Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-05-26
Mary, Queen of Scots


Admission, adults, 35c, children 20c.
All children under IL years Ut age
must be accompanied by and remaiU
with their parents during the play.
Tickets on sale 1T PiOneer Drug
Store on Tuesday morning.
Messsx Back TO Yankton Asylum
NJ. V. Messex, who had been out OF
the insane hospital at Ysnkton ON
parole for about two weeks, as the re-
salt Of efforts of friend. and a petition
signed by local people expressing their
disbelie! in his Insanity, got on another
tantrum in his hDma last Thursday
night and Friday morning and was
taken back 10 the hospital Friday b,
Chas. Vargason. Rev Hampton. who
headed the movement for MS release
aud afterwards did what he could 10
assist Mr.. Messex and his family, call
ed committee ot citlZens tu maze an
investigat on Of conditions at the Mes
sex home Friday morning, and II was
the unanimous opinion that Mr.. Mes
sex should be returned at once To the
asylum before he might possibly do
some violent ACT against his family or
friends, as il is claim ed he had threat
ened TO do.
Mr.. Messex was apparently much
pleased to secure his parole from the
hOspi,al and secured work at once. He
moved his Wits and children in from
the con- try, but snOn The old domestic
trouble broke out again and conditions
were "a bad as previously. It's rather
a sad case. in which buth Mr.. Messex
and his farilv are entitled to sympa-
hy-Akron Reg lister, Tribune.
Elmer Kjose is quite sick at the
present writing.
Lee Walters was in Fremont, Neb.,
Monday, on business.
r. w. Ericsson of Big Springs. was in
the city Monday.
CLARK Merrill OF jefferson. was in
town on business Salurdaf.
j. f. Copeland OF VermilliOn, spent
Monday with his family here.
II. Beavers of Civil Bend, was trans
acting business in the city today.
Charley Hand of Sioux City is spend
ing this week with his mother.
John Maher came down from Beres
ford in his chug wagon This morning.
Kaye Johnson OF Sioux City, arrived
Tuesday for visit with his mother.
Miss June Bovee visited friends in
Vermiliion Tuesday and Wednesday.
| Miss Clara Hayes departed Tuesday
for her claim near Buffalo Gap, 5. D,
Capt. j. NJ. Taicott and Mrs. Beise
are visiting here again fOi few days
Mrs. Geo. Sage visited the latter par
of last eek WITH friends in Vermiiion
Miss Julia Slattery of Westfield, Ia
was in town Monday between iralns.
/ Mr.. aud Mrs. :. Diner visited will
the formers mother at Burbank Sun.
day.
Leslie Walker and John Manning al
tended party AT Marcus. In, Tuesda.
night.
Mrs. Fred Bristol age "a years lei
Monday for Thompson. H., for a visi
with her mother, age sc years.
Order yonr cut flowers at once fC
Decoration Day or Commencement, {
: Mrs. w. G. Halter.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Abe Silyerberg an
Marcus, spent Sunday with the latter
father in Sioux City.
NJ. Silverberg of Sioux City. is tn
, week enjoying visit here with h1
/ sons, Marcus and Abe.
DR.. and Mrs. WIN. Bushnell ar
r Mc. and Mrs. Geo. Sage went to Slo,
City Sunday by auto.
. Miss Maud Halter visited tie 6r
of the week with her brother, Lilo.
and family, in Sioux City.
Mrs. R. T.. Tone and daughte
Blanche. are spending this week wi
friends 10 Wagner, S. D.
Mrs. Lloyd Halter and baby of Sio
City. visited from Thursday uotil 81
urday at the W. G. Halter nome.
Misses Ethel Manning, Lucille Smytf
and Blanche SWEET attended the ira
meet at VermiIlion, Friday and Sat,
day.
Mrs. Nellie Franklin has moved /
millinery store into the Talcott bui
ing recently vacated by Walkers r.
taurBns.
Robert Kent. Will Curry, w
Enright and son departed Monday
their claims on the Standing Re
reservation.
Mrs. e. C. Ericsson and daught
Florence, and Miss Sadie Tone v,
Sunday guests with Nell Ericsson
Vermillion.