Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-20
Hay Racks for saIe.--A. Matson

Tue sday. III
Work on the Gul laume house. has
begun again.
The assessment for the Lewison ditch
appears on page 3. ~
Miss Ollie Walters left this 4Ening
for Hot Springs for few weeks yaca-
tioF.
Mike Hoffman, ST., left today for Hot
Strings, where he will visit his son
Edwin.
Home grown apples are on the local
market 10 abundance for both cooking
and eating purposes.
Miss Jones and Miss MrMnllon, both
OF Huron, are the guests OF Miss June
Bovee few days this week.
We are making some cheap prices
on coal for next winters delivery.
E M SLAGLE G Co. Phone 9 Box 43.
Mrs. Fred Garter and children and
Anna Crawford enioyt days outing
at McCook Lake on Wednesday.
Tuesday evening Miss Nell Ericsson
entertained at lunch the Mrs. Ha-son,
BDv.e, Fox aud Hoffman.
Maude Fox left this morning for 10,
Springs where she will Wis for a while
with Miss Dorothy Osmotherly.
Bert Fowler left Tuesday morning
for business trip to Lsrchwood, IN.
He expects TO be gone about month.
The weather for the past week has
been ideal with sufficient moisture to
keep The atmosphere cool and comfor-
able.
Mics Amy Perault wes a passenger on
the morning train Tuesday. She was
bound for Caliope, Ia, where she will
visit friends.
Fred Frese and wife left Tuesday
morning. They were called there on
business pertaining to the settling Of
the estate OF Mr.. Frese's father.
AaSe rFLuhg hI1e' ~ Wu reception
was given ln honor of Mrs. Gather n
BIRD, mother OF Rev. Bird, and his sls-
ter Myrtle. A pleasant time was en-
joyed by all.
The ladies OF the W. r. G. and the r
friends are this afternoon celebrate
ut the home of }. r. Wood la comment
Grafton OF the 53rd anniversary of his
daughter, Name Ficke.
The members and friends OF the w.
G. T. u. were nicely entertained al the
home OF Mrs. l.. N. Rust on last We'd
nesday afternoon. There we're about
twenty five ladies present. A nice
luncheon WAS served, fne program
rendered and report an excellent time.
Stella M 1Manaman, the nine -yeaF-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nc
Manaman, fell off from the stock yards
fence near the Milwaukee depot last
Thursday and broke her right arm and
badly injured her nose and face. She
had climed the fencs to obtain a better
view OF a runaway and as she went 10
get down board broke with her and
she fell face downward upon the ground
She Is getting along as we'll as the cir
cumstances will permit. -Hawarden
Independent.
II hts been decided to piece an oil
port ait oi the late Senator Kittredge
ia the new capitol building at Pierre
the memorial 10 be procured by small
contt buttons from friends ever the
stat. 1t was AT first suggested that
monument be erected In Sioux Falls,
out tie plan decided lpOn later Is by
far the better one. An organization
has been perfected to carry out the
plan and those desiring 10 contribute
10 the fund can send their off rings TO
e. g. Kennedy, Treasurer, Sioux Falls.
1t 10 the desire to raise the amount
necessary In small amounts, as to give
all the senator's friends an opportunity
of contributing. Hawarden Press
Some time ago an old gentleman III
Michigan walked into weekly news
paper office and demanded that bis
paper be stopped because OF some i'm
aginary oversight. He has been met
by the editor of that paper frequently
on the street since that time, and 1t 10
amusing to note the look OF surprise on
the old fellows face that the paper is
still 10 existence, regardless Of tfs
fact that he stopped his paper. Some
day and II won't be very long either
the old gentleman will pass away. His
heart will be siilled forever. Neigh
bors will follow his llieless clay to the
silent city and lay IL to rest among the
flowers. An obituary will be published
In the columns OF that country paper
telling what y kind father, good
neighb0r and q beloved citizen he was,
which the angel will overlook for
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