The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-01-14
Local and PsrssSsl Paragraphs

Mrs. c. II. Kimball visited friends
in Ortonville Sunday.
Born to Br. and Mrs. Albert Radkt
a daughter. Saturday morning.
Mrs. J.. T. Stone OF this city was
operated upon for appendicitis last
Friday at the hospital.
Miss Orpha Woolsey, who is teach
ing at Odessa, came up Friday to
spend the week END with her parents.
Editor Smull of Summit was down
last Friday having some dental work
done
Mrs. M. II. Wiseman was a visitor
with the family Of her daughter, Mrs.
Hocum last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Soefker Of Twin
Brooks were guests at the Robert
Nichol home last Sunday, returning to
their home on the afternoon train.
Mrs. Harry Holmes accompanied
! her daughter to Butler, Sunday for a
weeks visit. The young lady is en-
gagged in teaching school at that place.
Lars Larson, Ray kimball, and MI.
Feb from. Summit attended the hog
sale in the city Monday. Mr.. Larson
purchased one Of the pigs.
Miss Bessie Dore was operated upon
for appendicitis at the st. Bernard's
hospital last Wednesday morning. She
is reported to be doing nicely.
Nh. and Mrs. Nick Burr welcomed a
baby daughter, born at the hospital
last Wednesday morning. They live
in Alhan township.
Tire seven months old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pew is very III
at the hospital with an attack of pne0-
rncEia-
Mr., and Mrs. Jack Nolan have nov
ed into the house vacated by the DIR.
Sullivan family.
Mrs A. C. Geer, who had been Wis
itine her mother, Mrs. Shannon for q
month on so past, left this week to
visit her daughter at Crookstcn.
H. A. Riley is reported to be re
covering from his illness and viii
soon he out again. This news is pleas
ing to his Mi1bank friends as the
genial city alderman has a host Of
friends in the city.
The members of the Rebekah lodge
surprised Nil. and Mrs. Harry Fowler
last Saturday evening at THEN home
ard helping Harry celebrate his birth
day.
Mrs. Victor Anderson, OF Stock
holm, who underwent a very critical
operation a week ago last Sunday Is
recovering rapidly, and j. Eow entire
~ cut Of danger. The operation was
/ by the local doctors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Burns of Web
ster We're down spending Sunday with
the Wm. Let's family. Harold look-
as If they were treating him Wei late
~ e. he Would have to 20 into train
ing to get down TO 100 lbs.
Mrs. Al f. DeYuncp n.ade q trip t.
the cities the first Of TIE week. where
she has been making purchases of new
instruments and Office supplies for Dr.
DeTuncq, VINO suffered the loss Of
nearly all his instrument and sup
plies in the Mittelstaedt fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Swan of Stras-
burg, n. D., with their infant son
were visitors last week at the w. w.
Wright home in this city, returning to
their home last Sunday. Nj. Swan i
an employe OF the Milwaukee at stras
burg.
Mrs. Dennis Sullivan and child
rem departed Monday evening for San
Antonio, Texas, where she will join
Capt. Sullivan who is stationed at
Camp Travis, being assistant surgeon
for the field artillary stationed there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Martens left
Sunday evening for Sioux City where
they were joined by Mrs. NJ. Martens
who will accompany them to Califor-
MIA to spend the winter. MIR. and
Mrs. Martens will make their home
in Ontario, Cal. The best wishes of
Grant county friends go with them.
Last Thursday, Jan. 9th, at 100 O.
clock p. m. Simon W.. Kruger and
Miss Mabel JAEGER, both of Strand
burg, were united in holy matrimon
at the Congregational parsonage
Four cousins Of the groom accompani-
ed the happy pair and acted as wit
nesses. Mr.. and Mrs. Kruger will
reside on a farm near Strandburg.
Mrs. Harriet Hoffner, who is now
located in Northern Michigan, tut who
has been spending a mid-winter vac
ton with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Pudcr at Big Stone. was a quest at