Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-03-29

marry IutLnau ol Dt ITey, tIauadob-
ed business here Monday.
S. H. Putnam, the Canning gardner,
was a Pierre visitor Tuesday.
H. E. Mcqueen of Harold, trans
acted business here Tuesday.
G. G. Bennett went to Omaha Tues
day on a short business visit.
Mrs. Frank Ellenbecker of Seneca,
has entered the hospital for treatment.
DR.. and Mrs. H, I. Kenney are
spending the week with relatives at
Sioux City. 8
Mrs. Vim. Kemp will entertain the
Baptist Aid society at her home tomor-
row afternoon.
Miss Rose Solberg left yesterday for
Chicago, where she entered the univer-
sity there.
r. d, Potwin of the state board of
regents, was an arrival from the Black
Hills Mon day.
Mrs. j.. A. Dixon arrived last week
from Seneca for a visit with her sister,
| Mrs. [. w. Haswell.
Mrs. j. A. Nc Fetridge arrived Sat-
urday from Baraboo, Wis, for a visit
with relatives here.
A recital will be given at the Audi
forum on the evening Of May Is by
the Monday Musical Climb.
j. G. Shanks newly appointed state
sheriff, came up from Parker Tuesday
to look into official duties.
Miss Rose Hengle came up from
near Canning Saturday for a short
visit at her home here.
Miss NADIA Pinckney went to Seneca
Monday, having accepted Il steno-
graphic position in IA bank there.
DIR. II. X, Warren, president of
Yankton college. occupied the pulpit
at the Congregational church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r.. Moulton depart
ed Tuesday for Fon Gu Lac, Wis, hav-
ing been called there by the death of a
relative.
S. A. Cummings has gone out to his
homestead near Stamford, where he
will get things in readiness for the re-
moval of his family to that point.
Mrs. l.. l.. Shadd and son, who have
been guests at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. FL. M. Reed, departed Tuesday
for their home'at Lewiston, Montana.
The pupils of the Lincoln school gave
the last of a series of plays at the high
school Tuesday evening, presenting a
.Midsummer Eve. The play con
sisted of Songs, dances and drills, spe-
cial costumes being worn in cash event.
About $50 was cleared.
A man at the movies the other even
ing sat behind a pair of those persons
who explain the text until his endur-
ance was exhausted. Then he leaned
forward and said: Excuse me, will you
speak a little louder? Sometimes the
music prevents me from hearing what
you say.
, Plankinton Herald: Sheriff Lyle O
Washington Springs can truthfully
bring into use those words familiar tt
) all, "A Charge to Keep | Have wher
you take into consideration the fac
that he has the watchful care over T;
. 4 n,, 1nnJ ~ Jr1yr. fr,,,,I -, 4 IA, ,o1 Ito,
of a prominent drug store at thatplace
The new style of spring hat is beins
worn by the ladies' and the latest thing
out seems to be a hat that resemble
an inverted coal bod. In order to war,
off the high cost of living those VIII
cannot afford to buy one of these ere
! atoms can,put a feather up the side Of
t~heiccoal he'd after the winter season
is over, and can use that as a substi
tute for the hat. 1t will be perfectl
correct in style.-Ex.
, Combinations both in fabrics an
=. colors are very noticeable in sprin
!. and summer frocks, says Grace Mar
garet Gould in the April Woman
Companion. "Jade-green is combine
with gold. Begonia is used with san
: tones, and white this summer will b
" combined not only with black, b,
with a blush lavender, raisin, teri
Gotta and shadow lawn green. Ora
!" will be much seen, and gray in con
!" bination with yellow, French blu
navy blue and brown.
Eureka Blade:-Mrs. Fred Hopper
departed on Tuesday for Palm BeacI
- Florida, to join her husband who
; seeking improvement of his heat
~ there. Word from Mr.. Hepperle is
= the effect that the Florida climate
. not giving him the relief he hoped TO
. He says that during the day he fee
considerable better but at night he
10 troubled as before. Thinking a mo
10 southern point might be helpful he lie
Lake City and went to Palm Beach.