The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-01-12
CORONA BUDGET
reepondence. j snuary11th.

MRS. JOnn Enfle Is on tne SICK llSL.
D. B. Nichols of Milbank, was
Corona caller Tuesday.
School commenced again Monday
after vacation Of two weeks.
Thos. Hicks, the Standard oil man,
made trip up here Tuesday.
DIR. Wilson of Wilmot, made this
burg a professional call Tuesday.
A petition is being circulated for
free text books in the Corona school.
Evangelist Baldwin conducted the
revivals here Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. Jacotel of Milbank, made a
professional trip here Friday night.
Miss Adah Elliot of Milbank, is
here on professional call of nurs-
ing.
DR.. Ferguson of Milbank, was in
town Saturday attending a profession
al call.
Ren Farley and family returned
from their Iowa trip the latter part of
last week.
Little Clayton Elphick was serious
ly i'll Tuesday afternoon with the
Group.
Presiding Elder Graham of the M.
E. church held services here Monday
afternoon.
F.. II. Benedict of the Merchants 5
bank of Milbank, was business call
er Tuesday.
Miss Mary Farley was up from Mil
bank Saturday and Sunday visiting
friends and relatives.
w. w. Reeve, the Milbank stock
man, shipped a carload of hogs out of
here Tuesday afternoon.
Frank Robel came up from Milbank
Tuesday and did the town with his
n ew patent fiat iron cover.
The proprietors of the stores have
recently gotter into the sensible fad
of closing earlier than usual.
The d. of Fl. lodge held its regular
election of officers Tuesday evening,
after which spread was served.
Pete Lindquist came from Orton-
Vile Saturday to spend few days
with his brother, Bob, the barber.
A number of Corona young folks
attended the party Saturday evening
| given at the home of j. S. Austin, in
MelrOse.
Frank and Albert Martens came
! from over on the Milestone Tuesday
to spend the day visiting their broth
er Joe and family. &---lssl - ) surs-.
Felix Mortensin, Tore Belgium, w.
Soule and George Lowry took in the
10. Q. F. annual at Wilmot last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. J. Munroe and son were down
from Wilmot Saturday paying their
first visit to their new nephew and
cousin at Leschinsky's.
Ray Stapleton, clerk in the Corona
State Bank, has been laid up few
days with rheumatism, and has been
un able to be at the bank.
The following Coronaites were pas
sengers to Milbank Saturday: Elyin
and Will Coats, Nyberg sisters, Guy
Ginther and Jennie Hills.
| Mlller's orchestra of Milbank, pass
ed through town Friday evening, en-
route to Sisseton where they were tc
fiji an engagement for the evening.
Miss Alice Jones, who taught school
last year in the Knowlton school dis.
trict south of town, visited recently
with her brother, Warren, at Wilmot
F. 3. Roberts of Milbank, was ir
town Wednesday, looking after bust
ness matters connected with the Cor
ona State Bank of which Mr.. Roberts
is president.
Joe Martens and wife were dowr
from Milbank Monday to spend New
Years day with Mrs. Martens par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Schimming. Big
Stone Headlight.
The household of r. L. Leschinsky
;s greatly reioiced over the arrival o
a boy. the first born. The little one
mt in his appearance Saturday morn
ing. All concerned doing we'll.
Oscar Elphick, who has been visit
ing his brother, c. A. during the
past few months, departed last Sat
urday evening for Wheaton. MINI.
where he will visit with another
brother.
William F. Horr, an old and mucl
respected resident of this township
died at his home Jan. lst. Mr.. Hor1
was "a years of age and had livet
here 26 years. Funeral services wer
held at the M. E. church at Wilmot
Friday afternoon.
That business in Corona has in
creased very much this year over las
wear. is shown in the fact that th
amount of business done at the depO
for the quarter just ending is nearl
double that of the corresponding
buarter for last year. The amount Q
ticket sales being over three times "a
, great.