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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-27
LOMBARD Man
is SPEAKER
President Fisher Delivers the
Commencement Address at
Augustana College.
DEGREES ARE GIVEN TO 10
Orator Takes Scholarship and En-
thusiasm as Subject-Gradua-
ton of Seminary.

Today is the day of days at Angus
tana college, commencement day.
The exercises of the day were held
under favorable circumstances, the
sun shining forth and dispelling the
clouds which early in the morning
threatened to mar the festivities. A
concert by the college band was held
between and 10 o'clock, when the
exercises in the chapel commenced.
The chapel wass filled when the pro-
gram opened.
The college orchestra opened the
program with Sousa's STARS and
Stripes Forever" and Tobani's Fairy
Queen" after which the audience
sang Holy, Holy, Holy" Rev, o. A.
Henry of Clinton, Iowa gave the in
vocation. The Wennerberg chorus
sang the "Star Spangled Banner"
and sang with such enthusiasm that
it was heartily encored. The chorus
responded with "BjOrneborgarne' s
Marsch,"' and was encored second
time, this time responding with On
ward
Lombards President Heard.
DIR. Andreen then introduced DR..
l.. b. Fisher, president of Lombard
college, the speaker of the day. LON
bard and Augustana, said DR.. An
dreeu, are sister institutions which
have grown up together, constituting
two of the several influential demon
national constitutions in northern Hi
nOis. Both are pioneer institutions
Lombard being founded in 1850 anC
Augustana in 1860.
Dr. Fisher was given an ovation
when he arose to speak and respond
ed gracefully to the introduction. The
subject he had chosen for his ad
dress. he said, was Scholarship ant
Enthusiasm. He spoke in part a!
follows:
Must I, before | begin, apologize fol
having chosen such topic as enthusi
asm for this time and place? Do
not know that enthusiasm about any
thing is very bad form? To show ;
happy surprise and fresh joy at any
thing one sees is childish and Onl!
proves that one has not seen much o
the world That will never do. Toda,
a man must at least pretend that HI
has seen everything, even if he has t
buy foreign hotel labels by the gros
and paste them all over his hand bag
gage. The modern correct man is thu
blase man. He has long since seen al
the sights and felt all the thrills, ant
nothing interests him any more Fo
him all sources of enthusiasm are lon
since exhausted the world for him /
sucked orange, life dull routine
He is weary and bored passenger o
life's dull craft across a dead grey Sc
under this inverted bowl we call tn
sky. Let us yawn, let us look boreC
let us kill enthusiasm lest some on
shall think that we are inexperienced
young. or fresh.
They tell us that even our babe
have seen too much and had so niue
that the prospect of the most elabOrat
party or Christmas tree awakens nc
even a languid smile. Who dareS,
the face of all this, to ask an aud
ence, and a college audience at tina
to think for the space of even fe
minutes about enthusiasm?
liz schools BEST Asset.
"Yet, bad form as it is, | am ventu
ing in these haunts of learning to pl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-27

All the news all the time-The Argus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-04

