Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-03-30

Grass and vegetable seeds d slI klnds at
aeo. Hasson's
Charles 8. Harter has moved to the
Blair residence 10 the east part Of
town
| Miss Mamie Bramner Is now learning
the millinery trade here To Mrs r. a
smiths shop.
The revival meetings now 10 pros
ress at The Methodist church are be-
Ing well attended
g. NJ Whittacar left Thursday for
Wagner s. D., where be will rema n
during the summer.
Miss Wall, who nas been telching
district No. AZ, will teach Miss Hayes
school during her Illness
Mr. ). j. Sharon, who travels for an
Omaha shoe firm, was ia the city last
week visiting with bis family.
MrY. Pearl Tnomp.on u Sioux g tyI
arrived here Friday for weeks yist.
with her mother, Mrs Terrence.
Albert Daisy OF Sioux City and sister,
Mrs. Josephine Tucker OF Civil Bend,
were In Town on business Saturday
Mrs. Hattie HAYES OF Minneapolis
went to jefferson Friday for q short
visit with her brother, Art strobel.
Mrs. e. Al. Smith was In Jefferson
and Akron Tuesday. She will start
branch millinery store in both places.
Prof Il. G. Woodburn and Ralph
Reid attended the basket bali game OF
the Y. M. G. A. at Sioux City Friday
night.
Bert Munson was taken very i'll last
Thursday afternoon while at his work
at the court house, but Is better at
this present writing.
Ray Ellis, who Is attending college at
Yankton, ). ID, arrived here Friday
for q few days visit with his parents.
1t Ii spring vacation there.
The ladies OF the w. r. G. viii hold |
an April-FOol party at the home or
Mrs. Rome on Saturday afternoon in
place OF the regular meeting
Mrs. .. Al. Leyinick. who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Fl. e. Beckwith
for the past two weeks, returned to
her home In Lakefeld, Minnesota,
Tuesday
Miss Edith Miller, daughter Of Will
son Miller, Of Virginia township, was
here tor a visit last week and for the
teachers examination Friday. She re-
turned 70 her home Monday.
Mrs. NJ. i. Hodges and daughter,
Lizzie, left Tuesday for Seneca, Potter
county. The former will spend the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. T. T.
Dack and the latter will look after her
claim near BY.
| Elmer Budde's little daughter Is at
the hospital She Is suffering from d
nervous disease which will probably
keep her out OF school for some time,
though she Ia reported better today
Pierre Dakotan.
The supper given By the Congrega-
tiOnal Ladies Missionary society, held
ut the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Anderson on last Friday evening, was
very successful. There was large At
tendance and $40 was cleared.
Miss Mamie RIckstein went TO Selby
last week where she will work during
tho summer in restaurant. Miss
Rlckstein ID the daughter of Frank
Rlckstein, who recently boughtthe old
Bland place four miles south OF town
and moved here from Woonsocket-
County Commissioner Main was sum
moned 10 Wilmington, Illinois, Monday
by Telegram announcing the serious
illness ofslis mother there. She is
suffering from pneumonia and being
eighty-iive years Of age and Of feeble
health, II Is feared she is Ia critical
coalition,
| A subscription paper was circulated
among the business men 81 this city
Fridsyto Iipance the base ball team for
this season. The business men gave
| literally and also said there was more
money still waiting FOR them II needed.
This promises VI some good base ball
gam Cd this season.
Notice, Firemenl
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