Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-07-14

!. French Il visiting with his broth
er Leo this week:
! Miss %. May Miller returned Thurs
day from Madison
| Mrs. e. d. Woods visited ut Akron
Monday and Tuesday.
| +. g, Ericsson went to Alcester Mon.
day, returning Tuesday.
Miss Blanch SWEET went To Jefferson
Tuesday for q short visit.
| Ralph Ma6gau OF Beresford visited
with bis parents one day this week.
Mrs. E. Smith OF SIOUX Falls Is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. q. Fl Hart.
Mr.. Brown Of Washington. ID. C, ii
Wishing this week at the home Of Geo.
Rust.
=, r. Hurley, formerly Of this city
but now q EIandreau, passed through
here Tuesday
Miss Winnie Daily of Sioux City Ii
spending q few days with her aunt,
Mrs. Ellen Keaville.
/ Mrs. Knapp and daughter OF Omaha
IRE the gsests Of Mrs. Kaapp's sister,
Mrs. N Hoffman, Jr.
Miss Marcella Mangan, who visited 3
week with Miss Walden All Madison,
resuraed home Saturday.
| MR.. Alex Reynick and schildren Of
| Minneapolis returned home Tuesday,
after months visit In the city.
| Mrs. J. r. Mead OF Marshalltown,
LA, arrived last Saturday for q visit
with her old school mate, Miss Kath-
| ryn M. French,
| Swlft's Pride Soap ID the highest
gr.de lanndsy soap made. II never
harms the most delicate fabric. Makes
4 holiday of Monday.
| Mankato Commercial College, Man
katD. Mimi, has The finest catalogue
prin4ea BY any school. II you are in-
terested send for one.
| Mrs.. w. S. Harter and daughter
Miss Mabel left ON Monday for Fort
Dodge, Ia, wnere they will visit with
RELATIVES Tor two months.
! A combination OF Elk Point ball
players went I'D TO Vermillion Tuesday
and showed The VermilIion gentlemen
the fine points 81 the national game
/ BIZ i score Of Is 10 I.
| Mrs. Garry Freeman returned on
| Saturday morning to her home ~ AL
| bert Lea, MIMI Alter having spent
about two months Ia The city with
| relatives and friends.
| Mrs. Fred Stroble, who has been via
iting with her daughter, Mrs. Halves,
at Minneapolis for the past Eve weeks,
returned Saturday night Mrs. Stro'
ble's health ii much improved.
! Mrs. Alison Bovee, who has been
! with her daughter at Ponca and under
u doctors cars there FOR the past
month. returned home Friday. She
was accompanied By Miss Leila.
All persons having say ngs Accomnt
/ With tho First National Rnnk wili please
| HAND ~ their pass books as soon rs con.
venient after the 1sthdmy Of JnIy and re
celve credit TOR the interest dme On thai
date,
4 Miss Lois French Of Mequoketa, Ia,
who graduated from the Madison Nor
mai this year, has been rendered j
Ipoaltlon ii EaseliIue. s ID. rs Teacher
Fla the intermediate department Of The
school there.
HI 6 smith, who II the largest
grover Of early potats 81 ii this yIcIn-
lily, commenced digging for shipment
July : and II skipping large quantities.
and 30 far has received an average Of
about 8l 100 per bushel for them.
! Il. Morrls, who has been seriously
Ill Tor the past Two or three weeks, re-
mains ID about the same critical con-
EDITION Id Inst week. although al times
he shows signs ii Improvement II II
hoped that MIR. Morris may recover
soon.
Work on the new residence Of J Fl
Wood is progressing rapidly The
| first lloor has been laid md the ioist
aud stnddlng arc now going up' Ths
plumbing work il being done as the
building progresses thus saving con-
INislarMhle exnppAe III il lpSurinn il GOOD