The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-19
COLUMBIA

Who is a better rooter than Kune,
Lawrence?
The quarantine was removed at The
Besse place Wednesday.
Mrs. D. Crowley and Mrs. d. f
Kelly of Aberdeen and Mr.. and Mrs
ID. p. Crowley uf Mound City visited
old friends here last Friday.
Don't think because it's late in the
season we have let our paint stock
run down. You a always get up-to
date tints at the drug store.
A few paper bound standard works
of fiction for five cents each at the
drug store.
Ball game at Columbia June %
Claremont VS.. Columbia. June 20 a,
Frederick, Frederick VS.. Columbia al
Tacoma Park during the assembly
Groton VS.. Columbia.
Ben Kunlson has been painting FOL
r. L. Wood.
Pat Hart was up from Aberdeen the
first of the week visiting his family.
Will G@oding and Fred Thompson
put down a well back Of the postofice
the first of the week for Mr.. Wilbur.
They struck plenty of good water at
thirty feet.
Pat Hart went up to Cakes Monday
afternoon.
R. NJ. Skinner intends to buy or
build a residence.
Remember association begins at the
Park, Saturday, June q.
Columbia young people will have a
social dance tonight, (Friday.)
Miss Kate Gilbertson went to Aber-
deem 20 attend teacher,s institute for
a few days.
Geo. Chase's mother and niece are
here from Michigan visiting. All.
though scventy-nine years Of age Mrs.
Chase enjoys excellent health and
suffered no particular ill effects from
her long journey.
After the ball game last FRIDAY
additional attractions were offered in
the shape OF a bicycle and foot race.
Glendale beat the Columbia maj in
the foot race and in bicycle race
Columbia won against Plana.
Columbia VS.. Westport last Satur-
day. Ball game was 81 to 5 in favor
of Columbia. This was the best two
out of three for Columbia. June "a
we play Groton at Burton's grove for
a purse of twenty-five dollars. There
will be a picnic and general good time.
. The school election Tuesday was d
very quiet affair. Very few votes
we're cast. Elected-John Gaskin.
chairman, Nate johnson, treasurer:
for clerk the vote was a tie for r. NJ.
Skinner and 2. D. Kribbs. In this
case we understand the county
superintendent appoints the officer. 4
The best played ball game PLAYED
here this season was last Friday
between Columbia and Frederick.
Ellendale and Frederick combined
but Columbia was still too strong for
them making a score Is to 8 in our
favor. The return game will be
played at Frederick June both.
Mr.. Freeman Clark and Miss Maude
Wynn, two of our most popularyoung
people were married at Aberdeen last
Monday. On Tuesday evening they
received at the home of the brides
parents. The presents were numerous
and we'll chosen. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
have the best wishes o fail who know
them. Among the many testimonials
Of kind regard are the following:
Stand lamp, r. L. Wood; sugar bowl
and creamer, Miss Kate Gilbertson:
sweeper, Mrs. Kemnitz; nickel
..offee-pot, Mrs. r. NJ. Skinner; set.
spoons, Guy Wynn, set Of silver
knives and forks, Chas. Wynn; water
set, Mrs. Rumrey; linen table
cloth, Mrs. Davenport; bed spread,
las. Wynn; china teapot, TORY
5ilbertson; fruit dish, Mrs. Lyman
Turner; bread plates, meat plate;
spoon tray, Mrs. John Gaskin and
Miss Ellie: china platter, Mrs. Anna
set nickel fiat irons, Frank
set linen towels, Mrs. Grin
Wilbur; set of linen towels, Etha
oatmeal cooker, Mrs. r. N.
set linen towels, Earnest
Wynn; bureau scarf, Nina Wynn; one
pfNSilyerSnnonc re W.,