Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-11-24

the Sodality of st. Otto's church was a
great success. Every card table was
filled and these present report a royal
good time.
Wanted Everyone in Webster and
vicinity to read the opening chapters OF
the new serial by Robert w. Chambers
in the November number of Cosmo-
politan Magazine. 1t is the greatest
novel of the year and is illustrated by
Charles Dana Gibson.
Thos. Delaney, I. M. Candy and l..
W. Bicknell have opened a new garage
n the Candy machine shop on east
First avenue. The business will be
conducted under the firm name of ''The
Webster Overland Co."
Mrs. Hattie Hocum and two sons
and Miss Lizzie Hocum, of Milbank,
arrived Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving with Harry Hocum and family.
The former is a sister-in-law and the
latter a niece of Mr.. Hocum.
The artificial feet arrived Monday
for Ed Bates and he has been using
them quite successfully since. They
are very satisfactory and the boy is
simply delighted with the manner in
which he can navigate with them.
The Congregational,aid met with Mrs
J.. G. Edmond last Friday afternoon.
The attendance was large. The after
noon was spent in sewing and CONVEX
sation and refreshments were served
by Mrs. r. l.. Irwin and Mrs. Edmond.
Z. M. Mirras went t Minneapolis
Monday night to meet his sister who
just arrived from Greece. He returned
Wednesday morning accompanied by
his sister who will make her future
home in this city with Mr.. and Mrs,
Mirras.
Jas. Casson came down from Linton,
N. d., Monday night and spent 9
couple of days here visiting and look
ing after business interests. He left
for southern Iowa Wednesday where
he will work at his trade during the
winter.
Ducks are reported to be numerou:
around Waubay lake despite the recenl
cold snap which was supposed to have
driven all the ducks south. Some Oh
our sportsmen were out Tuesday anc
Wednesday and returned with big bag:
of green-heads.
r. T. Huntington, son of Mr.. ano
Mrs. E. Huntington, of this city, ha.
been appointed to the position of gen.
eral freight agent by the railroad ii
whose employ he is. Dicks" many
Webster friends will congratulate hin
on his promotion.
Mrs. F. w. Pitsor left Monday even.
ing for a visit with relatives at Web.
ster and Waubay S. D., and Rochester,
MINI. She will return in about two
weeks accompanied by her grandmother
III Will AClidin nCIC cOilC ltIt
Gascoyne, N. d. Advocate.
The members of ST. Mary's guile
held their regular meeting at the home
of Mrs. A. T. Cooper last Thursday
afternoon. An interesting feature Of
the meeting was the talk by Rev. C. C,
Rollit. The ladies have decided to hole
a sale of fancy articles Dec. 7th.
Mrs. Chas. Compton left Wednesday
for Minneapolis and will spend a few
days in the city, from there she ant
Mr.. Compton will go to California tt
spend the winter. Mr.. Compton has
been in the city the past week fol
medical aid and is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Compton, of Webster,
visited Saturday and Sunday with Mrs,
Compton's brother, F. E. Long of THU
place. F. E. tells US that they are tt
depart soon for California, SO nthis
would probably be the last good visi,
he would have from them for some
time. = Ortiey Optlc.
The Ladies Of the Norwegian Luth.
eran aid gave q sale of fancy articles
and q supper in the farmers room al
the court house last Thursday night.
The receipts of the sale and the supper
was $2O5. The ladies are to be con.
graduated on the excellent supper and
the service given.
$3.50 pays the fair to the famous
Arceda Valley, the greatest apple
country on earth. The excursion will
leave Tuesday Dec. 6. tickets limited
to twenty-five days. An exceptional
opportunity to visit this wonderful
country and you IAN afford to miss il.
See ad in another column.
DR.. E, S, Bugbee, the well-known
eye specialist of Minneapolis, wil.be