Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-09-22
CORRESPONDENCE
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DR.. Rusk was in Sioux City Monday.
Mrs. JnO DennisOn was Sioux City
visitor SaLur day.
Miss Bertha Pinard was oux City
shopper Tuesday.
ID. OHara and Il. Donly autoed to
Yankton Tuesday.
P. V. and Philip Bernard spent Sun.
day in Wayne, Neb.
7. j. Collins of Madison, s. d., spent
Sunday here with friends.
r. j. and J. p. Authier we're in
Dallas, ). D., last Thursday.
Fred Putnam and wife spent Sunday
with relatives In Elk Point.
ThOs Enright went down TO Sioux
City Sunday for few days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Lilly OF Sioux
City spent Sunday here with relatives.
John Thessinger and wife of Avon,
S. D., visited relatives here over Sun
day.
W. p. Connors and Nj. Ryan visited
Sunday with relatives in Westtleld.
Iowa.
Mrs. Mary Curran and daughter,
Alice, were Sioux City visitors We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Jas. Gary came home Saturday
from Sioux City, after a weeks visit
there.
Mrs. c. j. Brown and children of
Dubuque, Iowa, arrived here Sunday
for snort visit.
Mrs. Albert Montague visited last
week with her daughter, Mrs. Jno.
Ward, in Sioux City.
Willie Crevier came home Friday
evening from Mitchell, S. OAK, where
he has been for the past two weeks.
Miss Leona Chic0lne came home
Thursday from Minneapolis, after
months visit there with relatives.
Miss Orise Bernard returned home
Saturday evening from Minneapolis,
after pleasant visit there with
friends.
Henry Donly and Tom and charles
Clark left Wednesday for Sulphur,
S. D., where they will spend the winter
on their claim.
Rev. Father Robinson came home
the latter part of Lhe week from
Montreal, Canada, where he attended
the Eucharistic congress.
Bernard Bernard, Willie Crevier
and Florence Bernard left Saturday for
Wayne, Neb., wGere they will ate nd
school at the State Normal.
The Mesdames A. Pelacus and e.
Gillette and children, returned to their
nome in Denver, Col0radu, Saturday,
alter pleasant visit here with reia-
Glves.
Mr.. aud Mrs. p. NJ Limoges and
20 Sioux City Monday for Two weeks
visit with their daughter, Mrs. E
Brusseau.
John Enrie ht, formerly OF jefferson
and now OF Sioux CITY and M IS Alice
Bruneau of Sioux Point, were married
last Tuesday in Sioux City by Rev.
Father Plant. They left Immediately
for wedding trip through South
Dakota.
A pretty wedding was solemnized a.
ST. Peters Catholic church last Thurs
day morning, when Miss Alice Ryan
and Dedrich hessinger were united 10
the holy bonds of matrimOny by Rev.
Father Robinson. The bride was
prettially attired Ia a gown OF cream
tatfeta and wore wreath and veil
Her sister, Miss Celia Ryan, who acted
as bridesmaid also wore pretty dress
Of cream cOlored silk. Immedi lately
after the ceremony the bridal party re.
paired TO the home of the grOom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Thessinger,
where reception WAS given to the
| immediate relatives and a few intimate
| friends. Mr.. aud Mrs Thessinger will
go to housekeeping In The Ryan dwell
+ 4tHts sHg On Main street.
A wedding of much interest was that
which occurred on Tuesday morning
At ST. Peters Catholic church, when
Miss LOda Gotta and Oscar Montagn,
| were united In marriage by Rev
Father Robinson. The bride wa
charmingly attired ia gown OF white
mesaiine and wore u wreath and veil
Immediately after the ceremony a
wedding dinner was given at the
groom's home to number of relatives
and friends and in the evening a we'd
ding supper was given at the brides
home to the bridal party and immediate
"elatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Montague
lef on the 7:l5 train for Woonsocket
and LaRe Andes, where they will
spend few weeks with friends. They
will be at home after Oct. lst, on the
| groOm's farm west Of town.