Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-06-05
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Mrs. James Cavanaugh is quite sick.
T, Is. Orr is repainting his house, in
side and out.
Dr. Burr came up from Mitchell We'd
nesday to look after his interests here.
Children's Day service at the Nj. E.
church, June 14th. Programme next
week.
Miss Mamie Harrison, of Blooming
ton. ILL.,, is visiting her friends, the
Misses Miles.
Mrs r. S. Bateman and daughter
leunie returned from Wisconsin last
saturday evening.
Geo. Maxwell has purchased the
Washington Springs and Plankinton
stage line of 3. B. Orr.
Thomas Lindley, of Plankint6n, was
in town Wednesday and Thursday IN
company with Mr.. White.
Mrs. NJ. McGinnis and son Willie, of
Mendoza, ILL, are the guests Of her son,
i. A. McGinnis of Media
Rev. j. g. Campbell came over from
Bridgewater and spent the first of the
week With his family east of town.
The lady who lost part Of her chain
and enquired for the same of Mrs.
spears on Decoration Day, can find it at
The HERALD Office!
IcArthur Post, No. is, G. A. r., of
Woonsocket, celebrates with a grand
camp fire to-day, June 5th. An inter-
esting programme has been provided.
W. T. Hay presented us with SAM
Ole of hen fruit, ~ by 61a inches in
size the first of the week. What won
lers our Dakota soil will bring forth
Mr.. and Mrs. E; B: Orr visited Woon-
socket Monday. Mr.. Orr's mother and
brother, who have been visiting here a
Few weeks past, took the morning train
for Iowa:
Mr.. Hackett; Of Fayette Co., Iowa,
together with his son and daughter ar
lived in town the first of the week and
immediately took possession of his
farm west Of Templeton. He brought
lis household effects with him and is
now one of those settlers who have
come to stay"
MARR1ED.--At the residence of j. M.
Spears on Monday morning, June l.,
1885. Mr.. II. II. HINNER and Miss X ATE
kNlER1EM, Of Pleasant township. The
happy couple took the stage for Mitch
ell where they win spend a few days
before commencing housekeeping on
their claim west Of town. The HERALD
'oins the many friends Of the young
couple in wishing them their full share
Of the joy and happiness of this life.
A very pleasant affair was the occa-
5ion Of the celebration Of the anniver-
3ary Of Rev. John Cross SSth birthday,
On Monday last. About dozen of the
neighbors and friends of the old gentle
man assembled together and spent a
few hours in social intercourse and lis
-ening to appropriate speeches, ETC., to
which Rev. Cross responded. After an
excellent supper the happy company
dispersed, while all Joined in wishing
hat they might celebrate the anniver-
sary Of his 1ooth birthday as happily as
hey did the last.
Demorest's Illustrated Monthly Mag
~line for June contains a great deal
that will interest it's readers, 1t opens
With an admirable article, "Bryn Mawr
College" which is profusely illustrated,
and which fully describes this new COL
lege for women in Pennsylvania. sold
Antwerr," which is also illustrated, is
another readable article, and so is
Through. Normandy by Diligence"
The serial, GA Strange Girl" is ccnclu-
1ed: and Jenny June contributes pa
per On Trained Nurses and Nursing"
These articles, with others Of a iniscel-
A&neous nature. poems, fashions, ane
Tarious departments make up remark
ably good number Of this admirable
magazine. The. frontispiece is a fine
o'l picture, Butterflies"
A Gard Of Thanks.