The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1918-01-31
CORRESPONDENCE
AND EXCHANGES
Perst nal and News Notes From Over
The County
VAYLAND

H.. l.. Tanning, perhaps better known
as Phil, left Thursday for his home
at Waverly, Kansas. after spending
SOY eral months in this { mamunity,
Don't forget the Literary Program
and Red Cross Auction at the Wy
land schoolhouse on Friday evening
The Red Cross meeting at X. b.
Sedam's last Thursday evening was
largely attended. Meetings Will be
held i'm the afternoons every week for
a while. The meeting this week will
be at the Louis Borkhuis, Sr., home
and next week with Mrs. Gerritt
Borkhuis.
We overlooked an item which should
have been mentioned a couple OF
weeks ago. This concerned Mr.. n
Mrs. J. v. Carleton, of Woonsocket,
who were visiting friends in this com
munity at that time. Mrs. Carleton
and children returned to Woonsocket
Sunday evening, January 10, while
Mr. Carleton returned a day or so
previous.
Christ Chandles has returned to his
work at vayland after spending the
past several weeks in Chicago.
We nave the report that w. +.
| Speaker sold his farm to lex Brown
recently. We understand that the place
is to be occupied in the spring by
Fred Brown and family.
Messrs Harry Kenyon and Harry
| Combes started east with cars of
| stock on Saturday. They expected 10
go together to Chicago from which
place Mr.. Combes planned to go to
Michigan state for a two weeks visit
while Mr.. Kenyon was TO go TO New
York state for a months stay.
Despite the stormy weather last
Friday evening a number OF friends
gathered at the Ned Lloyd home to
spend the evening. The evening was
pleasantly passed by ali present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Mccombs went
to Holabird last week after spending
some time in Vayland at the Grant
Byers home.
c. w. Miller left Friday morning for
| Cayour, South Dakota. where he as
sisted with the invoicing at the lum-
Der yard there. Mr.. Miller returned
home Saturday evening.
Mesdames A. NJ. Anderson, Frank
| Otto, Ned Lloyd, August w. f. Schil-
ing and l.. Borkhuis, Jr. went to HUI
ron wednesday TO near the fed Gross
lecture.
Miss Frances Meyer, of Maurice,
Iowa, arrived Wednesday noon to
spend the remainder OF the winter at
the Chris Anderson home. She was
met in Huron by Mrs. Anderson, who
made the remainder of the trip with
her.
Miss Ella Borkhuis and her mother
Mrs. Oliver Garner, Windell Andrews
and Marles Rossbach have all been on
the sick list lately. All are reported
to be much improved at this writing.
f. w. Carr attended a sale at Nit
chell the middle of last week.
Herman Boog, who was at lroquois
the greater part of last week. return
ed to Vayland to again take up his
duties as c. C n. w. agent and take
the place of Virgil McCombs, who
acted as relief agent during the for
mer's absence.
l.. n. Hiatt spent the greater part
of last week in Kansas, visiting with
relatives. Mr.. Hiatt was to return
home on Monday.
A large number OF friends gathered
at the A. w. Schilling home on Thurs
day evening. Those present reported
having an unusually good time
A fine crowd turned out to enjoy
the literary program at Vayiand last
Friday evening. The next program
will be February LIST, after which a
Red Cross auction of donated articles
will be held. Saleable articles OF any
size or description may be handed 10
the committee. Everyone, help US
out in raising money for a good cause