Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1913-02-27
What's Doing in AIcester
Especial CorresIsandence

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and he was taken by his father TO Par.
ker that he might have his uncle, DIR.
Ludwig's care. The latest reports
are that he is improving nicely.
Harry Willicot. of Hawardeh, is
visiting at the home of his uncle. John
Hubbard.
Martin Quaale came Thursday from
Jackson, Minnesota. for q visit with
relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. ]. Graham, of Beresford visited
from Friday until Moniay at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Bert Wheeler.
l.. r. Helmy returned to his home at
Sioux Falls Friday after visit at the
Peter Hanson home.
H G. j. Zimmer left Friday for Yank-
ton for short visit with friends.
Thomas Ryan made business trip
to Sioux City Thursday, returning the
same day.
i Fred Slocum departed Thursday for
his home at Waterfowl after ain ex-
tended stay here looking after business
matters.
Fred Fedderson, of Beresford, came
down Wednesday and visited until
Thursday at the DR.. E. F. Price home.
Mrs. L. Il. Sagen, Of 'Centerville,
returned home Thursday after q short
visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
A. H. Lewis.
The Misses Bertha Anderson, Lille
Haverberg, Charlotte Peterson and
Anna Isaacson,, who are studying
dressmaking under Miss Hannah An
derson, made an over Sunday visit at
their homes in Centerville.
Grace and Raymond Waugh, OF Elk
Point, came Wednesday for visit 1t
the J. M. Cole home.
Miss Dona Macdonald was able to
resume her school work last Monday,
after two weeks seige Of mumps.
Mrs. Fred Fedderson returned ia her
home II Beresford Friday after week
spent At The DR. r. T Pyice home.
She came down that she might help
care for her aunt. Mrs. Price, who has
been very III for the past three weeks
but ct present is somewhat improved.
Mesdames Eric Bjork and Alvin Finn
returned Friday from Sioux City.
where they have been visiting Mrs.
Harvey Naeve, who is still in the hos
pital there. They left her recovering
nicely from her recent operation and
expect that she will soon be able to
come home.
/ Mrs. Ernest Wolf and son Kenneth
departed for Minneapolis to make their
future home, as Mr.. Wolf has pur-
chased barber shop there.
DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Fillmore, Stene
Tunforss and J. d. Wholenberg autoed
to Beresford Sunday to take in the
Bromley meetings.
4 Mrs. w. B. Spain return Monday
after an extended visit with her son w.
w. Spain in Redfeld
Axel Lundberg and wife returned
Saturday from Sioux City, where Mr..
Lundberg has been receiving medical
Treatment for the past two weeks. He
is very much improved in health,
though very weak
Paul Kuchenbecker went to Alexan-
dria, Saturday to pack and move his
household goods TO Alcester
Ted Severson and mother OF Capitol,
Montana, departed Monday after few
days visit with Mrs. Julius HovIand.
Mrs. A. H. Lewis went TO Center
vile Tuesday for few days visit ii
the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. K. Sagen.
While unloading freight at the depot
| Thursday, Frank Ellsworth had the
misfortune Of having a corn grinder
| fall on his foot He was confined ID 1aas
home for several days but II again able
TO attend 70 his work ct the depot.
| The Misses Clara and Hulda Nelson,
Of Salem, came Monday to join Miss
Hannah Anderson's dressmaking class.
n RI Sullivan returned Friday from
Beresford, where ne spent the pre-.
ceding week
I
| Miss Nellie Lee was III the latter
part Of the week Of an attack of ston.
ach trouble but IL again able To be out,
The Congregational Ladies Aid gavs
chicken pie supper and sale at III
opera house on Saturday evening which
netted something over fifty dollars
Owing to the weather, the attendanc.
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