Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-09-15
CORRESPONDENCE
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81 Whittiker was in Elk Point Tues
day,
Win Ryan of Elk Point was in town
Saturday.
J.. Limoges Was at Randolph, Neb.,
last Friday.
L. Limoges of Sioux City was Sun
day visitor here.
Sheriff Gunderson of Elk Point was in
toWn Wednesday.
E. Brusseau and wife of Sioux City
spent Sunday here.
Prosper Adams of Sioux City was a
Sunday visitor here.
Pete Bouchard transacted business in
Westtield Saturday.
M. E. Authier was a passenger 10
Sioux City Tuesday.
Ted Wallastcn of Sioux City transacted
business here Friday.
Miss Pearl Beavers visited friends in
Elk Point last week.
Mrs. Jas. Gary is visiting relatives in
Sioux City this week.
Jack Enright OF Sioux City called on
friends here Thursday.
IaMr. and Mrs. Frank Comeau of Sioux
City spent Sunday here.
Oswald Allard was a passenger to
Sioux City Wednesday.
Joe Chicoine and wife of Dakota City,
Neb., spent Sunday here.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Cole of Woonsocket
are here visiting relatives.
Miss Edna Nystrom of Sioux City
visited friends here Saturday.
M. Ryan arrived here Sunday from
Oracle, Neb., for short visit.
Walter Beavers and Tommy Collins
autoed to Akron Friday evening.
Joe Allard and wife left Friday for
visit with relatives in Minnesota
Jim Cosly left Thursday for visit
with relatives in Dubuque, Iowa.
Mrs. st. Onge left Wednesday for
weeks visit with relatives in Avon.
r. J. Authier and wife attended the
Carnival at Elk Point last Wednesday.
Mrs. T. Collins and Miss Alice
Brouillette shOpped in Sioux City Mon
day.
Mrs r. J. Authier and daughters,
Ella and Edna, were Sioux City shoppers
Saturday.
A. Bechard and wife of Sioux City
visited relatives here the latter part Of
Ghe week.
W. p. Conuors and w. l. Dennison
transacted business in Elk Point
Wednesday.
Miss Eva ChIeoine and Blanche
Eastman of Sioux Ulty were visitors
here over Sunday.
B. DonlY and wife returned to their
home in Sioux City Saturday, after a
weeks stay here.
Mrs. W. +. Connors spent a few days
last week with her niece, Mrs. Gus.
Martin at Westtield.
Justine Montague left Saturday for
Sioux City where she will spend few
weeks with relatives.
Philip Brusseau left last Thursday for
Minneapolis for short visit with his
sister, Mrs. A. Saber.
Art Strobel, wife and son of Elk Point
came down Sunday for short visit at
the DR.. P. II. a. Plnard home.
Pascal Sirois arrived home the latter
part of the week from Canada, after a
p easant visit there with relatives.
r. N. Anthier and wife, J. B. Fountain
and wife came home the latter part of
the week from Denver, Col, after a two
weeks visit there.
Mrs. M. Cunningham and son, Ray,
left Sunday for their home in Dubuque,
Iowa, after pleasant visit here with
relatives.
Mrs. Joe Harbeck and Miss Lille
Crevier came home Saturday evening
from st. Vincent's hospital in sioux City,
where they have been under the doctors
care.
Frank Warner has closed out his
butcher shop here and returned to his
home in sioux City and VIM. Storey has
opened up a butcher shop in the Ryan
building.
Mrs. Derosier and Mrs, Jene Rudity,
Mrs. Arthur Chaussee and Mrs. Isaac
Bossee went to Sioux City Friday to at
tend the funeral of their cousin, Samuel
Bourette.
The Altar Society ladies met last
Thursday afternoon in the Halstead hall
with Mrs. j. b. Limoges and Mrs NJ. E
Authier as hOstesses The usual card
game was enjoyed. Mrs. Alonzo
Bechard, guest from Sioux City, won
the high score favor, Haviland china
plate. A delightful luncheon was served
by the hostesses. The ladies will meet
next with the Mesdames John and
James Gary at the Halstead hall.
Lower Civil Bemd
Fine weather at this writing