The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-11-30
CORONA DEPARTMENT

II Mrs. o w. Campbell was at Mil
bank Wednesday.
| Biz Soule was in Milbank ovel
night Tuesday.
Bert Davis went TO wilmot Frida,
last week.
| Nearly every oDeis spending thanks
giving at home.
Leo Hoffman and Chas Bauldir
were at Ortonville Tuesday.
Elmer Herrickjs is here from Minneso.
ia visiting friends and relatives.
Ray Stapleton has purchased high
blood bird pup from Chas. Elphick.
Reeve and Hills shipped a carload
of hogs Monday.
About twenty from Corona wera
shopping at Milbank last Saturday.
Miss Selena Dawson was at Wilmot
Tuesday afternoon doing some shop
ding.
Mrs. jennings and Mrs. Hinman,
two Milbank ladies, were visiting
Corona relatives.
Ds II. ELlIlO vi Uu0 VMCSdull. w oOSJ0r
Co., passed through town last Friday
on his way to Wllmot.
Will Wilde reports q new girl at his
place on the 23d inst, up to standard
in weight, quality, etc.
F. F. Roberts, president of the Cor
Ona State Bank, was in the village
Tuesday looking after his interests
here.
! Alfred Busk, q young man who
lived over near Marvin, has come to
live with Alex Miller during the win
ter.
Vern Scott who was at the station
here as substitute last winter q mum
Der of months, is now working at Sis
seton.
Gus. Anderson and Paul Kohler, jr.,
werespassengers from Aberdeen We'd
nesday coming to spend Thanksgiving
here with friends and relatives.
We forgot last week to make note OF
the new addition that Felix Morten-
son, the creamery manager, had made |
to his dwelling.
John Broderick, the butcher, got
mixed up with sausage machine, and |
lost the end OF the middle finger OF
his right hand. Dear sausage
Miss Lizzie JOHN, Miss Ella Staple |
ton, Mrs. &. Stiles, Miss Cora Drake |
and mother, wore among the lady |
shoppers to Milbenk last Saturday.
Bert Baker and Alfred Stiles left
Monday for the state of Washington.
The latter goes principally to benefit
his health. Deing troubled with weak
lungs.
A whole load of girls and three
boys attended the MelrOse basket so
cial in the Hart school house Saturday |
evening. They report jolly time,
bat the sleighing rather thin in places.
Chas. Denkman. who has worked
for ). F. Dawson during the past sea-
son, has gone to visit his parents in
Iowa. Charley is . good boy to have
around and we hope he will return In
the spring.
Miss Lois Dunn, primary teacher OF
the village schools, left Tuesday even
ing for southwestern Kansas, where
she goes seeking land. Her place i'm
the schools will be taken by Mrs. Gus
Hart until she returns. f
DIR. PrOuty was called out to DO
chOw's Thursday TO attend . three
year old child that had taken stryeh-
nine with other medicine which it had
found up-stairs. The child belonged
TO Mrs. w. A. Archer, q sister of
Mrs. Dochow, who is visiting the lat.
ter. The child has fully recovered
from the effects of the poison. T.
D. W. Campbell, Herman Worske
and "Judge" Phanco departed Mon
day for Butte county to look up some
of Uncle Sans land which he is giy-
ing away out there. After Dan gets
to the end of the railroad. he says he
10 going TO foot it the rest of the way,
seventy miles, and we know he is just .
the fellow who can do it.
A very interesting service was held
at the NJ. E. church Sunday. Presid- |
ing Elder Graham was over from Wa !
tertOwp to introduce the new preacher, I
Rev. Hughes to the congregation, and {
at the same time holding the regular |
quarterly sacramental meeting. Rev.
Hughes delivered his first sermon to q
Corona cOngreg alton in the morning.
His text was I'm the beginning God. !"
He had his sermon we'll in hand and
be made more than favors BILE i'm
preston. In the evening the presid-
ing elder had charge of the meeting,
and delivered the sermon. Mrs.
Hughes and the children will not be
here for q week or SO, as she Is visit
ing her parents.
Changed.
Maude - You wouldn't know my
1ance now IL you met him. Nell
Why, has he changed SO much as that7
Naude - That isn't 1t exactly. I've
changed him.
You can't get even with physician
hy returning his calls.