Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-11-24
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! d. Waterbury of Akron was in town
Sunday.
! l.. Authier of Elk Point was in town
Monday
Mrs. T.. Limoges was Sioux }iIy Wis
itor Saturday.
Mrs. S. Cote visited friends in Elk
| Point Saturday.
H. G. Smith visited with friends in
Sioux City Sunday.
Charlie Gill spent Sunday wi rel
atlves in Elk Point.
Beach Massey of Sioux City transacted
business here Friday.
Carl Quinstad transacted business in
Sioux City Saturday.
Miss Alice Curran visited with Sioux
City friends last week
Mrs. II. Bruneau Of Sioux Point is
here visiting relatives.
A. Goron of Sioux City was an over.
Sunday visitor here.
Tom Ryan and rhas { Covprdalc of Elk
Point were in town Friday.
DR.. Wade Of Sioux City made Il pro.
fessional call here SUNDAY.
Mrs NJ. Foisey of Sioux City spent
Sunday here with Mrs. VIM. -torey.
Carl Pinard returned Thursday to
Omaha, after few days visit here
Mrs. w. p. Connors and daughter
Eva were Sioux City shoppers Monday
Mrs. Il. n. Authier aud daughter
Marie were Sioux City visitors Wednes-
day.
Rev Father Plant of Sioux City Wis
tied here Thursday with Father Robin
son.
Mrs. Minnie Maxfi"ld and son Frances,
of Sioux City, were over-Sunday visitors
here.
Mrs. B. Bt rnard arrived home Satur
day from Sioux City, after weeks stay
there.
Dick Richards and John Dineen Of
Sioux City transacted business here
Monday.
Mrs. d. Guillaume and, Miss Lillian,
Of Akron came down Monday for a few
days stay.
Mesdames Fred Chaussee and John.
son of Elk Point visited here Wednesday
at the Authier home.
Miss Myrtle Beavers returned home
Saturday from Onawa, after "a week S
visit there with Mrs. r. L. Prather,
Mr.. and Mrs, Art Stroble returned TO
their home in Elk Point the latter part
of the week, after few days visit here.
Mp. and Mrs. Ed Kearney and daugh
ter of Jackson, Neb, and Miss Edith
Kearney of Elkton, 5. d., we're Sunday
guests at the Fred Melvin home.
Grandma Kesrney, mother of Mrs
Fred Melvin, arrived here the latter part
of the week from Pinkney, Mich, and
will spend the winter at her daughter S
home here. The Misses Clara and Rose
McKeaver, granddaughters of Mrs
Kearney accompanied her here.
Vincent Haviland entertained party
o. young friends al his home here Sun
day evening, The occasion being his
eleventh birthday. The evening was
merrily sp:nt playing games and de-
lightful lunch was served by Mrs. Havi-
land to which they all did ample justice.
Vincent was remembered with mum.
ber of pretty gifts
A miscellaneous shower was given
Miss Phosine Limoges at her home last
Tuesday evening by number of her
girl friends. The evening was spent ill.,
formally with music, vocal and instru-
mental aud guessing contest in which
a prize was awarded TO the oHe guessing
the greatest number correctly, Miss
Kathrya O'Hara receiving the prize,
pretty china plate. which she presented
to the guest of honor. Later in the eve-
ming the guests were escorted to the
dining room which was pretlily decorat
ed in the wedding colors. pink and
white. The color scheme being carried
out in the hand painted place cards and
in the dainty menu which was served.
Miss Phosine was remem bered with
great many pretty gifts. Guests from
out of town that were present were Mrs.
Joseph Limoges and Mrs q Brusseau of
Sioux City.
A pretty wedding was solemnized at
st. Peters Catholic church Tuesday
morning at s o'clock, when Miss Eva
Chicoine, youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. P. Chicoine and Mr. Joseph
Trudeau were united in the holy bonds
Of matFimony By Rev. Father Robinson.