The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-11-28

dlnnef guest OF Mrs. A. K. Crawford
last Friday while in the city having
some dental work done.
Mrs. A.. K. Crawford had a few
friends in for dinner last Friday in
honor O Mrs. Scharff of Summit.
Mrs. G. L. Wood and daughter
Wyant spent several days in Minnea-
polls last week returning home Satur-
day.
Miss Kate Thorndike returned to
her home in Big Stone City last Fri.
day from Great Falls, Mont.
Mrs. Scharff OF Summit was the
week visitor OF Milbank friends last
week, being the guest of Mrs. G. w.
Prevey.
The VIM. Jennings family are n
joying a visit from their daughter,
Mrs. W. }. Phinn, and her little
daughter, who came over from Water
to Tn TO spend thanksgiving at grand
pas.
Marriage license vas issued on the
24th to Mr.. Fred Loeschke OF Milbapk
and Miss Ruth Speekeen Of Big
Stone.
F. L. Nelson, the Herald foreman IL
enjoying a visit from his mother,
who came from Oregon Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. j. Austin is enjoying a visit
from her nephew, Il. D. Austin, of
Ackley. Mimi. Mr.. Austin lived in
Milbank for a time some years ago.
Will Radtke and wife Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Radtke Of Grant Center left
Wednesday for a visit to friends al
EauClaire, R%eetzville and Baraboo,
Wis.
Mrs. Steve Radcliffe, a one time
resident OF Big Stone, now living at
Minneapolis, was on the Wednesday
morning train on her way home from
q visit to her daughter at Groton.
5. Oak.
Mrs. A. G.. Smith has been eniov-
fng q sh TT visit from her brother,
James Mcdonald, who a one OF the
early settlers 10 Clark County but
who is now making his home at Long
Beach, Cal. He had been over at
Clark attending to some business
matters and will be Joined by his wife
in Mime apolis and after q visit to
friends in Iowa. will return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George White Of
Corona. were thanksgiving guests Of
the Alex Crawford family yesterday.
Mrs. Ada McClav of Montevideo,
spent thanksgiving with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiseman and Harold
Hocum, Of Minneapolis, was also
. guest at the same home.
Mrs. c. f. MCGOWAN was hostess to
the n. +. Club last Friday evening.
twenty ladies were present and u
happy time enjoyed. Mrs. Schartf OF
Summit was an out OF town guest.
For SALE,-3O Fl. P. Overland
roadster, at q BARGAIN, owing
to lack Of storage room. Inquire
of W F. Scnmeltz at MilbanA
Auto & Supply Co.
Editor J. F. Croal, the chau fer
OF the Sisseton Conrant with his
wife were down to eat Thanks.
giving turkey with his sisters,
the Medames Kaercher. Hicks
and Wilson and the France Croal
family. Mr.. Clinton Croal, the
attorney Of Aberdeen also joined
the family reuLion IN Milbank
Thursday.
Engineer Nelson Ware is now
making headquarters in MiIbank
since the change of the hill
crews.
Elitor j. u. Smull of the Sum.
nit Independent accompanied by
his wife and daughter Mary
were thanksgiving guests of The
Will Enos family yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meehan
are enjoying the Thanksgiving
season with friends at Owatonna.
A good-sized congregation at
tended the union thanksgiving
ser vices at the Methodist church
last evening, Rev. w. 7. Oldield
preaching the annual thanks
giving sermon by referring to
the chain Of events IN the his
tory OF our country which clear
" indicated that the hand of God
ia loving kindness had been upon
as as = people from the first.
The sermon was an instructive
and inspiring one.
The Board of Education has
appointed E. NJ. Harper secre-
tarv of the board vice q. E. Mills
resigned.
Geo. NJ. Crump and Maud NJ.
Revere, OF Mortified, MINI,
we're united in marriage this
morning by Rev. w. J. O.dfeld.
Mrs. G. n VAila nf White