Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-26
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PERSONAL,

u. Richey is in the city from Scotland.
Mrs. Walter Fl. Carr went to Hurley
yesterday for a visit.
John @. Whistler, of Sioux City, spent
Sunday in Yankton.
Prof. A. f. Bartlett. is doing business
IN Sioux City to-day.
I'D. Elliott and wife, of Tyndall,
spent Sunday in Yankton.
Ed M. Hand leaves tomorrow morn
ing for Silver City, New Mexico.
Miss Alice Smith returned to her
home in Sioux City this morning.
Ed l.. Culver and Will Turner, of
Springfield, were in the city to-day.
Joe Wilcox, of the Morrison house,
went east on business this morning.
E. S. DImick andi family OF Harting-
ton, Nebraska, are at the Merchants.
Commodore 8. b. Coulson took the
Milwaukee for Chicago this morning.
Rev. Charles Herald and family
arrived f1om Chicago on Saturday night.
Mrs. q. A. Keyes and daughter will
lehSc Io-holIoH ioi "thhOsooo VI =
visit.
Miss Kate Spencer, returned to Sioux
City this morning, after o few days visit
in Yankton.
J. @. Murphy is again at home in
Yenkton, having returned on Saturday
evening from the east.
VIM. Kramer, proprietor of the well
known Merchants hotel, returned from
Chicago on Saturday night.
Fl. B. Wynn, N. j.. Cramer and N. 2.
Ohlman are the Yapktonites who are
sojourning in Yermillion to-day.
Governor Pennington and daughter
Miss Lou, and Miss Ruff Perry, returned
from st. Paul on Saturday night.
E. s. By;ngton, of Gox. Odiorne &
Co.'S. force of clerks, went to Siou'
Falls this morning for q short visit.
Al. Wolfsohp, a wealthy New Yorker
reached Yankton an Saturdav-evenine
and is q guest at the Merchants.
Thos. M. Mcdonnell, editor of TIE
Carthage Prairie Home and secretary O
the state league. is IN the city to-day.
David Devol and wife, two Of Yank
toms oldest citizens, left this morning
for st. Paul, where they will in thu
future reside.
Mrs. j. 81. Wade and daughter, Mis-
Eva, who have been visiting in Yanktol
l for some weeks past with DR.. Val
Ostrand and family left this morning TO
st. Louis.
Capt. J. @, McVay will start to-mos
7 row morning for Denver, Colorado. Mis-
Ella Smith and sister, who have bee
sojourning at the hospitable Nova.
, residence for two weeks past, will &C
company Mr.. McVay as far as Omaha
where they reside.
At the Morrison: Miss Alice Becl
. Parker; e. T.. Culver, w. Turner, Spring
field; Thos. M. Mcdonnell, Carthage
@. N. Weston, Watertown, d. T.; v
! Warrington, Yankton; D. w. Sleepe
I Des Moines; FL. Hoverson, Lee Eiche
. 81. a. Ferris, Scotland.
Mrs. Jacob Nissen left on the Nortl
9 western this morning for New York cit.
! where she will take passage for Copper
hagen, Denmark, there to spend a yes
visiting with her parents. Miss Magg;
= Baumann, daughter of our city ma
80 shall, accompanies Mrs. Nissen
Gopenhagep, from whence Miss Ba'
mann will go into Germany on q visit.
at the Merchants: A. Moir, s.
49, Watson, .. FL. Babcock, Chicago; N. ]
Sears, @. Donoh0, j. Butter, st. Pat
nc j. @. Howe, B. d. Stewart, Winona;
n @. Murphy, City; 81. j.. Wolfsohn, N. J
E. Otely, Jay O. Aid, Dubuque, Ia;
ss 10. Stevens, Champaign, ILL.,; 81.
OF Hefner, C%entreville, D. T.; e. S. Dimi
"A and ladies, Harrington, Neb.