The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1918-02-07
NUMBER n
CORRESPONDENCE
and EXCHANGES
Personal and News Notes From Over
The County
ALPHA-GREENLEAF

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The c. T.. Club met Thursday with
Mrs. J.. F. Wilson. Current events
were given, and Mrs. John Marston
gave a reading on st. Petersburg.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Zoe Allen was buried in Miller Mon
day. The bereaved parents have the
sympathy Of the community.
A surprise party was given at Mr..
and Mrs. less Weigart's Monday night
A good crowd was out, the evening
was warm and every n had a jolly
time. Games were played and plenty
OF music. Before going home every
one sang Star Spangle tanner.
Mrs. Janet b. Moncur went to Miller
Monday afternoon to stay few
days with the County Superintendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. ED. Johnson ana
daughter Hazel visited at Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Roalstad's Sunday.
Miss Katie Bender spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Green
leaf.
Mrs. Winfield Bauer stayed Sunday
night with Mrs. Joe Steinleitner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. "a. Garlic and
children spent Sunday at J. A.
Vessels
Mr.. Clay Walton just returned Sat
urday from a ten day visit at Camp
Funston where his brother Guy is In
training.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Harris visited
Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs. John Mars
tons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Westfall visit
ed Thursday at MIR. and Mrs. Jess
Weigart's.
Mrs. Janet h. Moncur. Anna and
Alex were visitors at Mr.. and Mrs.
John Vessels Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Marston spent
Saturday evening at Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Chadwick.
Misses Hazel Pollard and Vera
Chadwick were home over Sunday.
The girls have n Snort visit but enjoy
coming home for the few hours any
WAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zoe Allen are staying
at Mrs. Aliens mother Mrs. Holz-
worth who with her daughter Bertha,
have gone cast on a visit.
The Alpha school district No. 3 dem
onstrates a little domestic science
Friday The children seem to enjoy
their own cooking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Aymar's new
house is nearly completed and n
boys have been busy there this week.
Some finishing inside is yet to be done.
e. A. Carlile was on the sick list
Monday with La Grippe.
Mrs. Sarah McFee had an accident
while leaning owe a manager in the
barn hurting her side which has given
her much trouble the past week.
Mr. and Mrs NJ Bowman and Mrs.
]. A. Vessels visited at Mrs. X. M.
Wilson's Tuesday afternoon.
andrew Kindiski left Wednesday
for a visit in Nebraska with home
folks.
Rev. Tarleton came out and gave
his sermon Sunday which was enjey-
ed by those present. 1t is hoped a
larger crowd will attend after the
weather and roads get better. HIS
next date is in two weeks, February
10th.
Quite a number from this neishbor-
hood we're in Miller to hear Governor
Norbeck Wednesday night.
Jess Weigart had his sale February
9Th.
Mr.. Frank Moore and family expect
TO move to Miller soon. They will oc-
cupy the Rafferty, place the coming
year.
MIR. Steinleitner Sr. and family. Lee
Zuhlke and Herman St~einleitner were
guests at Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Steinleit-
ner's for dinner Sunday.
John Kuper. brother of Mrs. Joe
Steinleitner. who is sick at Camp
Funston, with leakage Of the heart, is
better, tho still confined to the hos
pital at the camp.