The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-04-22


The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical
church will hold a bake and apron
sale. Aprons for ladies and children,
at the Tessin Hardware, Saturday,
April %, commencing at 10 o'clock.
The teachers of the school and some
of their friends gave a picnic party. in
honor of the birthday Of Mr.. Orr,
principal of the school. The picnic
was held at the dam and they report
a very fine time.
Miss Mary Smull, Of Summit, who
has been engaged as trained nurse at
the Peabody hospital at Webster was
visiting her friend Carol Mittel-
staedt Wednesday.
The G. A. r. and Relief Corps re-
member their old comrades, and last
Friday they trooped in upon William
Cleveland and helped him celebrate
his s5th birthday. 1t was a happy sur
prise. and every one had an old fash
toned good time.
Mrs. Mary Copyright received a par
eel post package Of grapefruit from
Mr.. Amos Hevener, of ElCentro, in the
Imperial Valley, Calf. MI. Hevener
is a former resident Of Alban town
ship. and the juicy fruit was grown
on his ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Van Walker re-
turned home yesterday morning from
Washington state where they spent
the winter. Mrs. John Heath, who had
been with them for the past month
or two returned with them.
Little Mary Mcfarland was struck
on the forehead by n Of the swings
on the school Fairgrounds Monday
forenoon, cutting a bad cash. -Four
stitches were necessary to close the
wound.
Nh. johnson and Miss Human, OF
Montevideo, autoed over from thai
city to Milbank last Sunday. "Butch's'
old Milbank friends always have the
ktch. key hanging out when he is a.
round.
Mr.. Henry Seide has been on the
invalid list for a couple of weeks
past having an infection in the heao
developing from a severe cold. How
ever he is now improving and it il
hoped will soon be able to be abou!
again.
Mrs. P. A. Miller of Andover ant
a one-time resident of Milbank before
her marriage, returned to Andove7
after a two weeks visit to her aunt
at the home of M. G. Holtquist in Bis
Stone township.
Mrs. Mae Purvey entertained thu
Excelsior club Wednesday afternoon
April f3. After a general discussion
of the current events, interesting
magazine articles and papers wer'
read "America's New Place in tn
| World' by Miss Minnie Shannon ,ant
"A Sketch of Winifred Stoner" b.
| Mrs. Wvlie. Club adjourned to Apri
81. Reporter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Templeton
and DR.. Linsey and wife and twt
children We're the participants in al
auto accident last Sunday, while driv
ing north from their farm home tt
the Ole Eye farm. In turning out t.
escape a mudhole in the road the ca!
was overturned and all of the occu
pants pinned underneath. They man
aged to extracate themselves, ant
found that they had all received som
bruises and scratches. DR.. Linse.
has been confined to his bed for sew
eral days, but all the other parties tt
the accident happily escaped with min
or injuries. The top of the car wa:
badly wrecked but the car was II
condition to be brought home undel
its own power. 1t was a fortunate
thing that the injuries to all were
as light as they We're.
Supreme Prelate Atwood, Of thu
K. of P's. from Minneapolis, visitet
Banner Lodge Wednesday evening. H
gave a part of the work which was
put on in his usual form. Although
blind. Mr.. Atwood gives the work il
such an impressive manner and is ablf
to get around SO we'll that he has Wor
the warmest admiration and friend
ship of all the members of the loca
lodge who have met him.
The Rosco Hamilton family have
moved into the Baird house on Thirf
Ave, which was formerly occupied
by the Tom Huston family. Mr.. Hus.
ton is in North Dakota, while Mrs