The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-09-03

from Washington state, Mrs. Col
Inns, was also here, and they had all
been guests of Mrs. A. Rhenke Of
Twin Brooks, where they had a family
reunion Of brothers and sisters for a
couple Of days the first Of the week.
Miss Agnes Lockhart left Tuesday
evening for Seattle to assume her
duties as teacher in the public schools
there.
Word from Frank Mcconnell says
that he is still taking treatment in
the hospital. He has not gained much
and Will have to remain there for
some time. yet.
o. M. Bennett has started the base
ment for his new house on the corner
west Of the NJ. E. church. He expects
to get the frome up and enclosed so
that the finishing work can be done
during the winter.
Mrs. Blanche Jones, of Hinckley,
Mimi, arrived yesterday on a visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. II.
kimball, OF Vernon township.
Miss Catherine Wells, a former
teacher in the Milbank schools, is now
in the Livingstone Mont, schools.
Fair visitors are invited to call at
Mrs. Conright's Hat Store to see the
fair prices that fairly sell the hats.
Miss Elizabeth Scholtes, sister of
Mice Rncc rofnrrnl ~ Lor l,~,c -
Estherville. Iowa. this week after Wis
ting relatives here for the past two
months. She went to Clear Lake via
auto and then by train.
Mr.. H. H. Steel of Bismark, who
is loking after the property inter-
estssof the late Mr.. Peck, whose es-
tate included the large plat of land
just ca7! Of ~ city. was ia town the
first q H." week looking :fter mat
ters in .,>,n>.,.en VIII. tie I'eck e.,
tate.
Miss Gertrude Austin left yester-
day for Oelrichs, in the Black Hills
country, where she is to have charge
of the schools of that town. Mrs.
Clark of Jamestown is to spend a
short time with Mrs. Austin before
the latter goes to Vermillion to keep
house for her daughter Mary.
Frank MADEIRA and family of st.
Ans gar. Ia. a brother of John MADEIRA
and an uncle of Roy and Miss Eve
lyn of this city, spent a few days Wis
ting here while on his way to Los
Angeles, Cal, for a visit. John Ma
dera left here a few weeks ago for
Los Angeles to make his future home.
Prof. S. X. Clary and wife and
daughter, Esther, passed through
town last Saturday on their way to
Chautauqua Park, where they expect
to enjoy an outing at the lake. Prof.
Clark is engaged as Superintendent,
Of the Waubay schools for the coming
year, and Miss Esther will resume her
work at Valley City, during the
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hanson with
James Conner and wife came up from
Mason City last Friday, bringing Miss
Phoebe Wylie to her home here. They
We're also accompanied by Nh. James
Corners and wife Of Mason City. The
party left there at 5 o'clock in the
morning and arrived here at Z o'clock
in the evening, making the 316 miles
in daylight.
Mrs. Conright of the Hat Shop is
| h,,cyy onro vino 1or Gro % ro;Nsr-
cry for the inspection of the ladies of
Milbank and vicinity.
Oliver Gilman, who has been work
ing for Paul Kohler for the past four
months, departed Wednesday morning
for his home at Kansas City. He will
make a short visit there and then
Ileave for Dubuque, Iowa where he viii
enter the university to complete his
third year. Mr.. Gilman made many
friends here who will regret to see
him leave.
Mrs. Herbert Jameson, formerly
Miss Gladys Groscit, of this city is
spending a few weeks visiting friends
and relatives in the city. Mr.. Jameson
was formerly employed by George
Jurgens, but now has a position with
the Hudson Manufacturing company
and will shortly go upon the road for
them. He is at present working in
the factory at Hastings. Miss Vivian
HassIer of Twin Brooks, will return tc
the city with Mrs Jameson for a Wis
it later.
Mrs. F. l.. Knebler of Minneapolis,
and Mrs. M. l.. Baker and daughter
Marcello, of the same city, and Mr..
McClauser, Of Winona, Mimi, have
been guests at the Lenhart home dur
ing the past week. The latter is a
brother-in-law Of Mrs. Knebler. Mrs.
Knebler had been visiting friends at
Mellette and other points in South
Dakota, and was on her way home.