Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-07-18

-WIlle Lake wave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Schaetzel will
arrive from the Pacific coast on Thurs.
day word having been heard from them
AT Portland.
Quite q heavy shower was experien.
ced ON Sunday evening accompanied
by small hail. No damage was exper-
fenced to speak of.
Miss Jennie Newport, Of central Till.
nois, is in the city, the guest e{ her
brother, Rev. A. NJ. Pipes. She will
emai several weeks.
Geo. Hoagland, of Columbus, Ne
braska. a cousin OF eX-treasurcr Comp
ton, has been here on a visit for the
past two OF three weeks.
Young Mr.. Ieod, of Akron, was in
the city on Tuesday. He is an atty-at-
law and dcvotcs his spare moments to
adjusting constitutional law to local
officers.
Il. c. Ericsson left on Tuesday for Oko
boji to enjoy his second season Of fish
ing for the iiny tribe. He took his old
est son along with him. while Mrs. T..
and daughters spend II vacation with
Ericsson family in Big Springs.
On Sunday night u gang of % tramps
enjoyed their slumber within the pre-
cincLs Of our sacred city. In the morn
ing, they in a body made formal appli-
cation Of the city for food. Bologna
aud bread was given them and they de-
parted for the harvest fields north.
George w. Robinson brought to this
office on Tuesday II stalk OF sweet corn
which he plucked from out of his
garden. 1t measused IN V ten feed
from the top OF the roots to the heah
OF the tlssel. 1t was OF the Evergreen
variety and for sweet corr beats any
thing our eyes ever gazcd upon.
Mrs. J. McGrath has q cactus OF the
might blooming cereus' variety which
one night this week blOomed into such
sweet fragrance that it scented the
room with its heavenly perfume Quite
~ number paid Mrs. McGrath a visit
that night to witness the event and it
we'll paid their efforts.
Castaclia Republican: Miss Chariot
tn East. court ~stcnOgrapher Tor Judge
Smith, lost her gold watch and chain
between Wheeler and Armour after the
adjournment of court. The movements
are of Elgin make, and there was Il
short chain and pendant attached. The
initials &c. E. were engraved on the
case.
Julius Schactzel jr.. has been quite
i'll during the past week from IN attack
nf infant summer complaint. Ills faith
or and mother who are taking their VA
-. -. a.. lDn.;H, fN.>opt tvns. H,fNfifS.
ed hy telegraph TO return. 1t Is to be
hoped that the little fellow will o
IN. up and around rs usual. He is stop
ping with his grandfather and grand
mother, DR.. j. Griffin Comfy and wife.
VIM. Sayles, tho veteran farmer of
Sioux Valley, called nj the COURIER of
flee on Monday. Mr.. Y. Seamonds. OF
Sioux Valley, was also 4 caller, ha, mig
come down with his son who is at
tending the county institute. Messrs
Sayles and SeamOnd reports crop con-
ditions in their township as being first
class, The storm did not blow down
the wheat or oats near SO badly AS on
the bottom.
The Baptis Young Peoples Union Of
America will hold its fifth annual con
vention in Baltimore, Md, July 1871.
The Baptist Young Peoples Society
has made great progress the past i've
years. The convention will hold It's
meetings in n large tent l95x32o teet.
The state rallies will be held in the
different churches Of the city. An at
tendance 10000 is expected. itev. Mr..
Newman. Of Akron, who preached here
last Sunday left on Monday to attend
as the Akron delegate.
Among the Chautauaua items of the
Daily sentinel of Madison are the fol-
lowing: CDR. Collins OF VcrmiIlion APP
peared Yesterday afternoon in 4 cOrnet
solo and created such Il fine impression
with his silver toned instrument that
he will be in great demand for the next
week Mrs. Carhart, Miss Dolly
Hunt aud Miss Julia Freeman are up
from Elk Point. Miss Freeman will he
the guest of Mrs. Willis Patterson and
remain a month. Miss Freeman Ia
said to ho an accomplished pianist"
Miss Kate McConville. the accom-
nliskel duughtet Of Mr.. and. Mrs. +. j..
McCOnyille. of Sioux Valley, FLEE q
hOnd us ~executrix for the estate OF
Father Flanagan last Saturday In the
sum 81 10000. Miss McConvilie IL not
only the executrix hut Is the late faith
er,s heir During life. Father Flanna-
gan IA Miss McConyilles spiritual adj
wiser had taken a great deal 81 interest
In her welfare and his disposition Of
his property In her power WINS the re-
suit Of the esteem and high regard that
Father Flanagan possessed Tor the
Young lady. The property consists OF
MANY acres of farm land and Ia estimn.
ted 10 be worth many thousands OF
dollars.