britilhe 8eruniall-slma5o Company
Die slnflage erbobelt oab 1ie Iid il1 ser
@ebanolung Der III ibren 9ienltcn
ltebenoen Ssnoianer uilo 8orbaones=
gteser S6euBlihfeiten iduloig lnode,
oenen gegeniiber Die bielperl6rieenen
&oneo=@rell ser geIger -nDflig borm-
los eri6einen. 9as 9luspdrtige Mnli
bot ben britii1en @eianbten in 2ino
init genauer 1nterlllhung oes Eotbe-
ltanoes betrauf.
@inen iebr giinltigen Sinans=
altsmeis peroffentIibt ser yNor6beut=
ide 2lopo". Ser ioeben erfdienene
gerift entbaIt oie Mitteilnng SOB
oas erite babe Sabr einen Nein-lle-
bcri6uB in Ser Sobe BON flint Mil=
lionen Marf ergeben bat, gegeuiiber
eirem 8etriebsberlilit bon iieben Nil-
lionen Marf ipabreno oes gleihell
3eitraum oes porigen sSabres. Die
9eIieruttg lit baupti6blib Die 5olge
Der erbobten ginnabmen i'm @e-
ibaftsberfebr NIT 3oromnerifa. Spe-
5iell miro Der geiteigerte 3tpiiGen=
beds =gerfebr ellten Yrofit ab. Die
5lDeite SaIfte bes laltfenoen sSnbres
lpeiit bis iest Elm gleid glltes @efddfi
alf.
Sn Ser Iolliput=s =s9us1tation
5it greslau fino iioeben nidt ipeni-
ger als 5tpan5ia 8erionen eingeIiefert
moroerL I'M ar5tlih bebanneIt 81
peroen. sic itamnen aus Dem arei-
lie Submit BEG id'Ieiiiden Megie-
rungsbe5irfs Gppeln. Mebrere bon
ibnen Iito BON tollen 9unoen qe=
biiien moroen. Dte llebriaen, uelhc
nit ben 9erlestert perfebrten, inns
Der @oriidt baIber aleidfaIs in ar5t-
lifle 9ebanofung gegeben.
Gelonoers in fiinltIeriIhen
areiien bat bie 4unbe oufridtiat
geilnobme eriuedt, oab Der angemein
befannte Gbeateraaent @eorg 5anit-
leben 5elbftmoro begongen bat. Der
6ereits gieb5isiabriee bate 2ell9t-
gos eingeatrnet. l1eber oie l1riad)a
lit nidlts 9taheres befoifnt.
Hooin's Stonbbilo 8ictor 5u-
gos in Garis lit inter feierlihen;
Geremoniea i'm 8artelt- bes Halois
Ropal 5nr Ginleitltng Der JeftpDhe
elltbillt ruorben init tpelher oas
fiinf5igjabrige Subilalm beg grihel-
mems Der v2egenoe oes iiecles" BE-
.ganaen tpiro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-04
Ierns.

Sic Stabt ubalbe ipuroe am
Smuifag Hlorgen por 9agesnnbrub
BON eillern Geuer beinlgeluht oas
bic @eihdftsbduIer an Der gfe ser
@ettp ilno Der Nopal Strabe SER
iforte. Der Belanntlhaben belGuft
iih auf ungefdbr $4,000. Gie
9erlnittrdser iino: 8ullianl's Gub-
naareneelddft, gootb's 2eibitaa
Roberts & Stetpart's Sottlerel,
SornbD & 9rolprL 9onl ssobnion,
Mootp's Shnie6e uno llbaloe ssur-
niture gornpanp. 0as StepenIon
Sotel purbe beihdbigt, bronnte aber
nibt rieoer.
sIuf Dem gabnbof Ser Soulton
& Seras Central gabn in Mnftin
iplr0e am Samltag, Syreb 6. Eere3
BON bier, elm Shiiler Der Heacot.
Sdule unb Mitglieo oes Heacod
5ootbaG Seam, BON einem betrlnfe-
men Neger mngefalen uno ourh ei-
men WeiierItid) pertpunoet. Yeres
ipartete nit ieinen &anleraoen oui
ben 3ug nod @eoreetoipll, mo iit
ipielen iuollten. Die @unoe 1T tiei
aber nidt aeraoe gefGbrIid.
Sn 9albart bran1te am Conn.
abeno oas Saus zines getpiiien g
8. Sones ab. sssones, Ser iif) be.
reits ans Dem brennenoen Sanie ae
fliihtet batte, lief in oafielbe snriif
neil er glnubte, feline fleife 9ohtel
lei nod orinnen, mas aber ilihl
Der Saa mar. glls er im's Sous Sin
einfant, ipuroe er BON Der Sis,
iiberip1ltigt linb fiel beipuBtIos 81
gooen. Sur nit fnapper Not fonll
ten Die Jeueripebrleute i'm Iebenl
aus Dem brenneiloen 6allie brinaen
George glarf in @aco bat er
flart, oaB er nidt als &onoioa
fir oos @oupernellrsmt alftreter
perOe. Gr giebt oen 4nti- -Hrobibi
tioniiten oen Rat, fid unter alel
llmitdnoen nif einen &anoioater
5u pereinigen.
sssn ben Counties 2ibertp, Eolf
SaroifL gngeline. gpler, Sasper
Nelpton II. anoern, alle in Sit=Tera:
gelegen, iino CUR 3eit @alobrdllo'
inn @anse.
Die @eneral- -9lnpaIti6oft ia
ben Wapor bon Bbarton oapon BE
nadridtist, oab Die fiir5lid oor
abgebaltene Mbftimmllng uber ltaoti
Idle Bombs niht giiltig Jet.
aus 81 Baio miro Der Sol
BON aueuft Wenitrano uno BON 9
iG @anoea, zines olten gepobner,
| iener @eeeno genlelbet.
- Die Befn1-@rnte ipiro in Sic
lem S5abr aniheineno eine iebr groB
! iein. Nus allen @egenben ipiro ge
meloet, Dob Die 8dlune iiberreid
4 tragen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-04

