Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-10
PERSONALS.

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1. n. Warbarton, Of Cherokee
was in the city Friday.
s. w. Hoffman transacted bus.
mess in Sioux City on last Friday.
J. r. Norton and wife are home
from Chicago where they took in
the fair.
George Weber, of Vermillion,
was a visitor at The COURIER office
this week.
Mr.. ann Mrs. A. R. Jameson re-
turned on SATURDAY. from their hon.
eymoon trip.
Mel Rent and Tom Ryan will
attend the state university this year
at Vermillion.
President Mauck, Of the state
university, was in The city a few
hours on Friday.
Prof. Frank Blair, was assisting
Supt. sheeilan, in his office work
for several days.
Attorney Kellar departed Monday
on a business trip to DesMoines and
its neighborhood.
Clerk of Courts Miller and Attor.
ney Wallace were in Sioux City
Saturday evening.
Uncle Nixon made his old time
friends a visit last week and return.
ed to Akron on Saturday.
Miss Maud Flanagan departed
for Chicago after a pleasant visit
with DR.. and Mrs. Mulcahy.
County Auditor James WEIGH was
slightly under the weather this
week from an attack OF hay fever.
John Henke has twins at his
home. They were born Tuesday.
Both boys and mother doing we'll.
Burt Rogers, of Sioux Falls, was
in the city on business Friday, going
went 10 Yahkton on the same day.
Supt. Sheehan attended the
Woodbury. county teachers insti-
tute at Sioux City on Thursday
last.
Postmaster Freeman was in Sioux
City on Saturday on business in
connection with his Colorado inter-
ests.
Walt Hoffman, now of the Plain
Talk office, of VermilIlon, was in
the city Oh Sunday to call on his
mother.
Fred Lynch, formerly of the
COURIER force, has accepted the
foremanship of the Freeman Office
at Vermillion.
Secretary of Sthte Thorson was
in the city on Saturday last. He
reports everything at the state cap,
ital i'll ''statu quo"
Mrs. Louis Bihlmeyer returned to
Chicago to join her husband who
is taking in the fairs. They will
be gone two weeks.
Mrs. James Smith and daughter
Mary are at Richland visiting Mrs.
Joe Webber. slim" is at present
keeping house with his boots On.
Mrs. Frank Ellis and child re-
turned to Cherokee after a very
pie aSant visit with her brother and
sister Mr.. and Mrs. Walter IIarter.
Rev. Geo. Ford, formerly Of this
point, was here on business last
week. Rev. Ford is now living with
his o Arthur ut Hyde Park,
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cheney, !
of Civil Bend are the r,ud posses
10 of twins, who IN; d, their APP
pearance a couple Of weeks ago.
Boy and girl.
z. Richey, Of Yankton, n member
Of the state board of charities and
corrections and Supt. l.. C. Mead,
Of the state insane asylum, were in
the city Saturday.
Prof. e. A. Uffsrd, of Vermillior,
spent a portion of Friday with
friends in this city. During the
next year the professor will hold
down the chair OF Latin in the Bnp-
fist college at Sioux Falls.
Wilbur Carter who has teen
working for sometime for .. H.
Williams in the butter and egg
factory departed for Yermillion,
where he will devote the coming
ter ms TO study in the state univer-
sfty.
Mai. Sam w Hoffman departed
on Monday for Chicago to view the
wonierous sights Of the fair. The
major will attend the national Grand
Army encampment 10 be held at
indianapolis, beginning on Septem-
Der 4th.
Henry Henkin will leave on his
annual fall tour to the marts of Chi
cago between the 18th and 10th of
this month. Henry proposes to
kill two birds with M stone, by
taking in the,fair and purchasing his
fall stock.
Truman Ames and family return
from a weeks camping on the
Sioux last Friday. The outing i'm
proved Mrs. Ames' health very
much and Mr.. Ames declares that
for piscatorial sport the Sioux has
few equals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shurllin, Of
Richland, left OH last Friday for a
visit Of several weeks to Illinois and