Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-01
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
SIOUX VALLEY.

| NALLHNs
Mrs. L. ]. Ericsson and daughter,
Selma, had business at Elk Point Sat.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan from Sioux City
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs, John
Fredell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Wiberg of Sphinx
we're Sunday visitors at P. G. Wiberg's
in Union Creek.
Hon. o. e. Lawson of,Blg Springs
was pleasant caller at the home OF Fl.
Gassman Sunday.
The young people enjoyed a hop at
Garland Saturday evening. They say
they had fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Peterson OF
Sphinx we're entertained at dinner with
Rev. Olof Wallin Sunday.
Several of our neighbors have been
suffering from cold lately, having the
same symptoms as la grippe.
Mrs. P. Shoulberg has been under
the weather the past week, but Is
slightly improved at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans p. johnson from
the southwest corner of the township
called,at John Hultgren's Thursday,
Miss Ovidia johnson enjoyed herself
last week visiting relatives north of
Beresford. She returned home Fri
day.
Mrs. Chas Anderson, who had a Sc
rous attack of blood poisoning caused
by rusty nail, is slowly improving, 9
are pleased TO relate.
John Fredell with family and com
pany from Sioux City and Chicago we're
splendidly entertained at the home OF
Peter Shoulberg Sunday.
Louise Ericsson assisted Mrs. L. ].
Reeves with her housework last week.
Mrs. Reeves health is very poor and
has been for some time.
Patrick Liudolom came down from
Lennox Saturday and spent Sunday at
the pleasant home of II. Rossbach. Mr..
Lind blom is fine violin player.
A. w. johnson and daughter, Fern,
enjoyed themselves in Sioux Falls
from Thursday until Saturday of last
week. They report the carnival a
snlandid success
Carl Engholm marketed some choice
porkers in Alcester Friday, for which
he received 81 81 per hundred Alces-
ter Is always better market place for
hogs than Akron.
The Sewing society is invited to
meet at the home of John Sellberg
Thursday of this week. Come out, ey-
erybody, and have an enjoyable after
noon at Mr.. Sellberg's lnvitahe and
pleasant home.
Prof. Christ Morterud came up from
Sioux City Wednesday 10 recuperate
few days on his fathers farm. Mr..
Morterud holds lucrative position as
instructor in telegraphy at Browns
Business College.
Chas. Winquist from Kiron, Iowa,
writes that he will come out here next
spring and take charge OF their farm,
the Wo0dlawn place, which will be
vacated by L. E. Erickson, who for a
number of years has farmed the same.
Mrs. L. e. Ericsson ard Mrs. s. j.
Gassman called on Mrs. J. p. Lund
Thursday. Mrs. Lund Is still confined
to the bed, suffering all the time with
rheumatism, which dreadful disease
has kept her in the sick room for q
number OF years. She has the sym
pathy of the entire neighborhood.
Emil Olson and Alice Peterson were
married at the home OF the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peterson o.
Akron, Wednesday morning, only the
nearest relatives being present to wit
ness the ceremony. The newly mar
ried couple departed for st. Louis OF
the afternoon train, where they will
spend part Of their honeymoon, attel
which their friends will find them a
home on Chas. OIson's farm 10 Siou1
Valley. We extend congratulations.
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