lag, 10 oaB iie mebr als bier Weilen
BON aqen Shulbauiern Der llmgegenb
entfernt mar, lit abgebrannt. yeuf)
Dem Erobibitionsgeies BON genneiee
iinb feline @irti1aften in einem llni=
freiie BON bier Meilen Inn elm
Shlllbaus eeltattet. @s tparen be-
reits S6ritte getan poroen, Die 8e=
iesnaBigfeit Oct @irtlbaft allf bem
@erge eerintlid) anaufehten.
3as &riegsbepartement erbielt
Dor einigen Eageli Elm Shreiben BON
Syrou 2ouiia Compton BON Hinespiue,
2a., IN mel1en iie Dem Oepartement
n1itteiIt, lie lei oie Mltter BON 5ebfl
S0bnen unb anfrogt, Of oie gnn-
oesregierling ibr oaral1fbin ridt cine
Erdrlie beipiIIigen fonnte. Gas
ariegs0epartenlent antlportete ibr, es
lei iebr lobensipert, oab lie sebn S6b-
ne babe, aber Die Hegierllng lei nibt
beflgt, oafiir cine Brdlnie aus5u-
aablell.
Sonlltag aben0 enfgletlte III
9sittsbure, Ga., in 6olge zines sEd-
lenbrll1s, Elm StraBenbabnipagen,
als or gerabe Inn cine gde fabre.l
iuollte. 3pei 9erionen Elm illnger
Mann namens Sames DuffD nnD
elm geipiher Martin G'9foufe, MUIR
ben getotet llno abt anoere Talio-
giere puroen ihmer perlebt.
ssssn Nortb @6arns, Maiiadu-
ietts, bot iid 2eutnant 8airo, Gin
sfefrrtierungsoffi5ier ser 8uiloes-
armee, persiftet. gairo itarnnlte aus
Beaumont.
8ei elmer @as-grpIoiion i'll Ell
ner Mine 81, Mospln, Wafbinsion.
puroen adt BerIonen get0tet llnh
fiinf totlih perIest.
Die Wiiiouri, aanias & 9eros
8abn lit nit ben 9eb0rben BON Of=
laboma bobin iibereingefon1men, oab
lie finftig feline BON anbern Staaten
fommenoen @etr1nfeienoungen pnr
Der geldlognabme ourf Die geb0r.
ben bon Oflabolna ihiise1 tperoe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-04
Sc itebt an Ser Spibe.

