Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-07-07

William Bump and wife, of Ve:.
million, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alonzo Goss the Fourth.
Deputy Sheriff Hoffman and Chas.
Listman returned to Sioux Falls
from Yankton on Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Simmons and her
daughter Irene start on Monday
for q visit to the Worlds Fair.
Cheever Blair and Charlie Wilson
came down from Beloit to spend
the Fourth with their families.
Prof. Frank Blair returned from
the Worlds Fair last Saturday. He
was highly pleased with what he
saw.
P. j. Peterson, OF Alcester, Pat
Ryan, Of Salix, and James Belson,
OF Wakonda, were in the city Sat-
urday.
Joe Lloyd, Of Sioux Falls, was in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Lloyd is
manager of the Sioux Falls starch
| works.
Miss Julia Freeman joined Il party
Of friends At Vermillion OH the
Fourth and enjoyed the day at
Meckling.
George Hasson, wife and Blanch
and A. G. Hasson were visiting rel
atives on Tuesday and enjoying the
celebration.
Edward Egan of Vermillion, who
handles a stick and saws boiler
plate for the Vermillion Republican,
is in the city.
George N. Perry and wife and
son, Ernest, of Vermillion, were the
guests of MI. aud Mrs. S. W. Kent
on the Fourth.
Ole Tollefson and family, now
residents of Lyman county, on the
west side of the Missouri, are visit
ing friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Booth of
Council Bluffs, were the guests on
Monday aud Tuesday OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. C. Mitchell.
Mr-. Emma Kindlie and daugh-
tiers Of Pomeroy, Wash, nre visiting
with their old time friends Mr.. and
Mrs. Oluf johnson.
Miss Clara Robinson, Of Westfeld,
will be with Miss Mile Simmons
while the latter's mother is in Chi
cago taking in the "Fair."
Mrs. J. e. Blair, Of Sioux City,
was the guest Of Mrs. Ringsrud and
Mrs. Cheever Blair for several days
during the fore part Of the week.
Daniel Donovan, wife, children
and sister were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James McVee. Mr.. Don.
ovan and family are residents Of
Mitchell.
Miss Nellie Freeman returned on
Saturday from a ten days visit with
friends in Sioux City, among them
being the family of Conductor
George Jackson.
Ira Wiseman after an absence Of
several months is with US once
more, having accepted a position in
his fathers store. Ira If anything
looks handsomer than ever.
A w. johnson Of Sioux Valley
township is in the city. Mr.. John
son is now solicitor for the Farmers
Mutual Insurance company and ia
meeting with good success.
Samuel Harper arrived from Wa
terloo on tho Fourth after an ab-
sence Of four years. Mr.. Harper
at one time was superintendent OF
the Union county poor farm.
Miss Annie Wrigley. Of Mellette,
q student Of the state university,
wss the gueet Of Miss Jennie Blair
for several days and left yesterday
for her home to spend the summer.
Will Freeman returned from the
White City on Monday. Will took
down many notes at the fair and
Gun tell the height. depth and width
of many objects Ct unusual interest
there.
Lewis Ricard, after an absence Of
ten months visiting his son, Michael,
arrived on Wednesday. Mr.. Ricard
is in poor health and anticipates
spending bis future years in his ma.
tive country, Canada.
w. J.. Fisk, of the University Of
Dakota, formerly q room mate Of
Prof. Frank Blair. and Ward AXE
ley, brother Of Prof. Akeley, Of the
U. Of D., were the guests Of Prof.
Blair this week, departing yesterday.
George and WILDER Myers, Of Yer.
million, visited Elk Point on Mon
day last, accompanied by their best
girls. These yovng gentlemen were
born here and Elk Point will alwaya
be the dearest spot on earth TO them.
Charles LaTrrech. Dr.. and Mrs.
p. III. Al. Penard and Mr.. and Mrs
r. J. Authier, all Of Jefferson, left
Monday for ths Worlds Fair. Al.
Ter viewing the transcedentsl sights
III ths fair they will 70 10 Montreal
Canada " visit relatives,