The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-24
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itors in town Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fay Taylor and little
son David vent to Webster Moneay
on a business mission returning
Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Brown and Mrs. F. G..
Culver went to Andover Monday re-
turning Tuesday.
Harm Korfe disposed of his farm
last week to Anton Buttke and we un-
derstand that Mr.. Korfe has purchas-
ed the Schultz farm east of town.
We are sorry to state that Mrs,
Waite Kenney is suffering with a
badly sprained anc,e.
Neil Mann left the first Of last week
for McMinnville, Oregon, where he
will spend the winter.
Miss. Agnes Schultz is making her
home for a time with her sister, Mrs
Chris Herrick.
A. Smitson and son Charley of
Glenwood, Mimi. passed through
town Thursday while on their way to
Wilmot.
Galen Schumacher returned Wednes-
day from a few days visiting up the
line with Luther Chellis.
Peter J%orgenson moved his family
from the farm last week and they are
comfortably settled in the Nyberg
house which Mr.. Jorgenson purchas-
ed some time ago.
Fanny and Lucille Britzke came
down from Wilmot Friday evening
for an over Sunday visit with their
mother, Mrs. Walter Brown.
Mrs. f. E. bubble and daughter.
Miss Lucille we're down from Wilmot
Thursday evening to take in the chick
Ell pie supper.
Tha chicken pie supper was we'll at
tended Thursday evening several be-
ing here from Milbank and Wilmot.
w. Evers OF Ortley was a guest al
tie Chris Schultz home Saturday.
Mrs. G. c. Braves who had been
spending the past 1 weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. Geo. Soule. de-
parted Saturday for her home in Alb
erdeen. Mrs. Soule accompanied her
mother to Milbank.
Geo. Schultz was having dental
work done in Minneapolis last week.
August Hoffman received a tele-
gram from Wisconsin Friday stat
ing the death OF his brother, but WI
ing to poor health vas unable to at
tend the funeral.
Rev. Stevens, wife, and daughter
Nellie autoed over from White Rock
Friday evening; they were on their
way to some town near Gettysburg,
this state and while here were guests
of Mrs. Anna Gilmore and Mrs. Geo.
Soule.
Mrs. Anna Gilmore went to Will
mot Saturday evening for a few days
visit with her friend Mrs. E. E. Dub
BILE.
Rob. White and family were down
from Wilmot Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Harris Of Yakima,
Washington, who has been here for
several weeks visiting relatives and
friends a the guest Monday of Mrs.
Mrs. Chris Schultz, Mrs. Harris is a
childhood friend of Mrs. Schultz and
their visit together was heartily en-
ioyed. Mrs. Emma Dittes and daugh-
ter Lydia and Mrs. J. Steltz of Gen.
eseo. were also guests at the Schultz
home Monday.
Mrs. Bis marck Soule was agree
fably surprised Thursday afternoon
when her lady friends dropped in to
help her celebrate her 28th birthday.
Mrs. Soule was in the midst OF house
cleaning but that did not prevent the
old girls, or the young girls either,
from having q good time; each lady
presented Mrs. Soule with a fancy
handkerchief as q token OF remem
brance. About FIVE o'clock q dainty
lunch was served which was brough
by the ladies, consisting of sandwich
es, coffee, olives, pickles, cake ant
ice g which was heartily enjoy
ed by all. On account of h~ouse-clean
ing things had not been placed il
their proper places, SO the waiter
had some difficulty in finding tn
pickle fork and olive dish, many Q
the olives having disappeared Will
the hunt was On. We haven't the leas
idea where they went, but our friend
Anna Gilmore and Mabel Taylor ha
an awful guilty look. After wishin
Mrs. Soule many happy returns til
ladies departed for their homes ha,
ing spent . very pleasant afternoon.
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