GroBe Gaten perlangen g(nerfen=
nnng. Die Belt front ibren goa-
bringer 9esbalb front oas ameri-
faniide 8olf aub Or. Sings Stem
DISCOVERY als 40nig Ser SoIs- uno
2ungen-Seilmittel. seoer Mtom 1T
elm @eilnobeits- Sampler. gs t0tet
Seine lu1o grfdltltngen nnS Ga
Grippe peridminoet. gs beilt oie
pom Suiten angegriffenen Shleim-
baate nno beet1oet ben 9uitel &ran-
fe, ent5iin0ete 8rondaI &obreu iper-
ben gebeilt, 9iineen tperoeu furiert
uno glntlngen boren auf. 9r. Geo.
Mlore, glaf Sad, g. g., idreibt:
yGs fnrierte mir bon 2ungenleioen,
meld)es alle sler8te dis boffrllngsIos
aafgegeben 80 gts. nnb $1.0D.
Brobeflaide frei. @arantiert bon al-
len Oruqaifteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-04
M. s.. & :. gabn.

SO. 4 Na6 Dem Norben. 1880 porn
.SIber" -Nab benz Norben 900 iiafn
10. 244-6olfton etc. 1915 nad,ur
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-04
9. u. & q. y, saba.
g.. $. e g. U. lSa,lpt.ainiel

g.. s. G g. U. (Saupf- 9inie).
Nufitnft-
SO. 9-gom Often. .7:85 oorm
SO. 7-8om Often. $500 nnbm
go: f0-gl gafu u. Beiten. .7:80 ,lasbm
Mbfahrt-
SO. 10-gI Ynfo u. @eften. 1880 rarpn
SO. 10-@a9 Dem Sfteu. 1880 nasbnt
$40. 8-Nab benz Often. ..11:40 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-04
Die 8rmnblaae oes Grfolaes

lit Elm i6arfes, Flares @ebirn, unier-
itiist ourd lanbe5pinsliden @iucn
Ino raitloie Gnergie. Dies fonnt
BON Der bor5iigli6en @elunobeit, aie
Or. Sings Neue 2ebens BiIlen 6er-
oorruft. Sic beleben ,ieoes Srgan
uno balien @ebirn uno &orper allf.
s. 8. 9arnon, 2i5emore, @. Ga.,
ihreibt: ugs iino Die beiten GiIlen,
Die ih je gebrallft. 25 Cts. 6ei
alien 9rltaaiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-04
Mus Eoris mirSs oen1pI6f

slus Haris ipiro- gelneIoet, es
berride bort sroBe grbitteruns iiber
Den Graiioenten GaIieres, neil cr
ni6t an Der geeroigung Der bier,
nit Dem 2uftid)iff ga gtepubIioue"
perllngliidten Offi5iere teilgenomnleil
babe.
slus Stom miro semeloet, SAB
Der Fapit pieoer an eiuem @ibtnn-
fall Iei0et
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-04
FUR Saeo.gatfpn.

60 1T bic ib5me Sagb= =Gaiipm
gann enblid) amgebrohem,
Gs freut fid) ieber NimrDSsipbn
0fit benz idl mod geiprpfben.
3iuar it's nibt mebr ST mni'rer 3eit
gSie in ben alten Tagen,
$50 man In Ee1as, tueit nn6 brett,
SDnnt' md 8elieben jagen.
8a gab's npd) feime Manhen, bie
0eit Sta6elbradJt nnttuunben,
WDrin bas gSilb, ipiuie has 8ieb
'Ne 3nflnhtsftatt gefnnben.
Der Saser fanb ber geute piel
Mn Hutern, 6iriden, 8dren;
Sas Sagen mar ein &inberiptel,
Waan brauht's nid]t 81. entbebren.
&ent' iie6t eS ireilidj ambers ans,
Msan barf's 10 ridt ntebr treiben.
@er feline 3i5ens nabm beramS,
Ser ranF tint GpmntB bleiben.
9pf tuar etn tlebeIftanb babel,
Dit mnete 9urit man leiben,
gln ettuaS Hafient, mas es iei,
&pnnt' iid bic 3ebl' nidbt tueiben.
W2an trant oft, pbne bak man CROFT
Selbit Waifer aus ben Siimrfen,
User bent 81 Sage 10 mas ipllt',
Der tat bic Nafe riinpfen.
9pd) beut5utase iuirb beitimmt
g1an ME 10 tief snebr itnfen,
Her einen SagS5ng unternimmt
Ger iorst aud fir has Erinfen.
Sas Aiamp 8ier lit befannt,
9as bette 8ier tn Jlaifen,
9'rnm iiebt man aud gang unnertuan
Die Sager banaf baidIen.
Sp lit bas Sasem amf) mod bier
Wersniiscn unermehen;
SaS AlartD 8ier, rat i'd btr,
Sabei nid)t 81 pergeiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-04
Steneaeiud,.

