The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-01-23
Local and Personal Paragraphs

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Rev. S p. Jones spent two
days Of this week at Webster.
Miss Abbie Amsden is visiting
friends at Vermillion this week
County Agent Swedberg vas
made happy Wednesday by the ar
rival of a little daughter at his
home.
Mr., w. G. Mcpherson has been
confined to the house for several
weeks past, but is now somewhat
improved.
Mr. MacDermet, of the West
ern Newspaper Union, stopped
in Milbank for a few hours on
his way to Wllmot.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Grams
returned Sunday evening from
Minneapolis, where they spent a
few days on business.
Miss Leulla Douglas, who is
teaching the first grade, l sub.
stituting for Miss Holmgren as
music teacher during her illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A Smith well
coined a little girl to their home
Sunday Of this week. Both
mother and daughter are doing
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Martens,
jr., celebrated the arrival of an
other fine little son on the 18th.
This makes the family consist of
three boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Case came
Tuesday for a visit with Miloank
relatives. They attended the
Makocha Club banquet at the St.
Hubert hotel Tuesday evening.
Miss Helen Bleser and Miss Marie
Wilson left the first of the week for
the twin cities, where the former
will make a visit to friends and the
latter will take up her millinery
work.
w. w. Mount the first Of last
week suffered a severe hemorrhage
of the stomach, and has since been
confined to the house but is now
considerably improved from his
weakened condition.
Mr.. G. NJ. Bowe has received
word that his son Clyde, who is
in dentistry work in Chicago.
has been quite ill with influenza,
which has been epidemic in that
city, but he is now considerably
Improved.
Mr.. Philip LaBay, a brother
of Mrs. E. E Emanuel, was here
during the past week on a visit to
his sister. He is located at
Camp Taylor, Kentucky, and is
taking the government veterin-
airy course at Louisville.
Miss Olson, of Marvin, has
taken the 9Th grade teaching
during the absence of Sidney
Barrlclow, who left last Thurs
day evening for Texas to attend
the funeral Of his father. It is
possible that he will not be back
for this coming semester.
Miss Frances Konold held the first
recital Of her pupils Monday eve
ming at the home Of Mrs. Gust
Mittelstaedt. with ten pupils partic-
ipating. The parents Of the child.
rem we're also present. The second
recital will be held next Friday eve
ming and others later, due to the
fact that it is impossible to have all
the pupils in one recital.
Mrs. Elkje Stienstra of Twin
Brooks who has suffered periodical
and temporary attacks of insanity.
was again stricken this week and
became SO violent that it was decid-
ed to take her to Yankton. Sheriff
Finley brought her from Twin
Brooks Monday and the following
day took her to Yankton. She has
q nine year old boy.
Mr.. Arp, who by this time is
well known in the county for his
talks on the consolidated schools
problem, will come during the
later part of the this month for
a few addresses He has been
asked to talk to districts in the
southwestern part of the state,
where they are much enthus-
ed over the proposition and
are endeavoring to start plans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robel are
enjoying . sort Of family reunion