Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-11-25
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East Gath ST., New York City.
Miss Clara Hayes recently UNDER
went an operation in a Hot Springs
hospital and expected to be sufficiently
recovered to be able to spend the
Thanksgiving recess here with her
relatives and friends. Word has just
been received that she has been
obliged to return to the hospital for
further treatment She expects, how
ever, to be able TO visit here In the
near future.
Capt. Elmer J. Wallace of the coast
artillery, located at FIT. Totten in New
York harbor arrived here yesterday
morning with his oldest daughter,
Eulalia, to spend Thanksgiving, here
with Capt. Wallace's parents, Mr.. and
M, S. N. j. Wallace Capt. Wallace has
been stationed for number of years
at FIT. Totten, which is one Of the most
important of the Atlantic coast decnses
He is one of the Elk Point boys that
have made good to an unusual degree.
Tie second number Of the lyceum
course was lecture Monday night by
Rev. Fai her DAILY of Milwaukee on
"The Homeless Child and the Juvenile
Court" 1t was model entertainment,
com bining sound sense and bright
judicious way of pu ting things that
won his audience tho roughly. The end
Father Daily sought to reach with the
homeless boy was to place him in good
home, through which he might be
trained to strict obedi nee TO law and a
high regard for the lawgiver. The
cture was much enjoyed by large
audience.
The committee appointed at the
Schiosser reading to solicit contribu-
lions from our business men for the
Childre 3 Home Ut Sioux Falls, COM
pleted their work last week and for
warded S7l to the h Jme. The proceeds
of The reading amounted 10 $50, and the
boys in the court house made up q
purse Of $l4. This makes Sli5 to date.
The Offering made by our SCHOOLS and
at the union Thanksgiving service OF
the churches today should bring the
amount up in the neighborhood OF
$50. This is CT arity well deserved
and well bestowed.
When 1.-THE Irish Senator" appears
in the Opera House next Saturday
evening, Nov. 9th, our theatregoers
will witness the same cast headed by
James McCabe at the popular prices of
25, 35 and so cents as the one that has
toured the country for the past two
seasons at dollar prices. No play for
the past few seasons has given as much
good, refined comedy as has 1.-THE
Irish Senator" There are sixty laughs
to the minute and sure cure for The
blues. The managem mt guarantees
this attraction as one of the best OF the
season.
James j. Hill, builder of the Grea t
Northern railway, Is 10 deliver an ad-
dress to the farmers and visitors at the
National Corn exposition, to be held In
Omaha December to J8. Mr.. Hill
says he will present some figures to
show that the west and northwest are
not indebted to favorable seasons and
brute force alone for the good crops
which will be harvested this year. He
10 firm believer In the mixing of
brains with muscle and gives brains
most OF the credit. His address is one
Of the big drawing cards OF the exposi.
lion at Omaha.