The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-02

AND EXCHANGES
Personal and News Notes From Over
The County
VAYLAND

1870
22nd.
Mrs.I. j. Fishers niece, of Sioux
Falls, who has been visiting here a
few days returned to her home Mon
day morning.
A party of picnicers, travelling in
six autos, spent Sunday in the gulch
south of vayland. Among those In
the party were J.. e. Boyd,of Tulare.
Chas. Lawsonof Burdette township
and r. M. Jones OF Gilbert township
and their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Smith and son..
Harvey drove to Broadland Sunday
for a visit with old friends.
Fred Rose and family of Miller and
Mr.. andMrs. C. Anderson of Vayland
spent Sunday at Woodruff's gulch.
w. F. Cook and family drove to
Huron, Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Matheson and children
have been visiting the past few days
with her sister Mrs. Memo Bork-
huis.
Mrs. Maud Edwards and son Claud.
visited the first of last week in Huron
at tn home of her sister. Mrs. Higgs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Gibson, OF Clin-
ton, Iowa, arrived Monday night for
a visit at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
John Kramer.
Mrs. J. III. McLain reached home
Tuesday evening after her visit with
relatives in Nebraska. She was met
in Wolsey by Mr.. McLain, who drove
there In a car, accompanied by Mr..
Ned Lloyd.
Virgil McCombs, the depot agent
at Holabird, spent Sunday in vayland
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Grant
Byers.
Miss Annie Anderson's sister ar
rived from the East Tuesday moo for
a visit at the F. M. Hackett home.
Mrs. Grant Byers, who has been re-
ported seriously Ill, is improving and
the doctor states that 1t will be UNI
necessary for her to go to the Black
Hills as was expected.
Mrs. J. w. Fanning's mother. Mrs.
Parrot, arrived here a week ago from
Scribner, Nebraska. She will visit at
the Tanning home until fall.
Miss Era Mccormack has been
helping her sister Mrs. Gwynne
Thompson the last week while an
artesian well was being drilled ON the
Blackner farm by Norbeck & Nichol-
son.
A. w. Schilling and sons August
and Carl and A. NJ. Anderson drove
in the dodge" to B~ridgewater and
back Saturday.
An ice cream social will be given at
vayland Saturday, August IL, by the
vayland Red Cross Society. Every
one who can possibly do SO, should
attend.
On Friday Of last week, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Rose and Misses Edith n
Nina Moore autoed to Huron in the
formers car. The Rose children
Vivian and Bernice spent the day in
vayland with Mr.. and Mrs. Chris.
Anderson.
F. B. GoodaiI departed Wednesday
morning for a weeks visit with rela-
tives in Iowa.
A girl arrived Wednesday morning
to gladden. the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Hans Egerdahl.
Miss Annie Anderson's sister left
Saturday evening for her home at
Arlington, after visiting a few days
with her sister at the Hackett home.
w. o. Andrews and family ana
brother Myron spent Sunday visiting
in Huron. A party including Mrs.
Louis Borkhuis Jr., Mrs. Helen Ma
iheson and children and Meta and
August Schilling made the same trip
in the Saxon"
Lorin Hackett and family spent
Sunday at the home OF his father F.
M. Hackett.
Mrs. r. d. Conkey of York township
spent a few days in Huron last week
visiting at the e. M. Jones home.
Fl. J. Clifford departed Monday even
ing for a few days visit in Huron at
the home OF his son Mark Clifford and
family.
Friday A. c. Prentice completed the
boring OF a well for VIM. Parker, who
occupies the Halliday place this year.
Mrs. Helen Matheson and children
departed Monday evening for her
. home in Wyoming. after In extended
u visit with relatives in this section.
y w. r. Speaker and Mrs. Kivett and
. HI. J. Clifford and family spent Sunday
) at the Sam Shelman home south of
g Washington.
9 Mrs. Chris. Andeson and Mrs. Grant
a Byers and children were Miller visit
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