Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-07-11
NEWS
|0mporta0t Happenings aad Ev0ats from The Va
sioss T0uas % tho Cosnty
|oathorsd BY The Coarlor's Allie Corps 90 Cor.
respondents.

T. ]. Reeves and John Bowen tran.
sacted business ut Hawarden last week.
Henry Nearing OF Akron was stroll
ing up this way Z day or two last week.
John bowen has sold his farm 10 a.
F. Watt Of Hawarden. Mr.. Il. has
possession till March 1895. and in the
meantime will decide what he will 40.
Barley and rye harvest commenced
last week, and the oats are turning fsst
and will be ready for the harvester the
last OF this week.
Mr.. Cedar received his new wind
mill last week, but has not vet sue
creded In getting 1t in running order.
His wedding will have to be pcetponetl
again for a few days.
We notice that some If o,,r Ssrmore
have moved the unstghtly weeds around
touching their farms. Such acts will
saw lots Of foul seed from BLOWING into
neids and growing next year, besides
n q credit OF the farmer. Let US
farms appear rs though soneone lived
Rev. Sjolindcr holds school and also
CNS~ssN0 sSo oWOuk0Vt IkUXVAVe 0V0TV
Wednesday ut the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoggstrom OF vermil.
lion are visiting with Charles Ander-
son for q few days. Mrs. A. and Mrs.
II. are sisters.
and gone, and we have all renewed our
allegiance TO the grand old hag, and
nave drunk soda water, ETC., ETC., etc.
we all feol better for having celebrated
the day, even though some bad head.
aches lasted over till the fifth and sixth
DAY. Some OF our people went to the
county scat, some visited picnics, while
Others stayed at home and quietly OBJ
served the day: We are happy to shy
ina everyone here observed the day,
the greatest day Of all to every true
American heart.
wednesday, July 8, 1895, Mr.. John
Huckert was united In marriage to
Miss Florence 3. Sayles, both Of Union
county. Justice Reeves spoke the
words that united this worthy couple.
They were attended by Frank Sayles
who acted as best man, and Miss Lizzie
Huckert was bridesmaid. The GROOM
wore The conventional black, while the
~ - 0stUyCu III au Ct0&6Ut y
tune OF blue cashmere handsomely
trimmed In silk, all surmOunted In del
tcate floral wreaths and decorations.
Immediately after the ceremony. the
bridal party repaired to the home ol
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Sayles, where they were met by num-
erous friends and relatives, and where
an elegant banquet was served, after
which the happy couple left on the
Milwaukee road for a bridal trip to the
Hot Springs and Black Hills country.
On their return they will settle down
to housekeeping on Mr.. Huckert's farm
In this county. The bride was an ac-
complished teacher both In Union
county, this state, and In Plymouth
county, Iowa, for several years past.
and has endearcd herself to the people
who have the honor of an acquaintance
with her. She Is the eldest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sayles Of this
county, we'll known TO all OF our people
AZ a OF u best families. We can
assure Mr.. Huckert that he has won
one Of u brightest young ladies' for a
wife, and we extend TO him our con.
gratulatiOns. John Huckert ia one OF
our bright young farmer boys. indus
triOus and honest, and we feel confident
will be . good, kind and faithful hus-
band to the worthy girl he has won.
May their cup Of happiness ever be full
TO overlooking is the sincere wish OF
their many friends.