The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-11-20
yAYLAND

Mrs. r. B. Sedan and daughter
went to washington Tuesday evening
to visit Mrs. Chas. Brown at the hos1
nital Mrs Brown Is doing nicely and
expects to return soon.
Mrs. B. d. Barbour was called 10
Ncbridge, s. D., last Wednesday on
account of the death of her sister,
Mrs. John A. Cody.
Miss Bang returned to her school
duties after an absence OF one week.
Mrs. Byers and daughter Ruth re-
turned from Huron Wednesday last.
Little Ruth is recovering nicely from
her throat operation.
Mrs. W. o. Marshall and Mrs. J.. q
Lloyd went to Highmore for a few
days visit with Ray Marshall who res
Gently moved to that place.
Send that soiled suit or o%vertoat to
Define, The Tailor, at Washington
and let him clean 1t up ror you.
We are sorry to lose Mr.. and MRS.
H. F. Newell from our vicinity. They
are moving to Cavour.
Trains are again running and quite
regular. Some of the roads are TAXI
ing oc trains on account of shortage
Of coal.
Mr.. Fisher is having his new resi-
dence wired for electric lights. His
plant will supply lights to the lumber
yard, garage and Borhuis residence
and the pool hall. This is quite an
Improvement.
Mrs. II. e. Smith was called I'd
Parker by the death Of a very dear
friend. She expects to go from Parked
to points in Iowa for a short visit.
Mrs. Ned Lloyd and Mrs. c. E. Hang
on spent Tuesday p m. shopping id
Miller.
Miss Nora Mccormack spent the
week end at home.
(Too late for last week.
Fred Schilling is very sick with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Grant Byers took her little
daughter Ruth TO Huron Saturday I'd
have her tonsils and adenoids remoY.
ed.
No one seems to enjoy the gloomy
weather we've been having. How
about the snow?
Yours for better and quicker ser.
vice, The Clothes Press, Washington
s. d. Cleaning, pressing, altering.
Mr.. j. G. Mccormack re .urned from
the washington hospital last Thursday
He has recovered from his operation
very nicely.
A cow vas recently ratified at thu
hardware store. Mrs. John Simons
won it on a 81 cent draw.
Miss Nellie Bang spent the week emf
at her home in Miller.
Miss Nora Mccormack came HON,
from st. Lawrence high school Il
spend the week end.
Vayland is proud to boast of a rea
restaurant. Zane Hansen is the pro
prietor. He began business last week
Mrs. Ralph Andrews spent the pas
week at the W. o. Andrews home as
sisting in the care of Mrs. Andrews
She returned to her home in Huron oil
Saturday evening.
Clifford Kenyon and Frank Jone
spent Sunday at Crapdon, s. d.
A number of young people att4snde.
the dance at Washington Friday even
ing. I
j. M. Douglas and Harry Kenyo,
left Saturday afternoon for a few day
in Sioux City.
Lucille Noble and Era McCormacI
arrived home Saturday evening {,
spend the week end. They returned
&c their duties at ID. w. u. ON til,
first train Tuesday morning.
Miss Gladys Cook spent Sunday 4
home.
Mrs. ". J.. Lloyd, Mrs. Martin Woo,
and Roland Wood celebrated thei
birthdays by a big dinner party d
Sunday at the Lloyd home. Ever,-onB
present had a delightful time an,
wished the bostess and guests of hon
Or many happy returns of the dayy.
King Winter has arrived and WI
spend the next few months in Way
land. He blew in from the nort'hwes
amid banks of snow. i