The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-05-09
Corona

corona
Or. Mary Costly of International
Falls, Mimi, arrived Sunday for a
few days visit at the home of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Chapman.
Miss Stella Riley vent to Milbank
Friday and Saturday.
N. G.. Anderson went to Ortonville
Monday to consult DR.. Bolsta.
John Farley was up from Milbank
Thursday.
Rob White came down from Wilmot
Saturday to spend Sunday with his
parents.
Carl MAYNARD has purchased a new
Jackson Runabout. | guess Carl can
get her now,
Mrs. II. GRAMS and son of ST. Paul
arrived Thursday for a short visit
with the formers sister, Mrs. E. Ehile.
Raymond and Beatric JOHN of Twin
Brooks, are visiting this week with
their grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs f,
Volt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Deuel. came
down from Wilmot Friday for a short
visit with their daughters, Mrs. w.
Voigt and Mrs. Ray Phillips.
Miss Lizzie Rolfe is quite sick with
appendicitis
Miss Hilda Madison of Wilmot Wis
tied a few days with her sister, Mrs.
Mortensen this week.
Mrs. Abbie S~tapleton and daughter,
Mrs. II. d. Seveeten OF Hitchcock, So.
Oak, arrived Saturday for a short
visit with their son and brother WV.
Stapleton and family.
James K. Chervenka is building an
addition to his lumber shed.
Miss Carol Monroe of Wilmot Wis
tied with her aunt. Mrs. Rob Leschin-
sky Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Minder of Blunt
S. OAK, arrived Monday. MIR. Min
der will have charge of the G.. E. Nc
GOwan lumber yard. They will occupy
the Goshlin house.
Mrs. Geo. Soule went to WiImot
Monday returning Tuesday.
Mrs. Stewart and little daughter,
who have been visiting with the form
ers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. N. Phil
lips left Thursda y evening for LaPort,
Iowa, to visit a sister.
Johnnie, the little three-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs j. l.. PhancO fell from
a load OF hay Thursday and broke
his leg. DR.. Harris of Wilmot was
called.
Mrs. John Chapman and daughter.
Or. Mary Costly, left Tuesday for
Washington where they will visit the
formers daughter. Mrs. Lee Brown.
A complete line of new shirts at
Soule's
Mr.. Gardner of Milbank came up
Monday to paper the Mrs. Gilmore
residence.
A new line %jewelry at Soule's.
Did voulove your mother! OF course
you did. Then don't fail to attend
the Mothers day services at the Cor
lO:3O a. m and 8 p. m.
Let us have a great family gather
ing. Fathers, mothers, children, all
II lOSC VLCA JULIO 0kO w
join in honOring their best earthly
frieno.
Special program. The mothers of
the bible at the morning service.
Special Sermon, The Influence of a
Mother Love, and solo. Daddy at
the evening service.
A white carnation will be presented
to each nersOn who attends the morn
ing service.
If your mother is still living and
well, bring her with you, if she has
gone to her eternal home be present
for her sake.
This is the least you can do for her
who did so much for you. Yours in
memory of Mother.
E. REDMAYNE, Pastor.
Andover Gazette: Last Saturday
night the local Odd Fellows and Re-
bekah lodges were out in a body to do
honor to Rev. Redmayne of Corona,
S. OAK, the speaker of the evening.
who gave an able address on Odd
Fellowship on the occasion of the
ninety-fourth anniver sary of the
founding of the Odd Fellow order in
America by Thos. Wildey. The
speaker, in a convincing manner,
made the audience feel that to be a
member of this worthy order made
men better in every respect, if they
but lived up to its teachings. He also
had q good word for the members of
the Rebekah lodge, and paid a glow
ing tribute to the Odd Fellow Home
at DELL Rapids. All those present
were loud il their praises of the effort
of the Rev. gentleman, who is so we'll
versed In all that pertains to the three
links. We are convinced all repaired
to their homes with a feeling deep in
their hearts that the l. O. O. F..
society vas making the world better
In many ways.