Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-11

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j.. D. Elliot and wife returned to-day
to Iyndall.
Asher Barton, of Canton, spent Sun
dag in Yankton.
Major Harry Human, of Tyndall, was
in town yesterday.
q. j. Porter spent Sunday with his
family in Yankton. e
Louis Koltz wont to Douglas county
on business to-day.
G. IL. Huntington, If Huron, spent
Sunday in Yankton.
Commodore s. B. Coulson returned
this morning from Chicago.
Miss Maud G. Fellows returned to. day
from q brief visit to Sioux City.
w. o. Brown, of the Hurley Herald,
was a Sunday visitor In Yankton.
L. s. Feeldby, sheriff of Kingsbury
county, was q guest at the Morrison yes
terday.
Mrs. j. b. Dennis, and daughter, Miss
Eva, went to Sioux Falls for a visit this
morning,
DR.. Chauncey Goodrich, who has spent
twenty-five years among the Chinese
is in the city.
Ed. Otley, of Dubuque, ~soiourned in
the Fountain City yesterday, the guest
OF Jay @. Aid.
w. f. Hanford, clerk in the North
western hotel at Centreville, was in the
city yesterday.
James +, Crennan left on the North
western this morning for u visit to his
home in Toledo. Ohio.
Mrs. VIM. Frenzy, Will return tonight
from a Sioux City visit, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Donavin.
DR.. Joseph Ward, returned on Satur-
day evening from the Congregational
convention at DesMoines.
Miss O. E. Deignow and Mrs. James
Vaughn, of Sioux City, spent Sunday in
Yankton with Mrs. P. E. Kelly.
DR.. f. A. Morgan and wife, Miss Anna
Griffin and Miss Nellie Bauman, OF
Springfield, are in the city to-day.
G. t. Milward, of England, who has
visited Jno. L. M. Pierce in this city fol
several days, left for the east this morn
ing.
Rev. O. f. Olapp, of the Congrega-
tional church of this city, addressed the
Congregatlonalists of Sioux Falls yes.
terday.
Mrs. George A. Jackson, who is resid-
ing temporarily in Sioux City, came ny
to Yankton Saturday night and returned
this morning.
Rev. j. G. Dougherty, of Ottawa
Kansas, is in the city, a guest at thu
home of DR., Jos.~ Ward, with whom Mr.
Dougherty once attended college.
Miss 10 Young, sister of J. FL. e
Young, of this city, returned to day t,
her home in Washington, d. O, goinI
via st. Paul, after several months visit
ing IN Yankton.
Tom E. Marshall, returned from
business visit to Brown county on Sat
urday night, accompanied by Mrs. j. W
Dean, of Columbia, who will visit i
this CITY for o short time.
Miss j. E. Pinkertou, for thrice
years a missionary among the zu!us Q
Africa, addressed the Congregations
Sunday school OF this CITY yesterday
on the subject of her missionary life.
OLE Harris and w. II. Fl. Beadl
left this morning for Chicago. The
Intended going on Saturday at moo
but on account of the poor connection
made by the trains, waited until tn:
morning.
Mrs. B. @. Rucker, of Chicago, VIII
has visited her sister Mrs. A. B. Woke
in Yankton for two months past, ri
, turned this morning to her home, accom-
J panied by Mrs. Wicker, who will make
return visit,
3 DR.. W. 81. Ward, editor Of the Ne
/. York Independent, the leading Congr
3 gational journal OF the United State
5 and n of the best living oriental soho
airs, was entertained by DR.. Jos, Wa
in Yankton yesterday.
George Jenkins, travelling passeng'
s agent for the Penns y%lvania railroad cor
i pany. and j. l.. Willoughby, who fills Il
g same position for the Lake Shore al
Michigan Southern road, were v1sito
: in Yankton yesterday.