger for his former home at
Forestburg, this state, where he
has made arrangements to spend
the winter.
The writer anticipated somewhat
by saying that G. l.. Jennewein
and family left Thursday for their
home in Adair, Iowa They did
not get away until Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Keene, who
recently moved into the city from
their ranch near Smith postoffice,
are occupying the dwelling house
built by DIR. N. b. Gearhart on
Wood avenue.
The News moved Saturday into
its new quarters in the basement
of the Bank of Philip building.
Bro. Durkee has secured very COM
Portable quarters for his printing
outfit.
S. A. Witherspoon, of Middles-
boro, Tenn, was an arrival on
Thursday evenings passenger for
a visit at the B. w. Witherspoon
home in this city and with his many
acquaintances in the Milesville
country.
The High Studio has increased
facilities and equipment to meet
the demands of increasing business
and are prepared to handle the
holiday trade in the most thorough
and satisfactory manner. All work
guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
The ladies aid of the Presbyter-
ian church will meet Saturday
evening of this week with Mrs.
w. M. Griffin, at her home on the
south side. Mrs. Griffin will be
assisted in entertaining by Mrs. w.
H. Isenberg.
John Westphal, of Andover, s.
d.. who has been visiting at the
Schultz home, southwest of the
city, and with a number of other
acquaintances among those who
have came here from Day county,
left Saturday noon for his home.
G. 3. Gray, formerly head miller
with the Philip Mill & Elevator
Co., arrived in the city Monday
morning from Bryant, where he is
employed by a milling company.
He spent the day visiting with his
friends here, and left for Brushie,
where he was called on real es-
tate deal.
A card from County Commits
sioner w. o. Hopkins announces
the arrival on Wednesday of last
week of a baby girl at his home at
Hayes. The Hayes Homestead
says mother and child are doing
we'll, and that Will feels prouder
than if he had been elected COVER
nor.
Mrs. Anderson Michael and little
daughter, Marjorie, left Thursday
noon for Pierre, where they visit
cd for q few daysiat the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Reich. From
there they went to Gettysbsrg to
spend THANKSGIVING at the home
of Mrs. Michael's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. M. Benstsr.
Mrs. DIR. Ince went rs far as
Highmore on the passenger that
left here Friday night, meeting her
mother, Mrs. j. G. Lake, at that
point, and returning to Philip with
her Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
/. Lake, who comes from Belleville,
Ontario, Canada, will spend the
winter at the Ince home.
Mrs. B. A. White and children
were arrivals on Friday evenings
passenger, returning from an ex-
tended visi. at points in the east
ern part of the state and in Iowa
and Missouri. MIR. White met
them at this station and the re-
united family left Saturday morn
ing for their ranch home near
Westfork.
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