The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-01-07

The regutdfA meeting OF the st.
AIMS Guild was held at the Farley
home Monday evening with Miss Mary
Farley and Miss Peggy Carmody as
hostesses. The time was spent in
making surgical dressings for the hos
pital. The next meeting will be held
at the hospital and everyone will help
with the serving. One of the events
of the evening was the impromptu
charivar for MI. and Mrs. Joseph
Goodrich who had just returned from
their wedding trip. Mrs. Goodrich was
/ Miss Alodia Schumacher and a mem
Der Of the club.
The Advance this week has
increased its force of workers by the
return of Miss Zoe Hebert, who had
been away for several months past
enjoying a vacation and recuperating
her health. During her absence the
Office has been somewhat handicapped
in turning out job work with its Gus
tomary promptitude, but we are now
prepared to give quick service as
well as artistic work in the different
printing lines.
The regular meeting of the Pro
gressive Study club was held Tuesday
evening after which a social time was
enjoyed. The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Fred Arnold. Mrs. w.
j. Martens gave a paper on Rugs
and Rug Making" and Mrs. Walter
Fairchilds gave q paper on "Glass and
Glass Making" Santa Claus appear
ed after the program with an invita-
ton to an upper room where a Christ
mas tree, with presents for each wait
ed them. Refreshments We're served
by the hostess. Misses Lying and Pike
were guests Of the club.
Twenty friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Larson gathered at theil home
SUNDAY evening to help them cele-
brate their 18th wedding anniversary
(which was Jan. 1st. They received
many beautiful gifts as remembrances
Of the occasion, among which was a
cut glass dish and several articles Of
silyerware.
M. ara Mrs. Spencer Baird return
ed the first Of the week from a two
weeks visit to Hominy, Oklahoma,
Where q mother and brother are
located. They report that both Mrs.
Bard ST.. and Percy are well and get
ting along nicely and like their new
home very much.
\ letter from Willow Greek, Mort,
states that Mrs. George Bergren ct
that place died al the Three Forks
hospital on Dec. Both. She had been
taken down with pneumonia a week
Or 30 before. She was the mother of
four children, the oldest Of whom i !
years and the Youngest eleven months.
A sister Of the deceased woman from
LaBolt is at Willow Greek this week
taking rare Of the children.
Mrs. ThoS Massey a former resident
Of the city, buc who now has her home
in Montana. VAS a visitor at the home
Of Mrs. Mae Prevey during the past
week. She vas on her way west AND
next month zoe as a delegate to a
national convention of the Roya
! Neighbors in Florida.
Miss Averi,l Amsden went III &c
Aberdeen TO attend the Northern Nor.
NAL the first OF the week.
Miss Bonnie Andrews. who is ar
instructor IN Drake university, Des.
) Moines. ca ne down last week from
e her home at SissetOa, where she had
i been spending the holidays, and re.
turned to her work at Drake.
S. e. Jones and wife of Wilmot,
and +. w. Thorndike and wife of Biz
Stone were new year day visitors a.
the Downie home. I
Mr.. H. A. Riley. the elevator~han
was ia ken down with a severe cole
last week, which developed into pneu
monia. one OF the lungs being in seri
Gus condition. and the patient had &c
be taken to the hospital. We under
sta I'd that he IS now improving, auC
We lope soon to see Hub again max
ing his usual rounds, as Milbank is
hardly the same since he has beer
laid up.
Miss Hattie and Miss jeanette
Lorkhart, who had been spending the
christmas holidays with their parents
M !. and Mrs. S. S.. Lockhart. took
their departure last week, Miss Hattie
TO continue her work as teacher in t
Duluth schools, and Miss jeanette 10
begin her second year in the Wiscon.
sin state university.
Miss Margaret Martens left las,
week for Fl. Pierre. where she had
been engaged as Red Cross nurse in
that county.