Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-05-30

children.
"A fresh supply OF nice dried bee
at the meat market. CIV.
Mrs. Matthias was very sick thi
week but is better now.
Little Homer No7dyke wa unde
the weather the first OF the week.
Mrs. Geo. Eastman was quite sicl
but DIR. Matthias reports her better.
Chickens killed and dressed t.
order at Caldwell's meat market. 2w.
Mrs. Robt. Bateman is expected
O on to visit her son George and fam.
lily,
Children's Day will Ne observed al
the Ford school, house, in Viola town.
ship.
We are enjoying on nice pie
plant, the gift OF Mr.. and Mrs. House
man.
Services every sabbath morning at
the Church and Sabbath evening at the
seminary.
DIR. MelcheT is able to be out on the
street but is not yet strong enough TO
ride home.
Mr.. Nordyke has been eating SONG
thing and is now considerably under
the weather.
MIR. ana Mrs. Bounds were in town
yesterday to consult Or. Matthias in
regard to their alling baby.
MIR. Turrlli, who was so severely
shocked and burned by lightning last
week is very slowly improving.
Word comes from Brookings that
John Brewer is sick. Mrs. Hall sent
Il dispatch Of inquiry Wednesday.
HORSE FOR SALE-Good work
&acrse, 8 years old, weight about 1900.
Will give good deal: O. L. HULL.
MIR. and Mrs. II. Hinners OF Har-l
mony township, We're in town attend
Ing Sunday School convention, Tues
day,
We We're glad to see Mrs. j. I'll
Ferguson able 30 bu i'll town Wednes-
day. She has mud a severe siege of
pneumonia.
No. L OF the Chamberlain Tribune
reached us this week. 1t is q bright.
ueWsy, 6 column folio with j.. 5. Del
linger at it's head.
Bert Bateman has sold his place
in Surry county, Virginia, and bought
a fruit farm sever miles out Of Wash
lngton. Uncle Robert Bateman is in
Washington at present.
Mrs. Campbell, who was expecting
TO start for Clark Wednesday. for a
visit with Mir. Campbell and Maud,
was detained by the sickness Of her
little girl, who has mumps.
Nice writing paper with your
name, address and business printed at
the head for The same price as plain
paper elsewhere. Call at the
Herald Office aud see samples. 2w
Remembering you can get envel-
opes at the HERALD Office with your
name and neat return card printed in
n corner, for the same price that YOU
have to pay for plain envelopes else.
where. CIV
The Ladies Aid Society of Viola
township met at the Ford school house
yesterday. The program of the day
quilting. The ladies have made a
nice little sum for their pastor, Rev.
Vessev, since their organization last
september.
Il. IL. Goodrich and wife with
their five weeks old girl came up from
Logan township in the south west
corner OF the county, to attend the $.
). convention. Their Sunday School
should surely be q success when such
mercy is shown by t~heleaders. G
The 25th Annual Reunion of tho c
Alumni Association Of Cornell College c
VIII occur Wednesday evening, June t
10Th, 1880. a lively banquet will he l
in the spacious dining room OF
HAL. We acknowledge an r
invitation and regret very much that b
cares and our empty pockets t.
VIZ prevent our attending. 1t is five |
ears since ebanqueted and ~"toastea" +
With our class. ;,
Elsewhere viii be seen a %clippinc
rom the Sioux City Journal regarding
treatment of Mrs. Nary Seymour
io"e]l, at Trip, by the foreign ele-
TENT there. 1t seems a little strange
hat foreigners should come to this q.
ount7y and deny the privilege Of free o,
peech to 3 native born American vet f.
ich is the case. Weare glad to know g
when Mrs. Nettle G. Han went to in
.T1pQ to lccSure, she so oyercame tho n,
FeJndlces Of the Russians there as IN m
allowed to speak and she held her !,
there too, AID made converts to Ii,
'ohihltlon. SO much for our pluckv
4ott9M G4yls4l.