The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-06-27

Miss Agnes LockhArt, one Of the
teachers il the city schools . tSeattle,
came home this week TO enjoy the va
cation with her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
s. S. Lockhart.
Summit Independent. Mrs. Poison
and daughter Of Aberdeen, who have
been spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. P. J. Engstrom took the Sun
day afternoon passenger for Andover
where they will visit Mrs. Polson's
sister Mrs. Miller.
The Methodist Sunday school held
a picnic in the court house grove last
Friday. and the Congregational Sun
day school had it's picnic in the grove
at the church Wednesday. Good
weather and an enjoyable time vas
had on both occasions.
Miss Margaret Martens, who has
been acting as nurse in Mercy hospital,
Chicago, and learning the work. came
home the first Of the week for a short
vacation. While in the hospital she
had herself undergone an operation
for appendicitis but has recovered
nicely.
Editor j.. w. Featherston OF the
Slsseton Standard was a pleasant
!, caller at the Herald Office last Tues
day. He was on his way TO Fergus
; Falls and other points in Minnesota
for a short vacation and visit to
friends at his former home. We
rather like Featherston's build.
PROF. W. e. JOHNSON, the gentle
! man VINO delivered the memorial day
) address at the last decoration day eX.
~ercises in this city and who has beer
for many years connected with the
: Northern Normal at Aberdeen, as vice
!, president. has been chosen as presl-
2 dent OF the North Dakota norma.
school at Glendale.
Prof. A. t.. Schafer and wife anc
baby arrived last Tuesday afternoon
o by auto from Minneapolis. The!
G come 10 make a visit TO Mrs. Schater'
mother, Mrs. w w. Reeve, andare &C
y companied by Mr.. Senator's brothei
Lorimer. who will go to North Dako
ia with them. The old friends OF Mr.
: and Mrs. Schafer are all glad to NEE
them again.
Rev. II. G. Haag. who had been a
= the Ortonville hospital for severa
: weeks and underwent an operation
for appendicitis returned home las
Tuesday and is recovering nlcel.
from MS operation tho yet quite weak
He lett for Geneva, n. y, where al
y wife is at present visiting relatives
n and viii have a vacation there Will
n re ~ erat NJ.
Joseph Nisson, Of Des Moines
u Iowa, arrived home tor a visit wit
at his mother Mrs. Sophia NlXson tn
n first of the week. Joe says that b
a has not been in the best of health TO
some time and determined to take
short vacation. He brings a vii
~ with him this trip. They are spendln
A the week as the guests Of Amos Hey
q ener and wife at the lake.
Ny. and Mrs. John S%orenson a,
spending a short time with Milban
: friends this week. Mrs. Sorenso
will be remembered as Miss Ru1
Tyler, who attended the Mllban
= scnool while living with the A. 7
Cha pman family a year or so age
TIE couple were married }ast Sunda
ek ard are enjoying the honeymoon
H. the Jake and with Milbank friends.
k. Andrew Wells, the White Orpingtc
re chicken mar had been telling as abol
were LAYING and to prove it he brougl
into us Tuesday he biggest hen ee
- we ever saw. Ut measured Z and
- inches in circumference and weighe
canoes. Now that's some egg and
ben that will do business on that bas.
cught to receive her wages by II
pound rather than 10y the dozen.
! Will Gaynor and wife returne
:. home last Tuesday from a trip % hi
old home IN northern New York
While there they enjoped a days tri
on the St. Lawrence river, and also
D. TRIO through the Adirondack noun
A. tains. and had a delightful time. Q
At their return they stopped at points j
st Wisconsin,. and Mrs. Gaynor's moth
S. err accompanied them home from Hof
tonvllle in that state.
Frank Hoeltgen, OF Hankinscn, n
r, D., with his wife anC accompanied b
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Niehola
Hoeitgen were here the first OF tn
Is week. The Hoeltgens were anon,
the early day residents OF Milbank