The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-03-12

Corona
Mrs. Harm Van Horn went to Will
mot Monday to help care for her par.
ents who are i'll with the du.
! cars of stock were shipped from
Corona Monday.
Elsie Dumphy. teacher in the Ham
iltOn district vas an over Sunday Wis.
itor in Milbank.
n. L. Heinzen of Aberdeen was q
the week.
Francis Cummins came down from
Wilmot Saturday and we understand
will teach the remainder of the term
in the Pew district.
Peter Jorgenson was a Wilmot bus
mess caller Saturday evening.
Tom Lambert moved his family
Monday in the house lately vacated
by Dick Van Horn.
Faank Felber went to Wilmot on a
business mission Monday evening.
Mrs. Lore Belgium who had been
spending a week with WilmOt friends
returned Friday evening.
Hazel Bretzke came down from Viii
mot Friday and visited with her moth
er mere until Saturday evening.
Lore Belgium went to Wilmot on
business Saturday evening
Ray Phillips returned from a "eeks
visit in aberdeen SATURDAY..
Maude Smith who is making her
home for a time at the Lauren Hills
home. went t 0 Wilmot Saturday even
iug tor a short visit with relatives be-
tween trains.
Fl. r. karges with his family left
Friday for Milacca. Mimi. where
they will make their future home.
Bert Clark who was caller here on
account of his mothers illness and
death departed the first of the week
for his bone al jamestown, n. D.
We have Just learned hat our old
friends Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Herrick and
daughter, Miss Nettie. had moved to
Milbank about two weeks ago, having
rented their farm to their son Charley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herrick have worked
hard on the farm for many years and
altho we CorOnites don't like to part
with them. we feel thai they have
earned much needed rest, and wish
them every happiness in their new
home. We have our doubts tho about
Leon taking it easy, he is one of the
kind that just has to be busy, when
ever you feel like that Leon just
bundle your better half in your car
and make your Corona friends a Wis
it and don't forget little Miss Nettie.
Mrs. Lauran Hills passed away
Friday morning at 6 O'Clock. Feb. y,
1870. after several months illness with
anemia and other complications.
Mrs. Hills underwent an operation
last September for stomach trouble.
and it vas thot at one time. that she
would he we'll again. instead she grad
uaiiy grew worse. for days members
Of the family watched beside of their
loved wife and mother, hoping that
she might recover.
The illness of Mrs. Hills has been
extremely sad. altho her two sons
were with her to the last, Bert having
arrived the night before from James
town, n. D., her two daughters were
ou0oi0 w NC Will blCII uotIcE On dc-
count of illness, Mrs. Raw SAMPLE
being confined to her bed with iniu-
enZa.
Estella Eggleston was born in Port
age. Wise, Dec. Ii, 1860, and was SO
years, two months and IA days old.
She was united in marriage to Lauran
Hills in 1885. for several years Mr..
and Mrs. Hill lived on their farm one
mile northwest of town and as they
grew older. finding the work hard
rented the farm. purchased a comfort
able home in Corona and have been
living here about 10 years, where she
has made many friends who will sad
lv miss her. Besides her husband.
she leaves to mourn her loss four
children. Richard f Of this place.
Bert of jamestown, N. D.. Mrs. Gil
bert Hass Of McAllan. Texas, and
Mrs. Ray Sample and one grand.
daughter, little Dallar Simple living
two miles west of town, also one sis
ter. Mrs. French of Tocoma, Wash.
Funeral services we're held in the
NJ. f.. church Monday at loo O'Clock,
Rev. Calfee Of Milbank officiating,
and the remains laid to rest in the
Milbank cemetery.
We miss you from our home mother