Gin Hebrer nit me1reren gertififaz
ten eriter &laiie bon uoroli1en Staatet.,
beioer Sprahen md6tis. I16t cine Mnz
iteIlius nls 2ebrer. glerf ooer 8uh6als
ter. @nte Seneni1Ie. &ann altd MuIifs
unterridt erteiler Wan aboreiIiere: .f
g." Reoaftion nSrete Ereiie". Gan Srn.
tonic, Segas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-04

1 Der Mann, Der i'm Sdiafe
ipridt, lit lange niht 10 unanee-
nebm, aIs Der, bei oeifen Spreden
man einidldft,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-04

@ie cine 0epeide aus Ser
Sauptftnot Merifo meloet, miro cine
oirefte @abnperbinoung nit Central
Mmerifa IN iehs Bis iieben Monoterl
fertig geftellt iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-04

gietOria Dipifipn, q. S. & g. u.
Nnfiinft-
Roo. SO2-guero, gietoria. 1880 nadm
Mbfnbrt
SO. 30t- guero. @ictoria. $50 bonn
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19
Pleasant Ridge
Goo late for last week.

Mr.. Linshin lost valuable horse
the first OF the week by his getting
down in a stall.
Mrs. n. 2. )hnson spent last wed
nesday afternoon at A. O. Anderson 5.
Orphans Friend Society met with
Mrs. Ira Horton, Wednesday, Aug II.
Grain stacking is being greatly de-
layed on account of too much rain.
Oyidia johnson spent last Wednes-
day at Ed Kjose's.
Helma Johnson visited over Sunday
with her friend, Sadie Berg OF Sphinx.
M rs. Paul Anderson spent Monday
afternoon with her daughter, Mrs. Joe
Powell.
Minnie johnson came home from
Reresford last Saturday, after month s
stay with her sister, Mrs. 1tterness,
while three OF the Ytterness children
we're staying with their grandparents
down in this vicinity.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19

Mrs. Wallace HOWE went to Hawar-
den between trains Tuesday.
j. C. Bonney went to Sioux City
Thursday to visit relatives.
A. l.. Bennett and wife OF Hawarden
visited his parents here Wednesday.
Grice I.anpop OF Akron came up
Thursday for few days visit wit her
aunt, Mrs. James Taggard.
J. S. Farnham and wife went 10 Ak
ron Saturday returning Monday
d. K. Bennett took his daughter
Mrs. Geo. VanAllen, to Sioux City Tor
treatment at the Samaritan hospital.
Hazel Patrick and Iona Koch went
TO Hawarden Tuesday.
H.J. Schumacher left Monday for
Hot Springs S. d., where he will re-
cuperate few weeks.
Homer Bonney OF Sioux City came
home with his uncle, j. c., Monday
and will visit here this week.
Mrs. Frazier and Grandma Hender-
son OF Kingsley, Ia, mother and grand
mother OF Mrs. G. l.. Roland, visited
the Miller and Roland families last
week and left for their home Wednes-
day. Mrs. Roland went 10 Sioux City
with them.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19
Upper Civil Bend

Hiss Clara Flageolle OF Jefferson
visited at Lanes Monday.
VIM. Murdoch Is helping Mr.. Me-
CURE with his stacking this week.
Mrs. Easter Lane, who went to
Sioux City Saturday, returned Monday
afternoon.
Carl and Earl Pike attended the
picnic at Akron Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ferdig visited
at VIII Ferdig's Sunday. Monday
they visited at VIM. Lanes.
Miss Lille Lane, who attended the
picnic 10 Akron, Saturday, returned
home Monday morning.
A few from this vicinity attended
the ball game Sunday.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19
Upper Civil Bend
croo late for last week.

