Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
Official County Paper
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

business visitor Monday.
C. M. Cloud OF Burbank was in the
city on business matter Saturday.
Miss Blanche Sagen left SATURDAY.
for 2-weeks vacation at her home 10
Centervlle.
Mrs. VIM Starr and Miss Mabel
went to Mapleton, Iowa and spent Sun
day with the formers nephew, return
ing Tuesday.
Commissioner proceedings, includ-
the sem-annual settlement with
Treasurer Authier, will be found today
on our seventh page.
Mr.. an6 Mrs. J. Fl. Pace OF Leeds,
10. are here visiting old time friends
and looking after matters down on the
old Civil Bend farm.
Roy Mccoy has been quite i'll this
week with rheumatic fever. He ls i'm
proving now. A trained nurse came
up from Sioux City last night TO look
after him.
Mrs. Dan FIannery left for Ireland
Wednesday morning, for several
months visit there with relatives. Her
husband accompanied her as far as
Sioux City.
Mrs. A. F. Latty OF :. Madison was in
the city this morning. Mrs. Laity
taught here a number of years ago
when she was known as Miss Edna Cav
of VermiliOn.
Lyle SWEET of Lake Park, To-. 10
here spending week with his uncle,
w. o. SWEET. Miss Blanche and Lyle
are now spending few days with
friends 10 Randolph, Neb.
Ms. David Coursay of Virgil, 8. D..
is here for a visit with old friends. Mrs.
Coursey will be better remembered un-
der the maiden name she had while
living here, Miss Clio Pike.
Notice the changes in our big page
ad on the second page this week. The
first special prize of a $40 gold piece
has been awarded and two more are
now offered. Get busy on this propo-
sition and pick up some of this loose
change!
Squire Beatty, the brother of Rev.
w. |. Beatty OF this city, who visited
here some time last spring. is now at
Hot Springs, s. D., for treatment. He
ls much worse than when here and
little hope for his recovery is now
entertained.
Miss Nell Ericsson arrived home
Tuesday morning. After graduating
al Oberlin she visited friends in Chi
cago, Oak Park, etc. She will pass
most of her summer vaca ion quietly
at her home here, going to Parker In
the fall to teach next year. /
The M. B. A. Initiated class OF over
thirty members last night, making a
present membership OF about 225
The M. B. A. hand gave q street pa
raGe and cUncert and exhibited th
Nj. b. A. goat preceding the initiation,
Photographed Bulls secured a good
faShlight picture of the band and the
degree team.
AT the regular meeting40 40f the W. C.
L. u, held as Mrs. L. T. Rust's home
yesterday afternoon, In addition TO the
regular program real treat was given
10 the large number present. Miss
TOllefson rendered several violin so-
los, accompanied by Miss Floy Shcoon.
over. Miss LILLIAN E lis sang to her
own accompaniment number OF solos.
and Miss Ethel Fennel read splendid
selection on the life OF Frances Willard
A delicious lunche on was served by
the hostess after the program.
At meeting of the stock holders OF
the Union County Investment Co, held
onday. July llth, majority OF the
stockholders desiring liquidation OF
the business and a division OF The as
sells TO the stockholders iudividuatl,
u was decided to place the affairs of
the company In the hands of three
trustees 10 make arrangements for
such a division of the affairs of the
company as was just and equitable after
all obligations of the company were
paid. Mr.. w. G. Bryant of vermillion
will be in charge OF the affairs OF the
company forathe trustees. The mer-
camille business will be conducted
along the same lines as usual and
special sales will be announced through
The papers from time 10 time.