The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-12-18
Columbia

Dick Cody is up the river this Side
of Sand lake where he has his moy'
able residence located at present anC
is looking after his traps.
DR.. G. P. Smith is here this week
visiting among his old acquaintance
, Caryl Wilbur is making satisfactory
progress in mechanical drawing at
Brookings. Roy Uunsberger, another
Columbia boy whose bent was in this
direction, is now engaged as designer
in the Plano works at Chicago.
Joe KIuck is again under the doc
+, tors care. Also a son Of Nr. Bund-
rock.
Quiie ii number of people are doing
their shopping in Aberdeen this week.
G. A, Perkins shipped Scars of cat
tlcand one car Of hogs this week.
For Toilet Articles and Perfumes
call at the city Drug Store.
Lyman Turner's we'll has been COM
plcted and is d good one. The rig
now goes to Frank LcYiS's place to
pat one down for him. He has got
tired Of windmills and wants a well
that will pump itself. Seth Gilbornc
does the work.
Golden Reece, Of Grand Junction,
Colorado, a brother Of Earl j. Reese,
Nrs. James Hemen and Mrs. VIM.
Elliott, and nephew Of Mrs. John S.
Sheridan, is visiting his relatives
here. He is a railroad engineer.
Fred and Arthur Atkins are expec-
ted home next Tuesday from the
Minnesota agricultural college at
Hamlin where they are attending
school. Charles Mckenzie will return
with them for a visit with friends in
this vicinity.
Miss. Agnes Schliebe left for Dale,
Wisconsin, Wednesday.
w. G. OStoff is having his ice house
filled.
Norman Bessie has a severe attack
of pneumonia. DR.. Rock of Aber-
deem was called.
The ice-boating on Sand lake is fine,
although rather uncertein, owing to
air holes. Two weeks ago Henry and
Norman Bessie and Tory Gilbertson
ran their boat into one Of them, Civ.
ing the boys a good soaking, which is
not very safe or comfortable. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor leaves Friday
ior a visit with their daughter
Madge of Minneapolis.
Now is the time: / off on dry goods
at John Claus.
The "Hat Social'' given by the
Degree Of Honor was a decided sue
cess. Frank Gaskin received prize
for being the best milliner and Mrs.
Sheridan was the lucky wearer. Frank
Lewis got the OTHER prize. All en-
jOyed themselves and a good sui OF
money was realized from the sale of
hats. The Rebeccas will soon give an
apron social.
H. Hoover, one Of our coal men, has
just received five carloads Of coal-so
people need not go cold. Be sure and
go to Harry for your supply.
Miss Ethel Murphy will spend Sun
day with home folks.
G. K. Hayes has moved to town and
is nicely settle. We are glad to well
come such good neighbors.
Lyman Turner is going to show
the folks how to raise fruit, when
he gets his artesian well finished.
Roy Baker has returned from Dem
yer, Col, where he has been since last
spring, and will remain at home this
winter.
Clyde Murphy met q wolf o. our
street Thursday evening. They are
getting a little too familiar.
Ernest Brown OF Aberdeen spent
last Sabbath in our town visiting
With friends, going Dack MOnday.
There will be a union Tree in the
congregational church Christmas eve
All are invited to come and enjoy Il
with the children.
The Congregational choir renderet
some fine music last Sabbath.
Geo. JOHN went to Sioux Cit,
Iowa, for d few days visit.
James. Geer is on the sick list.
R.sW. Castle, deputy head consu
for the M. nv. At. has d class OF nine
teen candidates to be initiated on TIL,
!, night Of December FL 1909. Neigh
] boring camps cordially invited.
!, The stockholders of the Columbi;
] cemetery association met at the otfic,
! OF g. q. Cory last Monday.
Another ,SllnnIv ~ holidav gno,l,