The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-10-09
Local and Personal Paragraphs.

JOul nome
Tuesday from LeSeuer county,
Mimi, where he Was called by
the illness Of a sister.
Mrs. Frank Reeve and her
daughter, Miss Gladys, return
ed from a visit 10 Minneapolis
the first of the week.
Mrs. j. Hammer has been en-
JOY lag a visit from her sister
Mrs. Daniels OF MuntevIdeo who
came up last Tuesday for a short
stay
A % cent supper will be given
by the Congregational ladies at
the church parlors on Thursday
evening, October 10th. Every
body welcomed.
Mrs. Trindle, mother Of G.. NJ.
Bowe, arrived Wednesday. She
had been on "A visit to friends in
Iowa, and was on her way home
to Bowman, N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stegel, Mrs.
Emerson. and Mr.. r.. L. Far
child were among the Milbank
visitors to the county fair at
Appleton this week.
Revs. Redmayne Of Corona,
and Shearer of Sisseton we're in
town between trains Monday
afternoon on their way to the
Methodist conference at Wess-
ington Springs.
Mrs. Florence Horn, OF Roch.
ester, Mimi, is visiting her
mother Mrs. w. W. Reeve this
week, while her husband is in
st. Paul taking a course IN the
jewelry engraving, as he is in.
terested in the jewelry business.
Knute Engebretsen and Ole ).
Scheie, two of the we'll known
ci liens Of the south part of the
county, we're up at the county
seat Wednesday attending to
some drainage matters.
Poultry car will be on track
at Twin Brooks on Wednesday
Oct. 18th, and at Milbank on
Thursday the 18th. Will pay 10
cents for springs and 8 cents for
hens.
GRAMS & MYERS.
DR.. Harris and family of Will
mot, made an auto trip to Mil
bank Sunday bringing the doc
tors brother, Carl Harris, with
them. The latter took the train
for Chicago, where he goes to
complete his medical course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Foss Of
Grant Center, were called to
Russell, in Lyons county, Mimi,
where a kinsWoman died last
week, Mrs. A. Pochardt, who
was also a relative Of the Bonn
families located in this vicinity.
A. j. Beighley, of Gordons
vile, Mimi, a nephew Of Mrs.
N. l Lowthian, with his wife, are
guests at the Lowthian home
this week, as have also Mr..
James Sunderland wife, of Usage,
Iowa; the latter lady is a nelce of
Mrs. LoWthian.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Acker-
man have started on a trip from
Big Stone in a motor boat down
the Minnesota river. They have
a camping outfit with them, and
when not sailing will visit the
different points of historic inter.
est along the river, and may
possibly go as far as the Miss
issippi.
Ia response to an application
of the city government and the
commercial club Of Milbank the
state railroad commission will
give a hearing to the complaint
of the city and commercial club
at a session Of the board which
will be held in the commercial
club rooms in the city Of Mil
bank, on Wednesday morning.
October 18th, commencing at 8
o clock.
Mrs. John johnson of Still
water, n. D., and her daughter,
Miss Minnie arrived the frs: Of
the week and are spending a few
days visiting friends at their old
home IN Milbank. They are on
their way home from Mime,
apolis, where MISS Minnie bad
been receiving treatment for her
eyes. John Johnson will be re-
membered as one Of the coal
dealers in Milbank for many
years. He moved to a North
Dakota farm about seven years