The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-02-05

}. Miracle enjoyed visit from
his son, 0. U. Miracle, who come
from Minneapolis to spend Sun
day with his parents. Mr.. Mira
Gle has transferred his cement
business from Sioux Falls to
Minneapolis.
Miss Phelps, who lectures
next Thursday at the opera
house, spent most of the year
1908 in Europe, and she comes
fresh from the scenes of her lee,
ture on Rome and it's people.
The lecture is free.
Ben Buri of Harvey, N. D.,
with his wife and baby boy, have
been visiting with friends at the
old home in Alban for a couple of
days this week, having come
down to see Mrs John Buri, who
has been seriously i'll.
Walter Watson entertained his
young friends at finch party
on Saturday evening, and Bes-
sic Downie gave a fishing party
on the following Friday evening,
on both of which occasions the
colts seemed to enjoy themselves.
Rev. Chappell and wife were
surprised Monday evening when
a mum Der of the older men bers
of the church came in upon the
minister, carrying barrel of
apples which they placed in the
parsonage pantry, aud proceeded
to have a good time.
Try that Ipswich floor. De-
livered to any part of the city
free.
Mrs. G. J. Brown, an old Cres-
co friend of Mrs. S. M. Pasco,
whose home is in California, but
who has been on a visit to her
mother, who lives at Butler, this
state, stopped off Tuesday to
visit the Pasco family, with
whom she has been spending the
week.
Miss Phelps, who is to lee
ture at the opera house
Thursday evening of next week,
wishes to meet all the ladies of
the W. G. t. U. on Thursday af
ternOon at the home of Mrs.
Chappell. where aud when the
regular meeting Of the union will
be held instead Of on Tuesday.
Rev. Chas. g. Strutz, Of Madi-
son, with his wife came Tuesday
to visit his brother Rev. Robt.
Strutz, the latter having been
taken down with a severe case
of neuralgia Mr. Strutz has
been assisting Mr. Haag in the
special meeting at the Grant
Center church during the week.
Mrs. j. w. Ross entertained at
cards for Miss Lois Snyder Mon
day evening. Miss Snyder goes
to Sioux Falls where she has ac-
cepted position in one Of the
banks of that city. and left here
yesterday for her former home
at Owatonna, where she will re-
main for a few weeks before 60
ing to her new location at Sioux
Falls.
Miss Oracle McCollum, daugh-
ter of Emmett McCollum, a for
mer citizen of Alban, but who is
now located at Calexico, Cal,
writes to a friend here that the
family now have their house
built, but that the young people
prefer sleeping in the tent, and
accordingly do so, the weather
being as warm as in May here,
and that they have the different
kinds of vegetables fresh from
the garden for their table.
Ipswich. -four makes the cake.
At the round elevator.
Webster Reporter and Farmer:
The district convention Of the
Degree of Honor was held in this
city last evening and was very
much appreciated by the mem
bers of the order. The Milbank
team came over and conferred
the degrees on four candidates.
Members of the order who were
present say that the team work
was the best ever exhibited in
this city, and the local lodge is
grateful to the visiting team.
A very fine lunch was served
after the initiatory ceremonies.
j. F. Collins, the saloon keeper,
disposed of his saloon business
and stock in trade and silently
took his departure during the
week, and we understand there