The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-07-09
Ltealand Persona Paragraphs

Mrs. Carl Summers and son Dale
of Andover, spent the fourth with
Milbank friends.
Charley MOlander came down from
Aberdeen to spend the fourth with
Milbank friends.
John Ceser. who is section boss
at Andover, wa down to spend the
fourth with Milbank friends.
Roy MADEIRA received word the
first of the week from Bud o.
mundson that he had left Key West
and was NOW in Cuba.
Frank Dore, of Great Falls. was
here the first of the week on a visit
to his mother and sister, and en-.
joyed meeting many OF his old
Milbank friends.
Edward Fenner, who had been
home on a visit returned to LeMars
last Monday. Miss Bogenrief and
Miss Fisher, two young ladies Of
LeMars, accompanied Edward on
his visit to his old home.
Andy Munson, whom we men.
toned last week as having recently
undergone an operation for append
icitis, came up from Minneapolis
and spent a couple of days with his
Milbank friends while convalesc-
ing, returning to Dunwoodie Satur.
day afternoon. where he is taking
a course in electrical engineering.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. johnson
came up from Montevideo to bring
the baby to Grandma and Grandpa
Wendland. Alvin Wendland. who
had been staying with them during
the vacation also came home with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Denzel and
daughter Arlys and Louis Malsed
all of Montrose, Mimi, are visit
ing with Milbank relatives this
weeA. Mr.. Malsed is a son of j.
w. Malsed of this city, and Mrs.
Denzel is a sister Of the latter and
also of Mrs. L. G. Hebert.
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Martens Bros
Rev. c.. f. Wood of Webster
spent Tuesday night in Milbank,
leaving Wednesday morning to at
tend to duties at Peever and other
points on the Sisseton branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Andrews
of Annandale, Mimi, spent from
Saturday until Tuesday here, the
guests of their cousin, Vern Cole,
and Wife.
VIM. koepke and wife returned
last week from their trip to the
coast, where they were guests of
their son Ben koepke at Seattle.
On their journey they stopped off
at Ellensburg. where they visited
John Buzzel, one of the early set
tiers in Grant Center. but who has
been out in Washington for about
twenty-five years. He is now 50
years of age. Mr.. Buzzel stated
that he was recently visited by J.
d. Scott, who was also one of the
early settlers here, and that Mr..
Scott was in very feeble health.
Mr.. Koepke. also met Mrs. Sophia
Nixon and hoe> daughter, Mrs.
Webster, while at Ellensburg.
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Mrs. W. G, Nohr and two daugh-
tiers of Greenleaf. Wis, who had
been visiting with the Herman
Trapp family. returned to their
Wisconsin home last Saturday.
Mrs. Nohr, is a sister Of Mrs.
Trapp.
Among those of our people oc-
cupying cottages at Big Stone lake
during the chautauqua season are
Mrs. W. B Saunders. Mrs. w.
Rodgers and daughters. and the
families of l.. Copyright, E. E..
Emanuel, M Miles, and Mrs.
Merry, F. B., Roberts. Bert Pat
ridge and W. C. Kruger.
Mrs. Jos. Martens. who had been
for several months on a visit to her
sister at kenmare. N. D., arrived
home last week.
Elmer Reeve, who had been on
an oynlorinr tnlr in California and