The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-06-28
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
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Miss Grant raj taken sick Saturday
evening, so that 1t was necessary for
her to leave the Miller home Monday
and return to Miller, Florence Grin
nell, whose parents live on the John
Carr farm, is now assisting Mrs.
Miller.
Lucille Noble spent the fore part OF
the week in Huron visiting friends
who are attending the teachers insti-
tute and summer school.
A picnic party of young people
drove up from Huron Sunday to visit
at the Andrews home. They and W..
o. Andrews and family and brother
Myron went to Majors Gulch to eat
their dinners and spend the afternoon.
At a meeting OF the ladies of this
community at Mrs. Ned Lloyd's on
Monday, q Red Cross organization was
brought about which was called the
"vayland Red Cross Society" Twenty
eight members have already been OBJ
tanned. 1t Is the aim of the Society to
hold a meeting on Thursday of each
week. The first meeting will be held
Thursday, June 2Sth at Mrs. Chris An
derson's when a Red Cross worker
will be present if plans do not fail.
officers are as follows: Pres. Mrs. A..
M. Anderson; v. Pres. Mrs. IL. M.
Cassidy; Sec. Mrs. Ned Lloyd and
Treas. Mrs. G.. Patterson.
Irving Clifford, who went to Huron a
week ago Saturday to take home his
little niece and to visit at his brother
Marks home, returned home Wednes-
day morning.
We failed to mention last week that
Eli Riesland and wife and Mrs. Roy
Riesland stopped entour Wednesday
on their way to Huron.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. J.. Fisher departed
on Tuesday evenings train for a few
days visit with relatives at different
points in Iowa.
A large number from Vayland end
NlCluily ullGHuSu NliiiSI alIN "SSolhS
ton chautauIua the Iagt week.
Valma Richardson, OF Miller, was
visiting Edyth Andrews a few days
this week, and was one of the guests
at her party on Friday evening.
At the Red Cross meeting at Lloyd's
last week, it was voted to forward to
headquarters $4,000 as a donation to
the Mercy Fund for Red Cross Week.
A company of about a dozen young
people gathered at the Andrews home
on Friday evening in honor of Miss
Edyth's birthday.
Susie Furrer returned home Satur-
day morning from Huron where she
has beer attending teachers institute
the past two weeks.
On Saturday of this week, two of
Mrs. Henry Lenz's sisters with their
mother Mrs. Kahre, drove with a team
from Wolsey to visit at the LEM home.
, On Sunday morning a brother-in-law
also came to make a Sunday visit.
The heavy rains which fell at Wes-
sington and farther east last Friday
and Saturday were much needed here,
but failed to reach this vicinity. Ii is
to be- hoped that a hard rain will come
soon as the crops would be greatly
benefited by II.
Gladys Patterson, a sister of Mrs.
Nellie Kivett, arrived here from Red
field, where she has been attending
High School. for a weeks visit at the
w. f. Speaker home. She expects to
leave for Howard, Montana, Wednesr
day to spend the summer vacation at
the home OF her parents.
Mrs. A. Sherman, an old friend of
Mrs. Chris Anderson, and Mrs. Kirson,
a sister of Mrs. Anderson, arrived
Saturday morning from Morris, Iowa,
for a few days visit at the Anderson
home.
Mrs. w. F. Cook and Misses Olgod
Anderson and Gladys Cook started
Saturday in Clarence STATIONS car
on an overland trip to Mildred, Mon
tana.
MIR. l.. Guyer went to Huron the last
of the week to drive home his car
which he had left in the city because
of the heavy rains there Friday and
Saturday.
August Carlson left several days ago
for Humboldt, Iowa. where he was
married on Thursday, June 21 to Miss
Carrie Anderson OF that place. The
ne~wly-weds arrived here Friday to
make their home on the groom's farm
northwest of yayland. Best wishes
are extended at this time to these
happy young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Shell, their
daughter and son, Bessie and
Albert, arrived Sunday morning from
Newcastle. Wyoming. where they have
made their home for the past six years
10 visit at the home of Mrs. Shells
sisters Mesdames Il. w. Carr and
Henry Clifford and her brother George
Mass.