The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-12-17
Corona

"A large crowd OF young peopie,
girls and boys, gathered at the home
of Carl Rutke Sunday evening in nom
or of their daughter Miss Lydia who
they ehowered with many useful and
beautiful gifts. Now you can guess
what is coming next.
Tom Lambert and r. E. Clark drove
to Ortonville Sunday, the former for
a short visit with his daughter who
is in the hospital.
Hazel Bretzke visited her grand
parents in Browns Valley Sunday.
o, Come on! join our "Merry-go-
Round" Husband will be tickled to
pieces to give up one night out of
two weeks to stay home with the KID
dies and it will do mother 5 o much
good. Come on do.
Will Buttke and Arnold Seehafer
with their wives autoed to Browns
Valley Sunday for a days visit with
relatives. They returned about IL
o'clock in a heavy snow storm and
were glad to get back.
Merchant Geo. Phillips received a
message Monday morning from Fargo
stating that daughter living there
was seriously i'll and to come at once.
He left with his wife that evening.
Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. r. +. White
and daughter Betty We're down from
Wilmot Friday afternoon calling on
friends.
Ralph Bretzke returned to Peever
Tuesday after a few days visit with
relatives.
Delbert Cummins and Clifford Bax-
ter were down from Wilmot Thurs
day.
Henry Schultz transacted business
in Browns Valley Thursday .
Earl Jarma1 and wife and sister,
Ida Torstenson autoed to Ortonvillc
Thursday .
Lauran Hills received a box from
his daughter Mrs. Gilbert Hass this
week containing a lemon. 1919 inches
in circumference and weighing IA
lbs. The lemon vas picked from a
! tree in their yard IN Texas. Some
Lemon to hand to father.
Mr.. Oldfeld of Wilmot was a caller
here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Heilman was up from
Milbank Thursday for a days visit
with his sister Mrs. B. Rademacker.
Mrs. A. Nordquist and daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Phillips and baby went
to Milbank Saturday for an over Sun
day visit with relatives and friends.
Ed. Ransom and G. Gilman We're
business callers from Wilmot Thurs
day.
Lyle Miller was a Wilmot caller
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Geo. Leibenstein and daughte,
Harriet were up from Milbank Satur-
day, guests at the Taylor home.
Miss Ida T~orstenson came down
from Wilmot Wednesday for a few
days visit with her sister, Mrs. Earl
Jarman.
Honey Bassett was down from Will
mot the last Of the week on a bust
ness mission.
Jack johnson has been near Peeve,
all this week husking corn.
A pound social was held Friday
evening at the M. +. church in honor
of u pastor Rev. Runshausen and
family. The evening was spent in
games, guessing contests and chrades
after which refreshments were SER
we'd. A very pleasant evening was had
by those present.
Our young people met Thursday
evening and organized a basket ball
team. Something doing in little old
Corona oil the time.
Felix M~ortonson and sons Heinie
and Lennard went to Wilmot Friday
evening to witness the basketball con-
Nj. and Mrs. T. A. Belgium drove to
Wilmot Friday evening for a few
hours visit with friends.
Walter Voigt and wife and baby
daughter after a few days visit with
relatives and friends left Thursday
morning by auto for their home at
Aberdeen. They tell us the roads
four miles in the hills.
Tore BELGIUM and wife were Viii
mot visitors Wednesday evening.
Emma Schultz went to Wilmot
Thursday to have dental work done.
w. w. Stapleton and 0 Ray re-
turned from Owatonna Tuesday eve
ming where they had been the past
two weeks during the illness and
death of Mr.. Stapleton's neither who
passed away Friday, Dec. 3, at the
age of So years. Mr.. Stapleton mas
our sincere sympathy in the loss of
his dear old mother.
TIE uMorr,- ro-,C,.nIv Club mol