The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-10-03

" ~AN 0LAAA VIZ
first of the weex. enjoyed a visit
from Wm. Farnham OF Ow atonna. an
old acquaintance and former neigh
Dor in Minnesota. He was on his way
to visit friends at Ardoyer.
A number Of Miss Emma G.. Halls
friends called upon her last Monday
evening and reminded her hat she
had arrived at another milestone on
the road OF life, and with a social
good time, cards and refreshments
the evening passed very pleasantly
Miss Hall was remembered with a to-
ken OF sweet fragrance.
Edmund Cook came down from Will
mot last tuesday on his way to Nit
chell, to see the corn palace. and IN
c,dentally 10 meet some OF his demo
cratic friends who had gathered there
to discuss corn and politics, and
learn II possible il We We're living in
a really democratic age. or only get
ting the shadow for the substance.
Mrs. Grace Hopkins Of Seattle,
Wash, a niece OF Mrs Il. A.. Riley,
was an over sunday guest at the Ri
ley home Willie on her way hone
from points in Minnesota.
Rev. H. {. tfaag returned last Fri
day from Hiatt. the mini steers confer
ence having adj journed because of the
presence OF diphtheria in town. and it
vas thought best not to continue
meetings IN town and permit any
possible spread Of the disease.
Mrs. G. S. Xix has been enjoying
a visit during the week from her
I hrnfhar Mark NnSh nf fNIi..n
Mr.. A. G.. Lender. who has been
quite seriously i'll tor several weeks,
was able to sit up for several hours
the first Of the week. and his friends
are hoping to see him improve right
along now.
The heav! frost of one or two even
ings last week froze the leaves on
many of the trees while they were
still green, and they are not taking
on as many variegated colors as
usual at this season OF the year.
II. o. Breckenridge. the cattle man,
OF Left, n. ID was visiting his friends
Wednesday for a short time while on
his way home from the cities where
he had accompanied a consignment of
cattle.
An announcement came from Lidger-
wood. N. OAK. asst week thai j. II.
MOvius and John w. Moyins Of that
place, have left for Southern Ger
many, where the latter Will remain
during the winter. They sail for
Naples and thence 20 overland to
Germany.
Mrs. Geo. Eastman and son George
OF Montevideo. We're visiting friends
in Mllbank Yesterday, the guests Of
the BloOmhall family.
The remains Of Mrs. p j. Cummings.
a resident OF Milbank a number of
years ago. and a sister Of h. w.
Phelan, and were brought here fol
burial. The funeral service was hello
at st Lawre nee Catholicchurch yeste,
day 1t 9 a.. NJ. The deceased hat
been Az inyhlid for a number Of years
Her husband is employed on the Mil
; waukee road at Missoula.
There win be no preaching service
in the Methodist church next Sunday
the pastor being at conference. Sun
T day school at y O'Clock and EpwortI
!. League at 6:3O in the evening will be
held as usual.
Mrs. d. b. Thomas. who had bee,
) visiting her daughter, Mrs. Golfer
returned to her home in Minneapolis
Wednesday. Mrs. Golfer accompany
ing her to the city.
Mrs. Alice Harris. Of Wilmot an,
her two little daughters. Mary Mal
garet and GWynethe. are guests at tn
DOWnle home for a Gay OF two lhi.
# week.
Mrs. august Swenn 81 Corona. wa
shopping in Milbank Wednesday,.
T. NJ. Trowbridge. one OF the ole
timers i, making his annual visit te
his Grant county frienus. having bee
out in Idaho and up in North Dakot
visiting his daughters. since he lei
his Kansas home in the neat Of tn
summer.
II. a. Schiefelbein and daughte
went over to Clear Lake last week an,
n took in the Deuel. county fair. Mrs
Schiefelbein and son John came bac
Y with him Sunday by the auto route
i but returnec to Clear Lake the mex
day. Mr.. S~chiefelbien says that III
fair was a great success and on Nv
days there IA a large attendance
Mr. j. f. Wing OF Minneapolis. VIII,
had been making a visit OF severa
weeks to his daughter. Mrs. Elme
m Kelley. returned TO his home in tn
city last oaturda y.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. Zones o
Wilmot, came down last Saturda
Y and took the train the following da,
Nj for Mitchell to spend the corn palac
N week at their old home there.
Mrs. Rudolph Ernest OF Gran
N Center. went oven to WATERFOWL las
" week.
Mrs. Ed. Hendry OF Wilmot is tn
nj week end guest OF Mrs VIM Lueschoy
NJ A. Ostlund. the Ortonsille garag,
N man. came up to the metropolis Tues
day evening, and visited the odd Eel
Y lows lodge at this place.
| Miss Mary Austin, who is an at
tendant Of the Northern Normal a
Aberdeen, returned home last week K
spend Sunday. Returning to .Aber
II deem NOniaV she WAS arrDmDanial