Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-10-28

Miss Marcella Mangan is visiting
with friends at her old home in Beres-
ssford.
Lawyer George w. Kellogg, OF Sioux
City, was IN town Tuesday on legal
business.
DR.. Rhoden informs us that John
Herrity, who recently had three ribs
broken by fall. is able TO be about
again.
A coat of paint and other improve
ments have made Ed Quick's residence
on Court street, very tasty and pleas
ant home.
Andrew johnson, who has been fore.
man on the section here for the past
four years, has accepted position with
Schumacher's bridge crew.
For sALE-One Garland range, six
holes and reservoir. Good as new.
Large size. Fifteen dollars cash.
c. D. LUFKIN.
c. ID. Lutkin returned Saturday
morning from Chicago. During mis-
absence he visited with his sister in
Bloomington. H., and sold her a
Chickering piano.
Ole Ofstad, of Nora, was transacting
business in the city Tuesday. Ole
QUAIL OF the same place was also in
town Tuesday and made pleasant call
at the COURIER Office.
Marshal Troskey received tele-
phone message Tuesday from the
sheriff at Wayne, Nebr., stating that
two teams of horses had been stolen
there on Monday night.
Mrs. L. N. Grill, of Richland, had an
operation performed on her right eye
last Friday. The work was done by a
Sioux City physician, and is reported
to have been very successful.
The following people visited our
schools last week: Mrs. H. NJ. Harlan,
Mrs. Jerry Ryan, DR.. J. w. Ellis,
Miss S. Jackson, Mrs. J. w. Fall, Mrs.
Pat Curry, Mrs. Ira Nichols and Mrs.
J. Weber.
A. x. Dewick and wife are both con.
valescent this week. This family have
had more than their share of sickness
during the past few weeks, and the
COURIER is pleased TO state that they
are recovering.
Miss Anna Hayes was 20 years old
Saturday and number of her friends
surprised her at her home in the
evening. They left several useful and
valuable presents and most kindly
feeling toward their recipient
James Quinn, of Civil Bend, is feed.
ing fifty head Of cattle for Matt Flynn,
proprietor of the Sioux City Vinegar
Works. Will Strobel reports tina,
there is large number of Civil Bend
farmers who will feed from twenty tC
sixty head this winter, and they all
seem to think 1t will prove profitable
Mr.. II. C. Shattuck will return tt
his home in Lodi, California, in few
days, after a visit with his brother r..
l.. Shattuck, west of the city. Mr.
Shattuck is here for the first time afte,
an absence of some four years and wi
be remembered by large number o
people here.
Mr.. John Metz, mayor of Lena, Ill.
and his daughter, Mrs. Fall, are visit
ing at Mr.. Pat Curry's this week
Mr.. Metz is the uncle of Mrs. Curry
and Miss Mary Kapfer, of this city
The early part OF the week Mr.. ant
Mrs. Curry, accompanied by Mr.. Met;
and Mrs. Fall, visited relatives al
| Akron.
Mesdames Hickey and Wiseman en-
tertained about 40 OF their lady friend
last week. A pleasant afternoon wa
passed, and an elegant luncheon served
The ladies were given sheets OF paper
| and asked to write the names OF thu
state, county and city officers. Th'
first prize was given to Mrs. E. W
| Miller.
| Miss Daisie M. Wenner, sister Q
E. Z. Wenner, Of this city, who viii
be remembered by many of our younl
people. will be married at her mother
home in Peoria, Ills, next Wednesday
The fortunate groom is Mr.. Newell
Smith of that city. The COURIER ex
tends congratulations.
We are reminded that we omitted t
menti on Mrs. Mary Chamberlain las
week as one of the ladies to who's
assistance the success OF the suffrag
convention was largely due. We wer
unable to attend the sessions durin
the day ourselves, and the Oversight
was entirely unintentional.
Mr.. C. D. Lufkin while in Chicag