Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-10-18
Personal

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yesterday.
Mr.. j. s. Hunter started Tuesday for Andrew
Iowa. where he expects to reside.
E. Brauch made a business trip to Parker
Monday morning. returning in the afternoon.
o. s. Mccalister of EIgin. ILL.,. is visiting witt
the families of G. G. Skinner and j. v. Mann.
j. T. Hogan made business trip to Parker
Monday morning, returning in the afternoon.
Mesdames Brauch, Allen ane Williams visited
with friends in Parker Saturday, returning
Saturday evening.
Davis Globe. 10: S. D. Berg was at Hurley
the fore part of the week in the interest of the
lumber business.
E. Brauch returned Friday from Sioux City
where he had been to attend the Interstate fair
and transact business.
e. Horton, Hurley's tonsorial artist. has
made arrangements for visiting Davis on Tues
dav and Friday of each week.
Chris Blake went down to Sioux City last
Thursday ae;ernoon. took in the Interstate fair
and the sights of the CITY, returning Saturday.
r n. Kenyon, who had been visiting friends
and attending to business in Hurley and vicini-
nifty for a few days, left Saturday for his home
at Cherokee. Iowa.
Bishop Marty of Sioux Falls passed portion
of last Saturday and Sunday in this city. He
came over 10 conduct the dedlcatory services at
the Davis Catholic church.
Miss Edith Blades, teocher in the intermcdi-
ate room is at her home In Centerville this
week, caring for her sister, Mrs Hoyne, who
was seriously burned last week.
James Graudy of Centerville called upon
friends here last Sunday evening, having driven
over from Davis where lie had been to attend
the dedicatory exercises of the Catholic church.
Hugh Rundell, j. I. Hogan. Harry Pier and
the editor Of the Herald were among the Hurley
people who went over to Davis to attend the
dedication exercises of the new Catholic church.
Attorney S. v. Jones, Sheriff Zeb Stout. Claud
Jones and the Parker Glee club, consisting of
Messrs. Parsons, Lathrop, Hammerstrom and
O'Connell. were in town short time Saturday
night on their way to Spring Valley where they
went to hold a political meeting.
W. E. Eye, republican nominee for the state
legislature. and L. L. Fleeger, republican nomi-
nee for states attorney. of Centervllle, were in
the city Saturday and made the Herald Office a
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awalk-a-way at the coming election.
school Notes.
The school enrolment now reaches 40.
Mrs. Smith is teaching the primary room this
week.
Mrs. Goddard visited the grammar room We'd
nesday.
Interest is being awakened in the pupils read
ing circle.
Miss Lottie Mills visited at Mitchell Saturday
and Sunday,
Master George Stout entered the intermediate
room this week.
Masters John and Harry Webster entered
school last week.
Mrs. Fairchilds called at the schoo. building
Monday morning.
Myrtle, Arthur and Gladys Fairchilds enter
ed school Monday.
The seventh grade pupils are making study
of the different kinds OF soil.
The pupils In the primary room are making
collections of autumn leaves.
Miss Rees taught the Grammar room Friday
afternoon and Monday afternoon.
Miss Blades came up from Centrevllle for
short time Monday to arrange for the work Oh
her school to 20 on during her absence.