Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-07-05
PERSONALS.

John Gray went to Sioux Falls on
Monday on business.
Mrs. G. W. Deane and daughter are
visiting in Beresford.
Will Lawton and wife will spend the
Fourth in Nermillion.
Mrs. NJ. v. Multahy will spend the
Fourth in Sioux Falls.
julius SchaetZel spends the Fourth
with his wife in Freeport, Ill.
A. b. Francis the lumber king Of
Ponca was in town on Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Gilchrist left for his home
in Hot springs this state on July 4.
Prof. A. J. Kimmell of Lead City is
here visiting his cousin, Geo. kimmell.
Miss Maggie Dulan of Yankton is in
! the city on Il visit with Miss Louella
4 Bland.
4 Mrs. Z. C. Ericsson and children are
\ enjoying Il visit with relatives i'll Big
/ Springs.
Misses Allie and Jessie Hoffman are
in Goldticld, Ia, Oh IA visit with their
Grandma Hayes.
Inc luIIllIS Vi Jilt idte biilItt lscuil :
deau will return from Oklahoma to
Jefferson to live.
Kent Yale OF ArtesiM, s. d., was
the guest of Judge and Mrs. II. II.
Blair one day last week.
J.F. Reid and family, accompanied
by We editor and family, Will spend the
Fourth in Riverside park.
Mrs. Henry Henken and children
returned from their visit with relatives
in Sioux City last Thursday.
A. o. Ringsrud was in Armour last
n week looking after a quarter section
I OF land he has in Douglass county.
T.. G. Ericsson departed for Lake
Okoboji to enjoy "a few days fishing.
He will deliver an Grafton at Alcestcr
previous to returning,
Geo. Sloan and Geo. Meyers of the
Republican force in NermilliOn We're
in the city on their way to attend the
Chautauqua assembly.
/ Mayor Gilmore left for Sioux City
Saturday, meeting Mrs. Gilmore there
and both left for Fullerton, Ncb., to
visit Mrs. Gilmore's parents.
Mitchell Mail: Mrs. w. A. VanHorn
has gone to Union county to visit rela-
tives till after the 4th. This accounts
for Vans being so unusually flip.
Vermillion Republican: "NIr. Albert
/ Dahl, one of Union countv's prosper
Gus farmers, was in the city on Mon
day, and this Office acknowledges a
call.
Capt. c. W. Shaw of M%arshaIltown,
Ia, who has been stopping in the city
for some time past looking up life in
surance victims, is an old friend of Nj.
Hoffman.
Mrs. Henry Mitchell Of Sioux Falls,
j S. d., visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Henry d. Doane. On her return to
the Falls she was accompanied by her
q children.
Prof. James Todd of the state uni
i versity is out in the Bad Lands of
n South Dakota making investigations
MI and collecting specimens for his own
n $ abstraction.
Il WI. Comfy, Jr., Frank Callahan,
4 VIM. Nye, Sam Holiday, Carl Andeg-
3 son., Garry Freeman, Nell Kent, Tom
4 Ryan and Harry Linch spent Sunday
at Riverside.
Jane Assn, cOnInty AUDITOR, was
in Sioux City on Friday. He made
extensive purchases in the matter of
wearing apparel. What this important
event p%ortends, we are not prepared
to state.
Harry McGrath, son OF Alderman
Nc Grath and wife, arrived home from
southern Texas after an absence OF
l two or three years. Harry was happy
u beyond measure to get home, and his
MI health, for the benefit OF which he
staid in Texas, is better than ever.
M Joseph Coverdale paid a visit to
~ Lemars, Ia, a few days ago, after an
81 absence of quite n number of years.
u He found many changes since the time
~ he conducted, in the 7O's, Il blacksmith.
aS shop in that thriving burg. Nealy all
sN@ the old settlers had either left the
M town or were dead. Once in a while
III he would run across one Of the old
"a timers, and then the days when the
q sky was always clouded with grass.
hoppers, and prairie fires made life
terrific struggle would be recalled
with such vividness as If it were only
b Yesterday. 1t Is quite different now
q The prairie has been changed into {
y garden, the once village is now a city
q and there is no more thriving place il
n the west than Lemars and Plymouth