Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-10-06
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
IfemS Of Interest Gathered by the
Patient Pencil EHSher

Ladies have you seen those hand,
some coats at Ringsrud.
Miss Deane Ford nf Buffalo Center,
is visiting at the J. J. Sharon home.
Try suit OF Munsinr underwear for
the children. For sale at Ringsrud.
You will miss it II you do not see "a
Pair OF Piuks" at the opera house &C.
night.
Mrs. j. Z. Reid has been quite i'll for
the past week, but is on the mend a.
present.
Mr.. Frank Fuller OF Council Bluffs,
visited Sunday with Miss Libby
Butcher.
The same specials as last week In our
grocer! department.. Ringsrud Mef
camille Co.
Mr.. Becker OF the firm OF Becker &.
Miller, was a Sioux CITY visitor the
first OF the week.
Ms. Fl. J. McNanus of HAwarden,
visited over Sunday with Der sister,
Mrs. A. Leggett. ......
II. G. Bennett Of Akron, was In town
on Tuesday to pay his taxes on his
Union county l4Ld.
The place to buy good shoes that
have style and give wear is at Rio .s-
rud Mercantile Co.
Miss Blanche SWEET left Saturday for
| Fyndell, S. d., where she has accepted
position teaching school.
George HArter of Mitchell was here
Sunday and attended the wedding of
his sister, May belle Harter.
Mrs. Anna Munson visited week 10
Vermillion with Mrs. Susan Olson and
attended the Clay County Fair.
A laugh from start to finish is the
way "a Pair of Plnks" Is spoken OF.
See them at the opera house tonight.
The Board OF County Commissioners
are holding their regular quarterly
meeting at the court house this week.
Misses Bertha Flannery and Laura
GrOus left yesterday for Hawarden to
attend the wedding OF Miss Grace Pier
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hammond IL
st. Louis, Mo-, cousins OF Nc. Fox, Wis.
tied at the Fox homo, the fret of the
week.
Alfred Munson left last Monday for
An ArbOr, Mich =, where he has entered
the dental department OF the state
University.
Satisfaction in every thread wears
longest, washes best. Perfect fitting,
not dear either, MunsinR underw, ar at
Ringsruds.
Chas. Flannery, now employed in a
Falls, visited at his home In this city
over Sunday.
Miss Lillian K lis left Saturday for
Kansas City, Mo, where she will spend
some time studying music under
Madam Schultz.
Things that you can hear around
town is that the Rtngsrud Mercantile
Co., is showing the swellest millinery,
coats and suits Ia town.
The Bonehur Bros. Dog and Pony
show that showed here last Monday
night was well attended and gave
very satisfactory performance.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Main entertained
at dinner, Sunday, the following guests:
Mr.. Slade OF Mitchell, Miss May belle
Harter, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Main and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Fickey.
Mrs. Geo. Stickney and daughter
Ii len, OF Albert Lee, Minn., are visit
ing at the home of Charles Stickney.
Mr.. Stickney is located 10 bank at
Carlton, Oregon, and Mrs. Stickaey is
IN her way TO join him.
Mrs. Frank Harter of Madison visit
ed here, Sunday, and attended The
wedding OF Miss Maybelle Harter and
Harry Siade, which took place at the
home OF the formers sister, Mrs
Chester Main.
Browns Tennessee Minstrels, played
an engagement at the opera house Sat-
urday evening aud although the crowd
was not as large as 1t might have been.
those who were there seemed veil
pleased and the troupe sure put 90 a
good, clean show.
"A Pair of Pinks," musical farce
comedy, that played last night at the
New Grand theatre in Sioux City, is To
play at the opera house here this eve-
ming. This promises 10 be one OF the
best attractions of the season and has
been highly recommended by those
who hav, seen it elsewhere.
Charles Lewis, said TO be res dena
ot Central, Iowa, WAS arrested Sunday,
charged with grand larceny, the depre-
datiOn being the holding up OF a farmer
6y the name OF Sweet, living on the
Davis farm about mile east OF Jeffer-
son. He waived examination and is
held under $500 bonds, In default OF
which he was held for trial at the
March term OF court
A Harvest Home Festival will be
given by the ladies OF the Nj. e. church
10 The building formerly occupied by
the Moving Picture show on Saturday
afternoon and evening, Oct. 8. Supper
25c, served from O'Clock until all are
ser we'd. Various articles Oi home sew
Ing, products Of the farm. homemade
candy, popcorn, ETC., will be for sale,
also various forms OF amusement, All
come and enjoy yourselves