Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-19

JFkIEk. James A. smith is representing
the Odd Fellows Lodge of this city,
" 10 .eoa at the annual session Of the Grand
- Lodge at Sioux Falls.
-&KZ-& The ladies OF the NJ. L. church
will serve dinner and supper GU
=. . A~'"" Decoration day. A good meal for
lay 9Th. 1898. Is cts.
DEPARTS. -----
t."..", sMAM Miss Lottie Kirk has a new
ht...-..... i @A.M !. Safety and she is happy Us all
Expess... 3 g ]. n girls should be who possess one Of
$50 these instruments of locomotion.
Express Il 70 J. J. NJ. Tlacott returned home from
i.....".. sarM Chicago last Friday, while Mrs Tai
Z r.nro. ~ and Myrtle and Giehnie went on to
an Freight. 10 s' NJ Pennsylvania to visit relatives for a
MEMS. A''a' *" few weeks
avs. @.s.~ Il. IL. Montgomery has returned
after having been absent since last
fall. Nh: Montgomery visited his
movo1 hack parents in Scotland, spent some time
in England, and was visiting friends
- and relatives in the New England
at home spend states.
, his mother. - ~ ~
Mrs. Elizabeth Bland has pur-
l be At Stroud chased the fine residence property
and see him. of John F. Reid, on the corner OF
=. Court and Washington streets. She
-. recently sold her farm and has pur-
y" "'N~ ~ chased this property in order to re.
side in town.
1.,:,S..o Mrs. +. NJ. Gilmore gave a social
=. party last Monday evening in honor
OF her young friend, Miss Nina
w. Miller are at Penny, of Fullerton, Neb. The
Fellows Grand young people present enjoyed a
Is this week. pleasant evening and were highly
pleased at making the acquaintance
u ''e,'o of Miss Penny.
NJ. Gilmore. Teachers institute for Union coun-
= ty will convene June 19til for n
wv" weeks session. Miss Spack mar will
Va y. give instructions in numbers, draw
. "o' ~ nav ing and reading. II. G. Frye will
have charge OF a class in American
e photographer, literature physical geography and
a visit among civil government. A. Il. Cochran
es at DeSmet. will conduct a class in book keep
Monday the %, ing. Arrangements for other work
kind of work in will be made soon.
Prof. Frank II. Blair, principal of
lethodist church the city schools Of Sterling, Colora-
and supper on do, arrived here last Tuesday to
riends from the spend the summer vacation with his
God meal Tor 70 parents. We understand that Frank
Extend a general has been offered a very hattering
position in the public schools IF
- Denver, Colorado, which, he is con-
49, .;sa.,.. -. sidering. Frank has developed into
liz NJ. ~ a away up teacher and is qualified
-. 49,. - Q to take a position in most any of the
-: higher institutions of learning in the
~ land.
me- of Corn was A convention of all the Sunday
n To church toa schools OF Union county is called to
The choir sang meet III ELK fo'nt' June 81 ana 4t',
[orvest h. p, A 1898. II is desired that every school
y weld out .nub- be represented by as many as can
him ont Of the attend, as it is expected to make it
very interesting for teachers and
- superintendent, who are especially
bloom IN the invited to attend. Provision will be
t more vigorous made to entertain all who may at
VINO purify tend from abroad. Good workers
ers oatsaPaii''a' are promised AMI a program will he
lite could scarce issued in due time.
vivacity to the A HAssoS, Pres.
this wonderful -~
Rev. VIM. lloyd Hines, eldest son
-. Of Rev. Father Hines of this city ar
wv ~ =. rived here las. Saturday to visit with
$" - his father for a week or ten days.
: annual 49, Mr.. Hines is General Missionary of
81 49, the Episcopal church for the state
w. r.. Of New Hampshire, and has. been
Y = - travelling for the past six months for
= ~ ~ his health He spent some time in
~ Florida. Cuba aud other portions ot
piscopal rector at the SOUTH, swinging around to the
1t Friday cele- Pacific coast and returning this way.
ninth birthday. Mr.. Hines says this is his first trip
throughout the west and he is much pleased with
congratulate him our country. He returns direct
to such a from here to resume his duties.
age.-Sioua Falls 80,
Rev. 2. E. Holp, the sensational
- preacher at, Watertown, preached a
liz like "a poor sermon in the Congregational church
i is when he suf- Of that city las. Sabbath whic!, was
feeling. Ayers more sensational than usual. The
g this discourag- reverned gentlemen took very nd
ion and imparts vanced and radical grounds, declar-
Q aud energy TO ing, among other things, that he no
,e, muscle, and longer believed in church organiza-
ton nor church membership; was
- opposed to "!ossisn" in churches,
rs city, receiver and would rather be a dog and wor-
.urday anhouhc' ship the sun than a minister under
ess Of his sister in tho control ii some church boss.
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