The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-07-04

to Summit the first of the week
to visit her son Ray and family.
H. A. Riley has purchased the
residence property known as the
Elliot house, corner Of second
street and Fifth avenue, and has
moved into the house.
MIR. Harry Morris and wife of
Sisseton. who had been east to
New York city for a couple OF
weeks, passed through town on
their way home Monday.
Miss Mary Partridge and her
friend Miss Dorothy Hooper of
Aberdeen went to Big Stone Men,
day to assist in the musical work
at C%hautauqua Park summer
school.
Masters Delphine and Stewart
Mani, sons of County Attorney
Mani left Monday afternoon for
Couer d Alene, Idaho, on a visit
to Mrs. Moni's mother, who lives
in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Thorndike
of Willow Creek, who with their
little daughter, Elizabeth Ann,
had been making a visit TO the
old home here left last Sunday
for their Montana home.
Mrs. Geo. White, who had beer
visiting with the A.. K. Crawford
family last week, left last Friday
for a visit to friends at Rochester,
Mrs. Crawford accompanied her
as far as Minneapolis.
Through mistake in the print
ing Of last week. paper the above
was omitted from that edition,
bat we print it this week in Or.
der that those who bought tags
may be more fully informed in
regard to the work of the Y. w.
G.. A.
Mrs. Nina Collins and Mrs. NJ
Kelsey, who have been visiting at
the home of their sister, Mrs.
Farnham, accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Hopkins to W~atertown
the first of the week, the latter
having autoed. over here Sunday
for a family reunion.
The Lalley Light Company in
stalled the light plant at the chau.
tauoga tent, and has been sue
cessfully furnishing the light for
the evening entertainments. Ii
you are interested in securing
light and power for the farm
home this is a good place to see
the Lalley Light doing its work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dehlen-
dorf expect to make a trip to
Montana and visit their son, who
is located IN the country north
%of11reat Falls. They will visit
their daughters, who are located
in North Dakota when returning
home, oneof whom ism the west
ern and the other IN sthe eastern
part Of the state.
MIR and Mrs. Alfred +. Christ
enson were passengers to Wilmot
Tuesday evening on their return
frem a visit to friends in Mimi
eapolis They were married last
week in Wilmot and have been
absent until they arrived home
this week. They will go to house
keeping,0n the Christ Christen'
SOC farm southwest of Wilmot
Mr. Chas. Koch, of the Evan.
gelical Mutual Insurance Co., has
purchased the fine large resi-
dence owned and occupied by
James Watson. Mr.. Koch ex.
poets to move in frem the farm
andsoccupy the place this fall,
and Mr.. Watson may possibly
build a smaller house.
Among those who are down at
lChautauqua Park this week en-
jjoying the lake are: Mrs. w. B.
Saunders and daughter Mrs
Yonkers, Mrs. Ed Emanuel, Mrs.
M. Nj. Copyright and Mrs. 0. j.
Coons. Thelatter willOccupy the
Tidemsn cottage, in company
with Mrs. Frank Thompson and
two daughters from Aberdeen.
Capt. Clarence Wood, who is in
the marine service of the army.
and is aid de camp to Major Gen.
Barnard. at Washington. arrived
last week on a visit to his uncle.
Mr.. G. l.. Wood. He is enjoying
a furlough, and is IN his way to
visit his brothers on the west coast.
Clarence is greatly enjoying meet
ing many old Milbank friends whom
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