Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-11-16

-. Mcb0hAiu Was y 9eMefs0n satsef
Sunday
J Manning was sioux City visitor
Sunday.
Sol Silverberg was Sioux CRY visit
or Sunday
Miss Lena H.lgeson was Barbaak
visttlr Sandas
N !. Roy B.bcock was passenger
% 81 3ux G Y Friday.
Miss Mary Kelly II Akron spent
y few days with her aunt.
Miss Aida Rubida Of Jefferson spent
Frid y with Miss Louise Feautp.
Mis- * t Ward Of Sioux Civ, visit.
ed over Sunda with the Pat Dyer FAM
lily.
Miss Glenn Wallace OFF ffefson spent
Surd,y with her mother, Mrs. N. J.
Wallnee,
Beryl Ryan OF Akron arrived home
Friday to spend few days With her
parents.
/ Messrs. Ray Flannety Mort and John
Henkin Of Vermillion spent Sundsy 10
our city.
Mrs. A. B. Parker and daughter
Wirifred. we're passengers to Sioux
Git - tUrday.
Miss Glenn Wallace Of Jefferson, ar
rived home Tuesday for short stay
with Ter mother.
NJ s. Clara Hayes went 10 Hawarden
saturday 10 spend few days with the
John Ring family.
| Miss Pearl Barr went to Ve-million
Friday for a brief visit with her cousin,
Miss Olive wilson
A car good Iowa grown hand picked
winter apples on track for sale. Buy
your winters supply now. 1t
Atty. J. L. Payne was In Elk Point
Monday looking after some legal busi-
ness. The Dakota Republican.
"A. Henkin and two children, Esther
and EniI, went to SIOUX CRY Sunday
to spend the day With Milton.
a number Of the Rebeccas' will at
tend the district convention Friday,
which will be held at Yank ton.
Mrs Eli Cote and daughter Ida, OF
Jefferson, spent several DAYS last week
with her brother, e. G. Duhsume.
Albertl Chiefly of Blair, Nebr.. ar
rived Sstut day for few weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. L. G. Hopkins.
Miss Elsie Quintal OF jefferson ar
rived Saturday, for few days visit
with her sister, Mrs. G. e. Melchert.
Marcus Silverberg, vile and little
son Willie, spent Sunday Ia Jefferson,
visiting with her sister, Mrs. s. Dims-
dale.
Ed Dnhaume and wife arrived home
Friday from Salix. Ia. where they
have attended the funeral Of her
brother.
Mrs. A. E. Ross, after speeding the
past week with her daughter, Mrs. G
Steinbeck, returned TO her home at
Hawarden. Iowa, Monday.
Byron Cart,r has res igned his posi-
ton in the real estat Office at Sioux
City and has accepted position as
clerk in Silverberg's store.
Mrs. A. Rossland, wh II sh IL
tending the funeral fher grandf Ter,
Ellef G. Axseth. departed Friday for
her home a, Cottonwood, Minn.
Mrs. Mahle Chamberialn, who has
been visiting the past two months with
the G. Bolton family, departed Mon
day for her home at New Castle. Nebr.
Mrs. Ed. Browning, after spending
several weeks with her son t,het. left
Friday for Omro, Wisconsin,, where
she will spend the winter with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e Hammond.
J. S. Draper and family expect to
move next month on a farm near Kis-
lssimmee. Florida Mr.. Draper bought
40 acres OF land, sixty miles from the
latter place and after they get settled
he expects 10 buy more.
Miss Lucy summey, alter spending
several weeks With her grandmother,
Yrs. =. Harper, departed Tuesday
for her home at Ponca, Nebr. She
was accompanied is tar a. Sioux City
BY her aunt, Miss Jennie Harper.
The following are the names who at
tended The Southeastern South Dako-
"a Epworth League convention at YER
miliioo Saturda, Mrs. Rice, the Miss
&c Bessie Gray, Olive ToIlefson, Myrtle
Homer, Sadie and Ruby Tone, also
Messrs. Roy Crowder, Earl Mohler and
Alva Jeiferles. The next convention
will take place at Hurley.