The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-12-27

LEWIS MCDItuc is enjoying Lne
holiday season with his Milbank
friends.
Merritt Wiseman went to st.
Paul last Monday to visit through
the holidays.
Mr.. S. Shannon and wife, of
Graceville, was visiting the Shan
non family on Christmas.
Geo. Monson drove dowp from
Wilmot Monday on business and
returned home the same day.
Mrs. John Burgan is enjoying
a visit from her sister and neice,
Mrs. j. Boner and Miss Effie
Boner, of Coggswell, N. D.
Profs. Burkhead and Ramer
are at Madison attending the
mid-winter meeting of the South
Dakota Educational association
A nice tender turkey from the
farm of j. A. Williams graced
the editors table on Eye merrje
Christmas day and helped to
satisfy shat long felt want in
our internal affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Keyes, of
Madison township, who had been
spending a couple of weeks with
old friends at Appleton, MINI,
returned home yesterday after
very enjoyable visit.
Clerk of Courts Rabbit en-
tanned a large number of
relatives and friends from Grant
Center at a Christmas dinner
Wednesday, and Attorney Ben.
tley also entertained a number
of male friends in the same
manner.
George Merry, who had been
for number OF weeks in Iowa,
overseeing his farm and live
stock business in that state re-
turned home the first of the
week. He was accompanied by
his daughter, Mrs. A. Won Wald,
who came from St. Paul.
w. w. Leavitt has recently
sold to G. Redman, what is known
as the Frank Miller farm, the
southeast quarter of 17-12O-48 for
81, 200. The land lies - miles
southeast of Milbank, and Mr..
Redman expects to move from
his present home near Revillo to
his newly acquired farm in the
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Saunders
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Stone, in
honor of the Christmas home
coming of their young people, in
vited the lads and lassies to a
dancing party at Harmonic hall
last evening. The hall was taste
fully decorated and arranged for
the occasion, and a most enjoya-
BILE time was had.
VIM. Booth, who is recovering
from a seige of typhoid fever, is
now SO well on the way to re-
stored health that he expects to
start for his old home in the
province of Quebec next week.
AS will be noticed in the adver-
tising columns, he is offering his
residence property on Fourth
street for sale, as he expects to
make his home in Canada.
Mr.. w. G.. Mcpherson was sud
denly stricken with a heart
trouble while starting at his work
in the store this morning. While
subject to fainting spells he had
had none for some time, and had
never had one so severe as his
present attack. After remedial
agencies had been applied by
Drs. Daniels and Jacotel, Mr..
Mcpherson was taken home upon
a cot, aud it is hoped will soon be
around again.
DR.. Francis Raberge, who has
been on a visit to her old home in
Minneapolis, returns today and
will be ia her Office on Saturday,
the 28th. The doctor while away
attended course of lectures in
the medical department of the
university and surgical work at
the hospitals. She writes that
she has greatly enjoyed her short
vacation and will come home re-
freshed and invigorated, both
mentally and physically.
Among the young people who
have come home to spend the
Christmas holidays are Miss
Hattie L.ockhart, who has been
teaching in the public schools at
Luverne, Misses Nina Fanset
and Ollie Mcbride who have been
performing similar duties at
Watertown and st. Paul 'respec-