The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-12-18
Corona and Vicinitv.
Corona, Dec. Is.

A fine line of cookies just in at
SOuleS.
DR.. Prouty was in Milbank between
trains Monday.
F. Voigt made a business trip to
Milbank Friday.
Burnt wood sets at Soules. Just
the thing for Xmas.
Otto Hoffman was a Milbank caller
Monday evening.
Wilmot callers Friday.
Rem Farley made a business trip to
Milbank Monday evening.
Leo Hoffman visited with friends
near Milbank last Sunday.
T.. Z. JOHN was t~ransacting BUSH
ness in Wilmot Monday.
Fl. D. keeney who has been visiting
in Illionis returned Tuesday.
A. J. Young arrived Saturday to
take charge Of F. Voigt drug store.
Geo. Christens was a Wilmot caller
Wednesday evening between trains.
Mrs. John Stafford, of Milbank, was
a caller at the Dawson home Tuesday.
Herman Theta shipped a car Of
household goods to Bunker Hill. ILL.,.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Keeney spent
Friday visiting MrS.Deuel at WilmOt.
Buy your Nmas good, in your own
home town.
Geo. Wilde made "a business trip to
Milbank Tuesday.
Rev. Boyce, of Milhank, attended
the revival meeting last Friday even
ing.
We have a nice line of Nmas goods.
Come in and see them at Soule Bros.
Mrs. G. G. braves Of WilmOt visit
ed with her daughter, Mrs. Geo.Soule,
Monday.
Gus Reeve came up from Milbank
Monday evening orr short visit be-
tween trains.
H. ID. keeney returned Tuesday from
a two week, visit at his old home at
Lanark, III.
w. \. Soulc went to WilmOt Satur-
day evening and visited with relatives
until Monday.
Paul kohler was down from Peever
Friday for a short visit with friends
between trains.
Geo. Deuel. went to Wilnot Satur-
LAY for a short visit with his aunt,
who is very sick.
Our busy Saturday Evening Post
agent. little Clark Jennings, vent to
Peever Saturday on business.
$. Z. LOvelard, the road OverSeer,
is hauling gravel to better the road
along the track north of town.
Walter Noigt, Gilbert Hass. Ella
Deuel. and Flossie Hills attended the
dance at Wilmot Friday evening.
T. A. Belgium and Iro $. Puder at
tended the meeting of the Masonic
lodge at Wilmot on Thursday night.
Geo. Phanco arrived Tuesday even
ing from Lemon. Butte Co., for a Wis
it with relatives and friends. He was
met at the train by the Corona band,
who gave him a little spiel.
REVIVAL NOTES BY SPECIAL REPORTER
The revival meeting is still ia pro,
gress in the tabernacle at Corona with
increased interest and results. Under
the first invitation eight persons came
out and confessed Christ and under
the second invitation twenty respond.
ed OF the mastery sermons dellv-
cred from night to night the climax
was reached On Monday night when
Rev. Conner spoke on amusements.
He spoke for two hours but it seemed
less than one. 1t was agreat sermon,
delivered in a kind and gentlemanly
manner. No sane man who listened
with an unprejudiced mind could have
taken offense at anything that was
said in the sermon. Not one argu.
ment was based on religion, in fact
religion was not mentioned but the
arguments we're taken from the testi-
monies of the irreligous world-from
theatrical performers, dancing mas
ters and patrons of the dance. He
quoted Arch Bishop Spaulding as
saying, nineteen of eiery twenty
fallen girls who in the confessional,
confessed to a fallen life, dated their
fall to the dance.' OF two hundred
fallen women who were reclaimed by
T. NJ. Faulkner, a converted dancing
master, M hundred and sixty three
testified that their fall was due to the
dance. The afternoon bible study
conducted by Mr.. Conner is a rare
treat to christian people.
CONNORISMS
Some people are so small that il
they got to heaven they would fall
through a crack.
A man who accepts "Christian Sci.
ence" has room in his head to rent.
Some people who get hit by the
truth say, "Ill not go back to tina
church again. Well If you stone q
dog in your back yard he will not
likely steal bones there anymore.
Some people say, 81 don't believe
in q hell,' Well most people who
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