Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-10-03
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

The Womens Foreign Missionary SO
ciety will meet with Mrs. A. Deyo on
Friday afternoon of this week.
4 Albert Baaron has moved into the
house recently vacated by Earl Irving
and is working for Charles Stickney.
Mrs. Thomas Ryan returned home
from Sioux City last evening with her
small daughter
Mrs. Jim Ryan returned to her home
near Gregory after spending few days
here with relatives.
Allan Timmons was passenger TO
Dakota City today.
Mesdames S. Dilliner and d. Flan-
merry were passengers to Sioux City
today.
The Baptist church in this city will
now have regular pastor and services
viii be resumed in that church next
Sunday. Rev Sutherland has arrived
with his family and viii soon be i'm
stalled in the parsonage. The new
minister comes highly recommended as
a minister and his pastorate will no
doubt be pleasant TO both the minister
and the members and friends Of the
church. Remember the usual services
for next Sunday morning and evening.
You are cordially invited.
The Baptist people Of this city are
giving dinner at the Woods home
VIM. Vinson returned yesterday from
the north end of the county where be-
has been on surveying trip.
Mrs. James Patten returned yester-
day to her home in Sioux City. She
has been the guest Of Mesdames j
Curry and G. Murtha.
The county commissioners met in
regular session on Tuesday of this
week, at which time election judges
were appointed, list Of which viii APP
pear in the official proceedings in this
newspaper next week. The next meet
ing of the commissioners win be held
Immediately following the November
election.
j. $. Hoveland, the popular Alcester
druggist, was in this city the first Of
the week serving as juror in the cir
cult court.
County Commissioners Louis Ranum
and John Briggs and Auditor G. |.
Munson are in Omaha this week taking
iu the Ak-sar-ben festivities.
New directories for the Elk Point
Telephone company are being printed
in The Courier Office and will likely be
ready for delivery the latter part of
next week.
Mrs. G. j. Fox spent Wednesday with
relatives at Yankton this week.
Attorney French returned TO his home
at Yankton on Wednesday Of this week.
Jerry Walls, porter and boot-black
In the Wilmarth barber shop, made his
first appearance in justice court on
Monday afternoon Of this week. Yes,
you guessed It'll The charge was shoot
| ing craps and the ''cullahed gentleman"
smiled and asserted his guilt. Judge
RozelI attached fine Of eight dollars,
which was promptly paid .'Ah bonesI
70 dun cost me eight pIunks but ah
loves 70 jist the same. i
John Flannery, Of Corpus Christi, was
q passenger 70 Canton on Tuesday.
The Oxford tailoring establishment
in this city has been sold to j. Il. Snow
den, Of Springfield and the new man
has taken possession. Mr.. Snowden and
and his wife are experienced people in
that business and excellent service is
promised. The shop will be la charge
of Mrs. Snowden. Read the announce
ment in this issue Of the Courier.
Married, Monday. Sept. 30. at the
Methodist parsonage in this city, Ernest
Henke Of Akron, "a. and Miss Jessie
Thompson Of VermilIion, s. D., Rev.
r. r. Rice officiating,
Mrs. John Thompson of Yankton
spent Wednesday with friends here.
DIR. and Mrs. w. Fl. Bushnell, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Mohr Of WestfeId and @.
Douglas and wife drove to Omaha yes
terday in the Bushnell and Douglas
cars They viii remain the rest Of the
week, taking ii the Ak-sar-ben.