Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-08-19
local NEWS
was an arrival Sunday

Geo Patrick and family returned
Friday from an outing at Hisega.
J.L. Sutley came up from Huron
Tuesday On q short business visit.
Mrs. j. Z. Eager and daughter, Miss
Mildred. have gone to Hisega for an
outing.
Miss harriet Hawley of New York,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. N.
Murphy.
Mir. and Mrs. j. C. Eldredge arrived
from Sioux Falls Monday enroute to
points west.
Mrs. Ross Stone came in from Capa
last week for a visit at the Harley
Vent home.
a daughter was born last week to
Nj and Mrs. Chas. Dalton of Onida,
al ST. Marg's hospital in this city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hall left Saturday
for her home at Lead, after an extend
ed visit at the w. s. O'Brien home.
Wm. MArshal of Minneapolis,
visited at the Wheelon home Friday
on his way to Black Hills points.
The corn crop has made up for lost
time. Under favorable conditions
the crop ia rushing on to maturity.
Mrs. Ihos. Mcclure and son left
Saturday for their home at Philip fol-
lowing a short visit with Pierre friends.
Tie 4, Y. 7. a Of the Evangelical
church viii hoii an ice cream social
on the ccur! house lawn this evening.
Leon Kendall came up from Huron
Monday and entered upon the duties of
relief work III the train dispatchers Of
flee.
Geo. Mcleod came in from Onida
Tuesday by auto, bringing Mrs. Peter
Poppin of that place to the hospital
here.
DR.. H. T. Kenney returned Friday
from a short outing at Spirit Lake.
Mrs. kenney remained for a longer
visit. d.
Mrs. Helen Henseline and daughter,
Mrs. Frank Inghan, left last week for
a two weeks visit with relatives at
Tracy, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Burke and
Miss Tollman of Lead, passed
through Pierre Monday, enroute to
points III Iowa.
Henry Humphreys left Friday for
his nome At Deadwood, after q visit
at the home of his brother, Ticket
Agent Humphreys.
Mrs. Price and Two children and Mrs.
Krug came up from Huron last Thurs
day for a VISIT with friends before 60
ing to the Black Hills.
Miss A .bie Rose of Iowa, who visit
en- with friends in Pierre, left Monday
for a visit with friends at Huron be-
fore her retarn home.
Miss LYNN Fox and brother came
down from Reaaeld last week for a
short Visis with friends before going to
Their new nome al Lead.
Mrs, st. John Of Portage, Wis. and
Mrs. Cusrie If Ontario, Canada. arriv-
ed last Thursday 10 attend the funeral
of the late VIM. Summerside.
Il. q. smith and wife and two
daughters. Misses Katherine and Ber-
nice, left Monday on q trip to points
in Minnesota, Indiana and Illinois.
Hot Springs Star: Miss Louise
Checker of Pierre, was in the city
for . few days the first of the week,
the guest Of Misses Belle aud Queena
Stewart.
G.. C. ~slavens accompanied his
Sunday School class of boys to their
camp near Canning Monday, where
they will remain in camp a couple of
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Lee and daugh-
ter, Miss Thelma, left Saturday for a
visit with a son at Deadwood. They
will also go on an outing before their
return.
Mrs. McFall of Onida, who has spent
several months in California, returned
Saturday. While in the city Mrs. Nc
Fall was a guest at the Fred Bonsey
home,
James Kenney, a young man resid-
ing near Midland, drowned in a
swimming hole neal that place Sun
day. The young mar was in bathing
with some companions and 1T is sup
posed he was seized with cramps.
Fields of grain that were thought
to be q total loss from hail, are re-
cuperating wonderfully. Where
there is an abundance Of moisture
~ kobao ponra than q hoi1 storm m