Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-31

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Jos. Henkin left last night for few
days visit in Kansas City.
Mrs. Il r, Burlingame Is sufferine
from severe attack Of the grip.
Bob Kent is here this week, coming
home from Plainview. Neb for Christ.
mas.
Mrs. M. Hoffman Jr., went 10 Worth
ing Monday TO yisit relatives for few
days.
Lloyd Halter came down from Alces-
ter for Christmas and remained until
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Dyer came up from Sioux
City for q christmas and over-sunday
visit at home.
Mrs. Beatrice Morey will take q few
pupils in vocal culture at the fremont
House after Jan. /.
Miss Madeline Eaton OF Vermillion
visited here with her mother Christ
mas and over Sunday,
Miss Edythe Coverdale. who is teach
ing at Big Springs, is spending the
holiday vacation at home.
Miss Katie Kane OF Aurelia, Iowa, is
visiting her sisters here, Mrs. j. X. Jen-
son and Miss Agnes Kane.
The whole of the Minty family. with
the exception of one daughter, spent
christmas at the parsonage.
Luverne Maupin OF Egan Is shere
spending the holiday vacation with
Grandpa and Grandma Morris.
Mrs. Perry and Master Earl, Mrs.
Carl Anderson's mother and brother
from Sioux City, spent Christmas at
the Anderson home.
Mrs. J.. G. Rhoden left yesterday af.
ternoon for Chicago to spend New
Years with her relatives there. She
will make an extended visit before her
return,
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Wilson and fam
| lily of Hawarden, Iowa, and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Wilson Jr. and baby OF
Avon were Christmas guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs e. B. Wilson.
Jos. Ricard's house caught on FIRE
Tuesday morning from adjective flue.
A lively little blaze was started, but
with the assistance of some OF the
neighbors 1t was soon under control
without calling the fire department.
Rev C. e. Carroll was caller. at
the M, E parsonage the day after
Christmas. Hereported an encourag-
| ing opening OF his work at Rlchland,
especially a successful service on Christi
mas night, notwithstanding the severe
weather. He will be there again the
first Sunday in January.
Prot. Fl E.. French and Mise Carrie
Bartholomew are In attendance this
week at the annual meeting OF the State
Teachers Association ut Aberdeen.
Prof. French went Monday, so as to at.
tend the meeting Of the State Reading
Circle, OF which he is member.
The charge to publishers for the
Iotca Homestead has lately been in.
creased. Hereafter the Homestead and
the COURIER will cost 81 per year.
This includes the two monthlies, the
Poultry Farmer and the Formers Issti
Itute, nice $3.50 ombination for SO in
advance.
| Subject at the Baptist church next
Sunday morning, Self Seeking.
Evening, 1.-THE Greatness of Jesus. 4
1t is the intention OF the pastor to sc
clothe these subjects, and especially
the evening theme, as to make them
appeal to every thinking man. Come
and you win not be disappointed.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lee and family
are spending the holiday vacation here
at Mrs. Lees former home, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alison Bovee's. Miss Sadie Bovee
10 also here Not less than ten Huron
people have been visiting here this
week, causing quite decrease In the
population OF that enterprising town.
| Revival meetings began In the M r
church last Sunday and the attendani .
and interest are nightly increasing
Bros. c. M. and O. S Bryan also DR..
Nicholson, president OF Mitchell Coll
lege, are expected to preach sermons
this week. tsev. G. NJ. Bryan will de-
liver sermon next Sunday morning
on THE Plan of salvation illustrat.
ed by chart. The revival meetings
will be continued next week.
| To improve the appetite and
strengthen indigestion. try few dosei
lof Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
4 Tablets. Mr.. j. Fl. Seitz. OF Detroit,
Mich, says, "Tney restored my appe
tite when impaired, relieved me of q
bloated feeling and caused pleasant
and satisfactory movement OF the bow
els. /" There are people 10 this commu-
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