Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-05-21
|. of Them
Largest line Of Millinery
PURELY PERSONAL.

PURELY PERSONAL.
Hal Perkins is in Akron, Iowa.
E. E. Carter of Ponca was In town on
Monday.
r. 2. Shriner enjoyed the Sabbath IN
VermilliOn.
Rev. G. O'Reilly was in Vermillion
on Wednesday.
Julius Sckaetzel made business trip
to Alcester one day this week.
Hon. Isaac Moore, OF Civil Bend,
was In the city on business Tuesday
Miss Mae r. L. Moore of Chicago
was stopping at the fremont on Tuesday.
Will Slaughter, of the Akron Milling
company graced our streets on Tuesday.
Harry Joy and Alva Hasson made q
flying trip tc Jefferson On Tuesday afternoon.
Hon. E. w. Miller and wife and H.
M. Wallace left IN Saturday for Hot Springs.
DR.. Gertie Collins, of Vermillion.
| 70 Akron.
Cook. were up on saturday to attend the demo-
| cratic convention.
Miss Ida Skate departed for Dubuque
on Friday to visit her grandfather, samuel
Skaife and other relatives.
Mrs. Frank J. Snyder Of Coleman, s.
d., will arrive next week to visit with her sister
| in-law, Mrs. A. d. RingSrud.
r. Malloy left on Tuesday for Alb.
erdeen. He will represent Union county in the
| state democratic convention.
i l.
morning left for Sioux Falls after pleasant
visit with her son, w. 7. Buchanan.
| Miss Allie Talcott arrived from
YanktOn on Friday to be able to be present al
the graduation exercises Of the high school.
week and took a scoot out In the mountains to
try his hand with the festive mountain trout.
! Miss Myra Maynard left for Hawar.
den on Tuesday, after having completed years
work as assistant principal In the high school.
Revs. Hofstad and Tetli OF Canton,
with their wives, are in attendance at the Nor
wegian Lutheran conference now being held In
BrIle.
John Clementson, G. D. Luflxin Joe
| Henkin and others were In Akron Wednesday
night to participate inthe concert given at that
place.
Rev. A. M. Pipes and family departed
| on Monday for Humboldt, lathe Indictment
weather preventing their departure the week
| before.
A. O. Ringsrud, G. H. Freeman,
George X. Freeman, and Frank Cummins vii
| Shriners' blow out.
Revs. LION of Vermillion, Andrews
Of st. Paul, SOlm Of Sioux Falls are also present
1t the conference being held In the st. Pau
Lutheran church In Brlle.
Charles Kimball on Tuesday was
transacting business In our municipality. He
places VermiliOn after his name as the town In
| which his home Is located.
Rev. Minde Of Madison, and Rev.
Lee OF Sioux City, arrived on Monday to attend
eran church Of the Canton district.
DR.. L. G. Mead of Yankton passed
On ms e
the superintendent 0finsane asylums.
Geo. Caster and family, who have
been resieing hereabouts for several years, de
parted for Missouri last Friday. They go FOL
good. Their home will be in Carthage. MO.
| Mrs. F. M. Gilmore leaves on Thurs
day for Fairbault, MIMI, for visit with he
husbands parents. She will be accompanied
by her son George and daughter. Miss Grace.
| Rev. L. S. Nelson arrived from tn,
Red River valley in Minnesota on Tuesda
morning. ne reeHrne snd ns ne Is nov
him.
| Father Kelley of this city and Fathe
Redmond Of Lead City, in the Black Hills, lei
| on Tuesday for Alexandria, where they 20 10 at
tend exercises connected with the Catholi
church.
| The Misses Beebe, of Ipswich, IS. D
and Miss Grace Nash Of Sioux City. Iowa. wer
;S OBJECT q hea vs was
her graduation At the high school excuses.
Miss Phelps, a returned missionar
from the MikadO's empire, arrived ON Tuesda
TO be present AZ the convention Of the Distrle.
She was accompanied by ! handsome and a. pre Il
Japanese woman-Nan Yung H Tang by name
George Jones, an inmate OF the Yanh
ton asylum, managed 70 make his escape on
day last week and on Tuesday made his appeA
, ance In Elk Point He was NOT dangerous mai
, but seemed wOfully demented. Tailor Carte
locked him up and notified tie authorities
YanktOn.
Vermillion Republican: Tommy Nj
lnerny delivered his Freshman Grafton In chap
} on Saturday morning last. and those who hear
was .Wlat Shall We DO WITH the Liquor ia
| hc?" and 1t Was treated with rare ability. II
chapel was well filled and all speak well OF II
thought and composition. ~ also the delivery.
Mrs. s. o. Detlie Of Sioux Falls a
. rived Tuesday and IN the guest of friends
; Brule. She II . delegate 70 the Lutheran co
} | ference A month ago Mrs. Detlie's accomplish
ed daughter. Sena, died after = lingering Hines
Abs WAS one OF the most accomplished your
ladies In the state, and her death WAS sevel
blow both to her friends and sOrr0wing parent
i Our public school teachers have a
ready started to various points TO enjoy and IN
prove the moments Of their vacation. Mi
MAYNARD left for HawXrden on Tuesday NOR
. Ing. in the afternoon Miss Kate Ceilings le
for Monroe, Wis, to visit relatives. Miss Co
!, HassOn and Miss Agnes DOyen departed {
Chicago, the former to take special course
. at, md the latter an advanced course IN p
mary teaching. Miss kapfer leaves In We,
or two for Akron, L., TO visit relatives, viii
!. Prof. H. r. Miller departs next week for Paul
ton, 3. ID where he will conduct q two weel
a teAcheas' institute Miss DOllie Hunt In al n
lihOOd will remain at home for much need,
rest, q well ~ Miss BOvee.
Call for anything In Bread and Cal