Harry Cooper went to Vermillion
Monday.
VIM. Lane and daughter, Lille, were
passengers to Sioux City Monday.
A number of Miss Dora fuckers
friends surprised he last Saturday
night. Ice cream was served.
Arthur Pierce OF Sioux City, is Wis
iting at G. w. Lanes this week.
Miss Glenn Wallace visited with
Mary Hayes one day this week.
Miss Dora Tucker is spending the
week with Mrs. Ralph Livingston.
Mr.. Osborne OF Minneapolis, made 3
business call on G. w. Lane, Wednes
day.
Many OF the farmers in this vicinity
have finished their stacking.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19

Exaggeration artistically used some
times approaches fine art. A writer
In Brooklyn Life relates the following
conversation:
You must have had some very mar
row escapes from death in your event
ful career said an admirer to the
great detective.
Il have had few" he admitted
modestly. Probably the closest shave
! have had was when band of South
American outlaws hanged me and went
away without noticing that they had
strung me up to rubber tree"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19

j. B. Mack and f.. r. Lynn were pas
sengers to Vermillion Thursday.
The gentleman asking through
postal card, If he can swing in the ham
mock, will receive his answer by call
ing.
The Milwaukee train ran into
bunch of shoats belonging to Mr..
Paugh, killing nine VI them.
John Leech of LeMars, Ia, has been
here for the past few days, looking
after his farm interests.
Dr.. Mckinney OF Sioux City was
here Wednesday and Thursday of this
week on business.
Mr.. Hart Of Nebraska was passen-
ger on No. s, returning home by way
OF Sioux City.
Sylvester Strike OF Sioux City, who
has been here Tor the past few days,
left Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Cheney and children
came down Monday afternoon to visit
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. August
Bring.
John DeBuhr. Sr. has moved to Elk
Point and at present occupies the Cur
ry residence, some four blocks north of
the Milwaukee depot.
G. f. Maynard has purchased a
large automobile and now is prepared
10 give you pleasure rides on short mo-
tice. Some OF the ladies are going to
buy auto wells In anticipation OF get
ting an invitation.
Mrs. Paugh spent The day Friday
With Mrs. VIM. Maynard, who has been
on the sick list for some time. Ii Is q
great mercy we are rot all sick, the
thermometer registering eighty de-
grees at sunrise and ninety at sunset 1.
N. A. Anderson expects TO start on
2 tour through the west soon. He
will visit the Worlds Fair at Seattle
and other principal cities before re-
turning. While absent, his sisters
will take charge Of his business, assist
ed by 7. G. Maude.
Mrs. Rnhaeca r. prico ~ r anc.s.a~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19
Work Does IT.

"Contentment is not a good thing"
said a well known woman, brilliant
mot contentment, but dissatisfaction,
is what causes progress in the world"
She smiled significantly and went on,
IF we look for the contented man,
we will usually find him asleep when
he ought to be at work. New York
Times.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19

Mel Brubacher has disposed Of MS
property to Charley Paugh. MI
Paugh expects to move some OF the
buildings to town.
James Adams has taken Ed. McEi-
haney's place at the Milwaukee depot.
The way Mr.. Adams moves is not so
slow. All predict, that he will prove
efficient.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19
HEBB AND WYNN WEDDING

