Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-26

articles were CrOWQeQ Out, toSelHtl
with the reports of the II. r.. meeting.
|. O. O. +. meeting, and Woman's
Realm. N.t
We think that the scent of we'd
ding cake is reaching asfrom afar. Al
ready;we hearof a brave yotsh and fair
dan,sel who have united their handsand
hearts. On monday last at Y@oonsock-
ct, VIM. Goodwin and Alice Carey were
united in the Holy bonds o. matrimony.
Some of our patrons will receive
single sheets this week, and we respect
fully ask their indulgence. Our sub
scription list has increased so rapidly
and to such on extent that it has ex-
hausted our ready print edition. One
of our agents dropped in upon us last
week with 30 new subscribers.
"A young man asks Unkle Moze:
"Wouldit be a breach, of etiquette to
kiss a young lady on the doorstep at
partirgy No, not if she is willing.
But.unkle Moze you'd suggest that the
proper place to kiss a young lady would
be somewhere about the face.-Unkle
Moze in The Sumner Qowa) Gazette.
The meetings are still continued at
the Church, and Notwithstanding the
adverse circumstances under Which
the pastor labors, are increasing in in
terest, and some souls are starting for
the kingdom Of God. Provisions~were
made also for the adjustment of all
difficulties between church members at
the last quarterly meeting, and will be
settled us soon as circumstances will
permit. j. TEEwARTHA.
Pastor.
One week ago to-day O.. j. Marshall
met with a serious accident as he APP
preached town. He'Was on his way to
Woonsocket Witha grist, and in COM
ing down the steep descent into the
spring gulch his wagon upset rolling
man, team, wagon and contents down
the hill resulting in the d%islocating of
O. Us. elbow joint. DR.. Matthias set the
dismembered limb and sent o. j. home
a sadder and wiser man. That acct
dent Is a good argument in favor OF
improving the crossing.
The Ladies Of Washington Springs
met at the residence Of MIS-. q. w. NC
Donald last Wednesday, Feb. "a, and
organized a Pastors Aid Society with
the following officers: MIS-. j.. Tonle-
mire, President; Mrs. Trewartha. Vice
President; Mrs. D. w. Shryock, Rec.
Secretary; Mrs. c. NJ. Spears, Treasurer
The following committee Was APP
pointed to provide entertainment at
the earliest possible convenience.
MIS-. L H. Blank.
Com. Mrs. G. M. Spears.
Mrs. ID. Totflemire.
We received a private letter from
a friend of ours, who by the way trains
in the democratic ranks, asking if we
were going to run a republican paper
and if so If we would malign and abuse
the democrats. My friend perhaps did
not see my first editorial wherein l stat
ed that l would not run the paper in
the interests ofany party, ring or clique.
This is to be a peoples paper and run
in their interests. 1 shall recognize
merit wherever found. When it comes
to politics | shall use my influence for
the deserving man, Neither democrat
nor republican need fear that this pa
per will malign, abuse or blackguard
him. as some of our noble (D contem-
poraries did in the campaign two years
ago, simply because we may not be in
your clique. We have too much re-
spect for ourselves to "throw mud
Do not fear if you are a man you will
be treated as such.
The Jerauld County Agricultural and
Industrial Fair Association, Will hold
a meeting at the office of the County
Treasurer at Washington Springs, On,
Saturday Ferbuafy q, at 1 o'clock. All
OF the directors are requested to be
present, and any others who are inter
ested. B. G. CUMMINGS. Pres,
FL. J. WALLACE, sec'y.
JURORS FOR MARCH TERM DIS.
TRICT COURT.
Grand Jurors.
I'll. Blowers NJ. Powell
Otis Walker, II. Knicriem.
W. Stlner, Up. Ray,
zimmerman, j. b. Jacobs,
.. II. Farnham, EFT. Hammer.
r. Vandervcne. O.. johnson.
Is. +. Cough, A. Bywater,
Andrew jacobson. CALVIN Hane.
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