The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-13

DOI1 y Idll W. sec LCpfCIy nyC'
Specialist, about your eye troub-
lie Saturday Feb. Fl. Office at
st. Hubert Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Martens
who were married recently, arrived
home after their wedding trip last
week. They went to Minneapolis
and other points.
Mr.. j. w. Tuscholke Of neal Re-
villo was a visitor at the Herald
office Tuesday. Mr.. Tuscholke in
forms US that a fine baby was born
at his home of last week. e.
Mrs. Emma Nuremberg, sister-in-
law Of Ben Neuebenrg, of Redwood
Falls, Minnesota. visited the John
Nuremberg family here for a few
days this week.
Mr.. John MADEIRA, who was taken
to OrtonvilIe to be operated upon
I the first of last week, is recovering
nicely and expects TO be able to re-
turn home the first of next week.
If you want your eyes treated
right see Lepler, the Eye Spec
ialist at the st. Hubert Hotel on
Saturday, Feb. p. Hours 9 to 3.
Rev. w. J. Calfee made a trip
to the South Dakota Hot Springs
the first Of the week, expecting
to be gone for a couple OF weeks.
Miss Margaret Port suffered a re-
lapse Monday after being around
five days and fears were held that
her sickness might develope into
pneumonia. She is reported better
and is not in serious danger.
Rev. John Fisher, nephew Of
Henry DehIendorf of this city at
tended the district convention of the
united churches held at Aberdeen
last week. He visited here Tues
day. His home is at Hebron, N.
D., where he returned from here
AL Manders took his young son to
Webster Sunday evening, suffering
with an infected hand. The men,
Der had been injured and blood
poisoning followed. 1t is not
known how serious the infection is.
Come early Saturday, Feb. p,
if you want to see Lepler the
Eye Specialist about your eye
trouble. Office at the St. Hubert
Hotel.
Fred Kittenbeil, who had been
quite seriously i'll for a couple of
weeks, is now improving. and IS
able to be up during the day but
is not permitted to take much
exercise.
Mrs. A K. Crawford announces
the arrival of a new lot shipment of
the famous "Gossard' corset in
very latest models and wants her
frienes and customers to phone
PISS or call at her residence and
see these new styles.
Miss Eta Erickson returned from
Ortonville where she has been nurs
ing for the past week. She will
stay at her home near Albee until
the last Of the month where she de-
parts for Chicago to enter the
Augustana hospital for training 5.
Friends have received notice Of
the marriage Of Miss Allie j.
Barnes. who was for some five
years the eight grade teacher in the
Milbank schools, but who last year
declined accepting the position
again Her husband is Mr.. Frank
Park, and the couple will reside at
Scott, Sask.
MI. Leonard Snyder, a young
man who was raised in Water
town, and a son of Mr.. F. P Sny-
der Of that city, who has attain
ed celebrity as a tenor in grand
opera, and has been singing in
Italian cities for several years
past, is engaged with a grand
opera troupe to visit America
during the coming year. In Eu-
rope he has been singing under
the name of Leonard Del Credo.
Mr.. @. u. Miracle was in the
city last Friday, the guest of D.
O. Nelson. He was on his way to
his home at Dupree, west of the
Missouri, near where he has a
large sheep ranch, with several
thousand head of wool bearers,
and says that they raised some
excellent corn there last year to