A pretty wedding was solemnized at
ST. Peter'sCathOlic church, on Tuesday
morning at eight o'clock when Miss
Mable Hebb and Mr.. William Wynn,
both OF this place, were united In the
holy bonds OF matrimony by Rev.
Father Robinson. The affairs were
beautifully decorated for the occasion.
The bride was prettily attired Ia a
princess gown OF white peau-de-soir
with Battenberg trimmings and wore
. large picture hat and carried "a
bouquet Of white roses. The brides
maid, Miss Loretta Provost OF Sioux
City, wore pretty gown OF blue silk,
with hat to match. The groom and
groomsman wore the customary black
After the ceremony reception was
given at the brides home, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark, where the relatives aud few
intimate friends assembled. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wynn were remembered with q
number Of pretty and useful gifts. They
will 60 TO housekeeping Immediately
on the groom's farm west Of town.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19
BASE BALL

Last Sunday afternoon Sergeant
Bluffs met their first defeat this year
on the Jefferson diamond. The boys
came here with q bunch OF rooters
with their pockets full OF money and
lots Of confidence that the game was
theirs. They started out pretty good by
getting 2 hits and scores In the first
inning. Their pitcher, Joron, had q
smile all over his face when he got
into the box, but the way our boys
clouted the ball soon gave him head
ache and he retired to the right field.
The feature Of the game was the hard
hitting OF both teams and the score
stood at the close Of the game is to 9
In favor Of jefferson. Batteries for
Sergeant Bluffs, Joron, Iyerson and
Prescott; Jefferson, Limoges, Trainer,
Weber and May.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19

Miss Louise Brow OF Sioux City is
spending this week with friends here.
Mrs F. Gary, Mrs. M. Haviland, Mrs.
j. B. and L. Limoges went to Sioux
lily Tuesday evening, to join party
OF friends at picnic At Riverside park.
They returned Wednesday evening, a.
ter having most enjoyable time.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19
Civil Bend

tcS obth Siym6r Is the happy pos
SCISSOR OF new piano.
r. A. Anderson shelled corn at the
Academy Monday.
Frank Pennel and Billy Pond Of Ar
|gyle, 8. D., are visiting friends here.
The thunder storm OF last week in
jured Ave telephone posts between the
Academy and town. Two OF the posts
were badly slivered.
Mrs. w. Deyo and children are visit
Ing 1t the Excell home. Mr.. Deyo, who
is brother Of Mrs. Excsll, will come
later.
Miss Lydia Pnllen, q student at
the Academy, received word Monday
that hor brother In Canada was hope
lesaly III Of typhoid fever.
Mrs. 5. q. Conrey goes this week on
: protracted visit into Iowa. she will
attend "a Adventist campmeeting at
Nevada. Iowa, going from there to Wis
u relatives In DesMoines.
DR., Excel Is this writing Is still al
Canova, s. D. Mrs. Excelrs mother
has not improved In health Us steadily
= was expected and could not come
home.
/ Why does Edgar Tucker step 90
high, with strlnghalt gait and beaming
~ and fail 70 ses the passersby ?---A
gtrl, Why y II that just Ill thu time,
since August fourteen. nineteen nine,
IA 'HushAby" and "Baby mine'', Il
Edgar ~ that nov Girl. Hut Ed.
enr nsednt think that he's he only
pehbls 81 re beach.
The remark II should think you
would ~ afraid % live II that unaealth-
ful climAte ~ that old Missouri, 2 ii
l2sastirnss pitiiully spoken % ! denizen
- ~ Rnmho south II Elk Point. Just
more than likely The one making this
y asion v pity TOR % poor fsllows, lives
H. : countfy who're thay have cyclone
'collarn by exery sChooIhOuse and by
evpry dwolling either cellar Or ! hole
- aome Kind ID ~ v from genuine
torfoe Z cycloas. And also This pity
|io9 ixlond hvss where ths intensely
cold Wtnters slAy old people ana chill
dren MA where he stuntsd oornields
~ oissn dsssrcyed W hall d frost.