Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-07-28
PERSONALS.
Henry Henken visited Sioux City

John Hayes returned from Ha.
warden on Tuesday.
Peter Smythe is home after an alb.
Of q year in Nebraska.
DR.. Rcderic of Sioux City was an
Elk Point visitor on Friday.
Charlie Krause, sold twenty Deer
ing binders, his entire stock.
Mrs. Mowder of Mitchell is visit.
ing her mother Mrs. Bland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Pond are reioic-
ing over the arrival Of daughter.
John Clementson and Charlie I,uf-
kin attended church in Sioux City
Sunday.
Rev. Pipes went to Sioux City
Saturday, as a witness in the Hawk
biyamy case.
Mrs. Don Franklin has a sister
from Ohio visiting her. She will re-
main several weeks.
Mrs. viii Wixon of Hawarden
was in the city to attend the jamie
son-FIuent wedding.
Mrs. Hayes, of Goldfeld, Iowa,
is visiting her daughters, Mrs. Hotf-
man and Mrs. Ericsson.
Miss Aggie Naughton after a pleas
ant visit with her cousin Miss Anna
Ryan returned to Yankton.
Eugene Hammond and wife and
J. G. Knapp and wife camped and
fished for several days on the Sioux.
A. S. Disbrow and w. s. Wash
burn of Alcester were in the city one
day this week on county business.
VIM. Main, chairman ofthe board
Of county commissioners was called
to Sioux City on Friday on county
business.
Old Mr.. Nelson. died at The coun.
ty asylum on Saturday, and was
buried on Sunday, Rev. G.. w. Free.
man officiating.
DR.. Stewart contemplates moving
to Wakonda where he will engage in
the sale of groceries, wholesaling
them to the farmers.
Sam Harper departed for Rock
Rapids on Saturday. He will en-
gage in running the engine to a steam
throshnr from NOW IN
John Crum, Ed Swanger, the Mer-
ril boys, and several others, left on
Monday for the northern part Of the
state to engage in harvesting.
Mrs.J. G. Bailey accompied by her
sister-in-law Mrs. Samuel Bailey,
both Of Newcastle, Nebraska, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Reynick.
DR.. and Mrs. L. C. Mead of Yank-
ton passed through the city on Tues-
day. Mrs. Mead having returned from
a two months sojourn with her pa
renta, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner Of
Sparta, Wis.
w, I. Buchanan, the editor return
ed srsm a.lrin TO Sioux Pals where
he pa9ked his h%ousehol1 goods and
shipped them to Elk Point. He an.
ltlcilhtes TINT the best part of his
family will arrive Oh Saturday.
The government surveyors engaged
in making q Typographical survey of
the Big Sioux river were in the city
this week Tuesday. The parry con.
sists of w. d. Fairchild, Geo. II.
Banks, II. S. Fisher, Charles Ropes,
H. b. Tessider, P. j. Keegan and
Walter Minis.
Frank Gilmore paid his wife and
babies Il visit on Sunday. Mrs. Gil
more has been enjoying q visit at her
fathers home in Fullerton, Neb.
Her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Slaughter, last Saturday
returned from their Worlds Fair
trip and Mrs. Gilmore and children
will arrive in Elk Point sometime
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Talcott, accom-
ponied by their son and daughter de-
parted on Monday for Pine Island,
Minnesota, where they will enjoy a
few weeks visitingMrs. Talcott's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bringold. They
then go to Chicago and put in a cou-
pie Of weeks viewing The sights, ex-
pecting to return to the Gate City
Sept. LIST.
Editor D. 0. Stone Of the Haw-
arden Independent made this Office a
call on Wednesday. Mr.. Stone,
while wearing the democratic collar,
is nevertheless a bright and able
newspaper man, who can tell the diff
ference between a hawk and a hand
saw. From indie atiops it would
seem that the next postmaster of Ha-
warden will be the editor of the In.
dependent.
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