The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-09-10
LocaI and Personal Paragraphs

0VVUI OuU L VI I III UpIsC
The electric addressograph which
the Milbank merchants ordered some
time ago with which to address the
sales bulletin, has arrived. The ma
chine is complete in every detail and
has a capacity which will enable them
to mail the 5000 or 5000 copies which
are sent out every time in a very
short time.
The city councilmen met Tuesday
evening instead of Monday az is the
custom, Monday being Labor Day a
legal holiday.
Mrs. Bernice Johnson Of Aberdeen
was here for a couple of days last
week visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma
Hartmann, and removing some of her
things to her home in Aberdeen.
Mrs. Fred Murray and daughter,
Fern, returned home Saturday from
a three weeks visit to friends at
Worthington, Mimi.
County Commissioner Spence Sell
don last Friday moved into the house
he recently purchased on Fourth ST.
Miss Began, the Red Cross nurse,
returned last week from her visit to
her home in Boston. She va accom-
panied by her father, who is enjoying
a visit to the west.
The Kabo Corset-The Live Model
lis a great favorite with the ladies.
Port e. Port.
Mr.. Wallace Blomquist and wife
and aunt Of Minneapolis spent a Few
days with Milbank friends last week,
returning home Monday.
MI. and Mrs. George Phelan return
ed nome last week from a visit to
friends at Portage and Madison, Wis.
While in that state they visited an
uncle who was building a house from
lumber secured from trees which he
had himself planted V e forty years
age. The woodwork finishings on the
inside of the house was of cherry and
other hard woods all grown and saw
Cu vi Tile lain WIjcle SloWH-
DR.. Robert Rawson and his wife
arrived last week from Minneapolis.
The former has not been N the best
of health recently and his physician
advised him to desert his practice in
the city for "A short time and enjoy
an outing at the old home.
The Dr.. Pay family are enjoying a
visit from his sister and brother. Miss
Susan and Mr.. Victor Pay, both Of
Arlington. who are spending g week
or two in Milbank. Mr.. Pay is in the
L. F.. D. service MI of Arlington.
Mrs. Chas Sutcliffe returned the
first of the week from i two weeks
visit to her old home IN Wisconsin,
stopping also for 4 visit with friends
in Minneapolis. She was accompanied
on the trip by her sister, Mrs. Broad.
bent. of Appleton.
During the week we received the
wedding announcement of Hazel
Della Prior and Walter l.. Martin, OF
Millartcn, N. D.. The bride is a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E.
Prior, former residents in Milbank.
now of MillartOn. N. D..
A number of the lady friends of
Mrs. NJ. G.. Niles gathered at the
home of Mrs. Frank Michigan with
! Mrs. Niles as the honored guest and
| enjoyed a delightful afternoon in So
cial pleasures. Mrs. Niles is about
to take her departure for California
to the great regret Of her many
friends. Before leaving the friends
presented her with a little remem-
brance gift as a reminder Of the oc-
casion and their past association.
Mr.. John Johnson, who vas some
years ago in the coal business here,
but who has been living in North Da-
kota for a number Of years, is on a
visit to a brother at Denison, Iowa.
The family has recently moved from
the farm near Saltwater, n. D., to
Bowman, N. D., and both MI. and Mrs.
Johnson are hearty and in good
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Anderson left
Saturday to spend a week at the Min
nesota state fair.
Rev. C. Z. Wood. of Webster, visit
ed Milbank between trains last Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Salzle left Sunday
morning for Minneapolis where they
will spend a week, taking in the state
fair.
Mrs. G.. w. Prevey received an
~nouncement last week of the marriage
Of her daughter. Lucille, to Milton B.
King, of Donnyhrook, N. D., the cere-
mony taking place at the FIRST M. E.
church in minneapolis on August 30th,
Arthur Bennett, of the st. Hubert
took in the big fair at st. Paul last
| C.t,.r}.y and Mr. McEpe has hppn at