The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-08-06
Local and Personal Paragraphs

Tie Catholic ladies viii serve ice
cream and home made cake IN the
A. +. Seitz building, SATURDAY, even
irg.
Mrs. H. A. Alderman toak her lit
tie %grandchild to the cities Tor 11rrh-
er surgical treatment the -lret of the
week.
Mr.. Millard Mitchell, Of Iona, Mich.
and known to Milbank people ar
rived last week for a visit with his
brother George Mitchell oil this CITY.
Mr.. Mitchell was here some seventeen
Years ago, and says he notices great
changes in both city and county since
his previous visit here. He reports
crops good in his locality in Nichi-
gan. Mr.. Fred EDDY and VIE, also
from lonia, accompanied NJ, Mitchell
and are guests at the .@.cl home Of
Mitchell Bros.
Mrs. G. W. Preyey received word
last week that her son-iD-law, Mr..
Orville Storms, a builder and cortrac-
tor OF Kansas City, was quite severe
~ injured by falling from a scafald-
ing 80 feet. He mad one Of his ribs
fractured, his face damned and an
ankle badly hurt. He was being car
ed for in a hospital, and It was hoped
that one of his injuries would prove
permanent.
The Mrs. George Merry cottage at
Chautauqua park was purchased last
week by Mr.. Lund, CT Wayne, Neb.,
who expects to spend his summers at
Big Stone lake hereafter.
Mr.. J. c. Knapp, Ct Sisseton, and
n of the early day residents of Mil
bank, was in the city attending to
some business matters Thursday Of
last week. Johns old friends are al
ways glad to meet him.
Miss Begin, the Red Cross nurse,
took her departure last Sunday for
her home in Boston to spend a week
or two Of the summer vacation.
c. S. Johnson, who has been the
acting postmaster for several months
past, received notice the first Of the
week that he had been appointed post
master in Milbank, and is now fully
accredited as Uncle Sans postal rep
resentative.
! write Dakota Life, also Fire and
Accident Insurance.
T. H. arnold.
Miss May Keithline, the former
Superintendent Of the girls clubs in
the county, who left last week to take
a position at the state college in con-
n~ectionwith the club work throughout
the state, was given a delightful mid
day lunch Thursday afternoon of last
week at the home Of Mrs. Z. l.. Farm
ham, by a number Of her friends. Miss
keithline won a large circle of friends
during her stay here, and they great
ly regret her departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gay Molm, of Nor
ristown, Mimi, were visitors at Edi-
tor Downie's home for a day or so
last week. They had with them their
little daughter Marguerite, a little la
dy eleven months old, who had been
with them on an autotri p to North
ern Mimi, western N. Dakota and as
far west as Willow Creek, Mont, and
were IN their way home. Mr.. Molm
is a nephew of Mrs. Downie and is
assistant cashier in the Morris
town state bank.
Don't forget to see DR.. Lepler
abont your eyes in Milbank, Sat.
Aug. Z. At hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Gilgosh and daugh-
ter, of Minneapolis, have been visit
ing with the Geo. Empson family the
past week. Mrs. Gilgosh is Mrs. Emp
sons sister.
Miss Ruth Whalen, of Minneapolis,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
McAdams of this city. Miss Whalen
is one of the very popular leaders of
the younger social sets Of the Twin
Cities.
MI. and Mrs. L. P. Ranous, who
have been at Rochester, Mimi, for
several weeks, where Mrs. Ranous
has been taking medical treatment,
arrived in Milbank Tuesday after
noon for a few days visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Brannon.
Mrs. Ranous is much improvd in
health and they continued their
journey Thursday afternoon to their
home in Three Forks, Montana.