The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-02-27

ASsiS E~l oi#oh WYNN LII IL
Mrs. William Scott was an arrival
from Spearfish Monday evening for
a visit with her daughter, Miss Alice
Scott.
Miss Cornclia Beach came down
from Piedmont Friday evening and
spent Saturday with her parents in
this city.
Mrs. E. l.. Gilbert came down
from Rockeryille Saturday and left
on the evening train for visit with
friends at Chadron.
Mrs. Geo. Swinehart was a We'd
nesday evening passenger for Oma-
ha, where she will enter a hospital
and undergo an operation.
Mrs. Tom Sweeney, Mrs. James
HALEY, Mrs. A. X. Gardner and
Miss Margaret Keliher are among
the grip victims this week.
G. M. digger and wife returned
from Yankton Sunday, where they
had been attending the golden we'd
ding of Mr.. Dilger's parents.
Rev. Joel Smith, who was i'll a
good part of last week, was able to
fill his place in the Methodist pulpit
Sunday morning and evening.
Neil Mulligan left for his home at
Falls City, Nebr., after having
spent the past two weeks here visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Higgins.
Otto Hamerly was up from Smith
vile Tuesday and renewed his faith
in The UNION. He reports stock in
good condition down that way.
Sunday was Washington's birth
day anniversary and Monday was
observed as a legal holiday, at least
by the banks, they being closed all
day.
Tom German was brought to
town Monday evening with his feet
badly frozen. Heis in a pretty hard
shape and may suffer the loss of his
toes.
The Royal Neighbors treated the
members OF the Modern Woodmen
to a royal repast and social good
time at the lodge rooms Wednesday
evening.
Misses Ella, Gertrude and Rhoda
Reed arrived Thursday morning
from DesMoines, Iowa, to be pres
ent at the funeral of their father,
%. B. Reed.
Misses Whiteside and Best return
ed from Keystone Wednesday, where
they assisted ina concert Tuesday
evening. Keystone people we're de-
lighted with their selections.
William G. Dalbey Of Black Hawk.
and Miss Anna NJ. Gable Of Hot
Ispringgs, united in marriage at
the court house in this city last
Tuesday by Justice F. f. Joy.
While suffering from neuralgia
Wednesday Mrs. James HALEY took
an overdose Of medicine for its relief
and for a time her life was despaired
Of. She is doing nicely now, how
ever.
Don't overlook the aOwl Social"
given by the Epworth League at the
Methodist parsonage this (F'riday)
evening a delightful program
will be rendered and there will be
plenty to eat.
Notices were posted about town
q few days ago addressed to ell.
members Of labor unions and all
friends Of organized labor asking
them not to enlist in the state mill
tia companies.
Word was received from Chicago
Iuesdss7saat James w. Fowler, who
y e the Presbyterian hospital,
chicago, has undergone an opera
ton nicely and that the operation
was successful.
g Miss Y: ., Trissler was d Wednes-
Gay eve passenger for Long Beach,
california, where she will visit for q
tlme and then go to Los Angeles to
accept 9 lucrative position and re-
main indefinitely.
Mrs. S. Josie Hill was an arrival
Monday rdy from q two mouths visit at
ners&oa hons in Massachusetts.
|she vas accompanied By her young
lest SON. .I0sanh Harry .rhn ha. 49,