Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-02-12

AID. Flint Wal An arrival Monday
from Newell.
The Woman's club met Tuesday at
tsrnoon at the library.
J. L. Knoor of Brookings, transact
Cd business in Pierre Saturday.
Robert weis Of Manila. entered the
hospital Monday for treatment.
A. G. Granger of Kadoka, was visit.
ing with friends in Pierre Tuesday.
Harry O'Brien and Val Hillman
came up from Highmore Monday.
VIM. Summerside of Harold, spent
Tho fore part Of the week in Pierre.
Hon. Chas. q. Burke arrived home
Sunday from the eastern part of the
state.
VIM. Summerside went to Harold
yesterday, after a several days stay in
Pierre.
A state meeting Of the officers of the
national guard will be held at Redfeld
Monday.
W. A.. Fenton of Fl. Wayne, Ind,
was In Pierre Monday on a short bus
mess trip.
Miss Pearl Terry entertained a
number of friends at her home Sun
day evening.
The weekly rehearsals for 1.-THE
Creation" will be held at the st. Char
les Friday evenings.
Governor F. M. Byrne went to
Sioux Falls Monday, expecting to be
absent several days.
Miss Winnifred Krimbill came
ever from Onida Saturday and visited
until Monday at her home hero.
J Mrs. Lydia Boucher left Monday
for her home at Tyndall, called there
b. the death of her grandfather.
Mrs. Hattie Smith arrived Tuesday
from Primgar, Iowa, and is a guest
Of her nsice, Mrs. Jas. Mckay.
G. NJ. Henry, q member of the tax
commission, returned Tuesday from
. visit 1T his home in Red6eld.
Misses Richards and Edgar enter
tained the Dorcas society at the home
Of Mrs. Dewell Tuesday evening.
Attorney Merris of Decatur. ILL.,,
arrived Tuesday for a visit at the
home Of his uncle, Judge Mccoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B. Boyd came in
from Leslie Tuesday, the former en-
tering the hospital for treatment.
Joseph staley arrived home last
week from Hot Springs, where he
spent several weeks At q sanitarium.
Don Patton returned on Saturday
from Rapid City. where be was called
by the illness and death of his father,
Aesdames H. G. Fuller, Derr, Nc.
Even, Munson and Villas will entertain
at the st. Charles Monday at a colonial
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. H.rried left
Tuesday for their home at Aberdeen,
after . several days visit here with
friends.
Misses Ruth Mead and Lelah Nc
Coy entertained Tuesday afternoon
in honor of Miss Alma Smith, a bride
of next week.
Rev. Wilkinson and wife entertain.
ed the latter's Sunday school class at
. Valentine party at the parsonage
Tuesday evening.
V. G. Mead left Saturday for his
home at Luverne, Mimi, after spend.
ing several days here looking after
property interests.
Mrs. L. ". Sandys and son arrived
home Tuesday from Sioux City
where they went last week to atteno
the funeral of q relative.
The third number of the Popular
Eut0IG6IuUcu COulSo WAS given D.
the Methodist church last evening by
kessrs Roberts and Piaggi.
L. b. Sommers came in from Field
or Monday. While in the city Mr.
Sommers purchased q number of cat
tie which he took out to his farm.
Hon. ]. E. Kelley returned Tuesda.
from Chicago, where he was called las
week to attend the funeral of a brother
Mr.. Kelley stopped off in Minneapoli
on his return trip.
The State Osteopathic board hell
regular examination in the cit,
city Tuesday and Wednesday unde
the supervision Of DR.. Mary FAIR
resident member.
Misses Winifred Leach, Madg
Satterle and Marvin Hurlbut went t,
Canning Saturday to attend a dane
and visited over Sunday at the Leac|
home near that place.
Walter, the 8 year old son of MI
and Mrs. Rudolph Walter, residin
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