The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-06-08
MILBANK, S. OAK. FRIDAY JUNE 8. 1906.
Otto Dochow is working at the
Mitchell barber shop.

Otto Dochow is working at the
Mitchell barber shop.
Gust Anderson of Waverly,
was in the city Saturday.
The G.. A. Wood family spent
a few days at the lake this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Scott of
Wilmot. were Milbank visitors
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. T. Garrison and chill
dren were in the city Tuesday on
their way to their home at Will
mot.
Miss Ella Bleser who has been
teaching school at Appleton re-
turned to her home in this city
last Saturday.
Members and friends of the
M. E. aid society are invited to
spend the afternoon with Mrs.
N. l. Lowthian on Tuesday, June
IA.
John Madeira is having the
front of his building on Main
street, which is occupied as a
pool room, repainted and repair
ed.
The city council met Monday
evening in regular session. The
mayor being absent only such
business as was absolutely nee
essary was transacted. The
meeting was adjourned to Fri
day this evening.)
Mrs. Shannon left for Grace
vile, Mimi, last Saturday to at
tend the graduating exercises,
her grandson Paul Prevey being
one of the graduates. Mrs.
Shannon was accompanied by
Mrs. Pixley, who has been visit
ing at the Shannon home.
Among those who have been
trim ming and otherwise e improv-
ing the looks of the trees around
their residences is John Madeira
He has also cut down several of
the trees which adds very ma
terially to the looks of his home.
We notice from the Hamlin
County Republican, published at
astlewoOd, that at the banquet
served after the high school
graduating exercises, Prof. r. j.
Sarvis responded to the toast,
"The Past and the Future.
Prof. Sarvis was assistant prin.
cipal in our school a year ago.
Mr.. H. S. Volkmar is at
Yankton this week as a delegate
to the state democratic conven.
ton. In his absence Mr.. Hinton
the city editor, will have full
sway and promised to tenderly
guard W. G.. Martens and the
few remaining democrats who
were not able to go with Mr.. V.
Sunday evening, June 10th
the Arpi quartette of the Gus
tavus Adolphus college of st
Peter, Mimi, will sing at the
Swedish Lutheran church a
eight o'clock. Tickets on sale
at Erlandson & Johnson's stor,
and Nelson's drug store an6
must be purchased before
> Sunday.
A pleasant social affair was The
reception given by Mrs. Jane:
Watson and Mrs. w. w. Downi'
at Mrs. Watson S ,commodiou:
home last Saturday afternoon il
honor of Mrs. E. S. Healy, o
Glen burn, N. D. Some sixty
ladies' were present to greet Mrs
Healy. The decorations were
!. very effective, the color scheme
l of green and gold with a touch o
: white here and there lending it
0 self admirably to Mrs. Watson
e pretty rooms. The parlor was at
e tractive with snow ball and brid
al wreath bouquets, and lookint
z through into the dining room
: one was confronted with veri
q table forest Of green, the table
e center piece being beautifu
9 oriental creation of white an,
h gold on which was a large silve
loYing cup holding golden iri
f from which streamers of gree
f and golden ribbon we're festoon
$ ed to the corners of the tabl
: where were unique bouquets Q
4 clover leaves and dandelion see
|. balls. Some piano selection
were rendered by Mrs. E. Z
Mooar, while MISS Annis Heal
and Miss Bessie Downie serve
: dainty refreshments of ice crear
; and lady fingers, and each CUES
was nrnSQntad with q f1nffv SnO,