The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-05-31
Local and Personal Paragraphs

to meet in Aberdeen, next month.
June II, IL and 18th.
Miss Gladys Brannon went to
Bristol Monday on a visit to her
sister, Mrs. ROLAND Liggett.
Mclean Massey writes that
he has been appointed to the
tank corps in the training camp
at Plattsburg, N. Y.
The County Sunday School
Association will hold it's annual
meeting in Milbank on Saturday
and Sunday, June l and 2
Miss Dorothy Thorndike ef
Big Stone, was in Mllbank Il e
first of the week attending the
commencement exercises of the
high school.
Mrs. Emil Johnson is making
a visit to Aberdeen this week,
and expects to go on to Mitchell
for a visit with her sister in a
day Or so.
Miss Edna Schiefelbein who
had been teaching school near
Clear Lake, returned to her
home in this city Monday for
her summer vacation.
Mrs. 1. D.. Aldrich of Big
Stone was the guest Of the Dr.
Flett family Monday, having
come up here to attend the op-
eretta given by the high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. j. Benedict spent
a few days down at their cottage at
Simpson Park last week getting
the place in readiness for their sum
mer visit to the park.
Harold C%onright, who has recent
" attained his eighteenth year has
rendered his services to Uncle Sam
in the ambulance corps, and expects
to leave soon for an western train
ing camp.
Rev. A. E. Buriff was at Peever
Friday of last week, and delivered
the commencement address to a
class of four high school graduates.
On Friday of this week Mr.. Buriff
will deliver the commencement ad-
dress at Sisseton.
Mrs. Arthur Lake and Mrs. Hans
Jensen visited a few hours Monday
with their cousin F. L. Nelson,
Monday. The ladies were on their
way home to Wilmot from attend
ing an evangelistic meeting at Clear
Lake. They were accompanied by
Mr.. A. Lake.
DR.. Chas. Flett return ed last
week from a couple of days attend
ance at the meeting Of the state
medical association, held at Mitch
ell this year. A number Of excel
lent papers on the physical ills of
humanity were read, and a var talk
was given by a surgeon who had re-
Gently returned from the French
battle fields.
E. S. Bugbee, the well-known eye
specialist of Minneapolis. will be
at Hotel St. Hubert. Milbank, on
Friday, June IA. Eyes carefully
examined and Glasses made that
WILL FIT. Special after ton to
relief of headache and other Ner-
vous troubles by proper fitting glas-
ses. Cross eyes Strengthened.
P. NJ Trowbridge, one of the
early day residents of Vernon town
ship, but who for some years past
has been having his home in Kan
sas, arrived on a visit here last
week. He has been living in
Portland, Ore, the past winter,
where his daughter, Carrie is now
living.
Miss Mabel Salmonson the steno-
grapher in Attorney George S. Rix
Office for the past five years, W II
shortly leave for Washington where
she has accepted employment in one
of the government Offices. where
she will be employed in the civilian
personalle of tee war department.
The State Food administrator,
Chas. N. Herried, is calling upon
the people of South Dakota to show
their loyalty and obedien,e by re-
framing as far as possible from all
wheat consumption until after the
next harvest. We are all enlisted
in this fight. let US obey fully and
c~heerfully the commands of our
leade rs.
Mrs. Hettie johnson (Maxield),
who has been teaching in the Wa
tertown public schools for a number
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