Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-08-13

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| Joe Flageolle came home from Sioux
City Monday evening.
Will O'Hara and Roy Montague drove
to Sioux City Friday.
Miss Anna Manning of Elk Point, is
visiting with Celia Ryan.
Mrs. j. d. Mooney of Sioux City is
here visiting with relatives
Richard and Charlie Beaucheman we're
Sioux City visitors Thursday
Chester McGrath of Elk Point was
here calling on friends Monday.
c. G. Dickerson of Fullerton, N. d.,
arrived here Monday to visit friends.
Try our homemade pastry.
ADAMS & STEVENSON
Miss Lizzie Gary and Mrs Minnie
Maxtield came up from Sioux City Sun
day.
A large plumber of base ball fans at
tended the ball game at Riverside Sun
day.
Joseph Limoges, wife and baby drove
up early Sunday morning and spent the
day here.
Miss Clotilde Montague and Carl Pr
nard visited with friends in Elk Point
Sunday.
Art Montague, Albert LaBrune, Jack
Finley and Jack Enright left Saturday
for North Dakota.
Clotilde Montague came home from
Sioux City Wednesday evening, after a
few weeks'stay there.
Miss Ella Malloy came up from
Rhodes, Ia, Monday evening and will
visit here with friends.
| Mrs. Merit Tracy Conway. who Was
suffering with typhoid fever, is reported
to be convalescing nicely.
Mrs. Anna Manson of Sioux City came
up Monday morning and will spend the
week here with her folks.
Father Robinson left Monday morn
ing for ST. Paul for two weeks stay
Father LOTUS is taking his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominique Gadbois and
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Lambert of S ouS
City spent Sunday here with relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Brown and child
rem came up from Sioux City Monday
and spent few days here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Berg came down
from Beresford Saturday and visited
over Sunday W it'll Mr.. and Mrs. +. A
| Bechard.
/ Mrs. c. e. Harris left for Sioux City
| Wednesday, where she will visit week
with friends before returning to hel
home in Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Collins and children OF
Davenport, Ia, arrived here Friday
evening for few days visit with hel
mother, Mrs. Mary Curran.
| Katie O'Hara came home from Sioux
lCitySunday after few weeks visit there
with friends. Miss Valentine Follis &C
companied her home for few days
stay.
The Misses Cam lila Martin and Mary
Mahan and the Messrs. Will Conway
and Gus Martin drove down from West
field Sunday and spent the day here
with friends.
i K. N. Author is suffering with an at
tack Of the typhoid fever. His parents
who are visiting in Canada, were sent
for the first of the week. The attend.
| ing physcian thinks he has the case in
hand in time TO prevent its becoming
serious.
! The following ladies enjoyed pic,
mic last Thursday at Riverside: Mrs r
| A. Bechard, u. Authier, e. Brusseau
n. w. HaviIand. + Gary. and J. b. Iii
moges, from here, and Mrs. +. O'Rourk,
and Joe Limoges, Of Sioux City, ant
Mis-. 9. r. Harris Of Chicago.
u Mrs. r. L. Prather entertained com.
lpany of ladies last Tuesday Afternoon
in compliment to Mrs. G. E.. Harris q
Chicago. The afternoon was spent in
formally, In penny reading contes
Mrs. L. Author won first prize, hand
some hand-painted dish, which was pre-
scented TO the guest Of honor. The al
cut favor, cut glass vase, was won b
Mrs. Il. Authier also. Al five o'cloc
/ the ladies were invited to the dinin
room where they were served to an ele
CANT fonr-course lunch. Sweet peas wei
used for the table decorations andthe plac
cards were heart-shaped pictures OF til
!, guest Of honor. Mrs. Frank O'Rourk
of Sioux City was an out-of-town cues
The II dies enjoy ed ! delightful afle
noon.
THE R.N. a. THIRD ANNIvERsARY Prev
The Royal Neighbor Picnic Sunda
! was one Of the most enjoyable events
the season. Over fifty Royal Neighbol
and thesr fAmilies were present. nh
] tiay va an ideal one, and At one o'cloc
\ grand picnic dinner was served,
which every one aid full justice. III