The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-02-25
Local and Personal Parasraphx

MIS-. y. v. starr Is visiting the nome
of c. l.. Starr of Huron for two weeks.
One Of the John Schmidt children.
Of Alban township is i'll this week.
We pay cash for CREAM and EGGS
Bring them to US. THlRSK'S
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. krause were
Wilmot callers Sunday.
Miss Gladys Hudson of, Ort; nville
spent a few hours Saturday with her
sister Mrs. j. w. Malsed of this city.
DR.. Pay had the misfortune to slip
on the icy walk Sunday morning, and
cut his face quite badly.
One of the small children of Mr..
and Mrs. John McGrady is quite SER
iously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Swanson were
Milbank visitors yesterday. guests of
the Herman Krouse family.
Mrs. Gus. Mittlesteadt is recovering
from a slight illness during the past
week.
The Victor C~hristianson family,
who have been q%ua.antined for small
pox for some time are out again.
John Wellritz, living 8 miles south
of the city, had an operation for APP
pendicitis at the hospital Wednesday.
Jack Huber, telegraph operator at
the depot has moved from the Schiller
house on Miltank avenue to the Peter
son house On the same VEN
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, Of Woonsocket,
parents of Mrs. S. +. Jones of this
city, who have been visiting here re-
turned to their nome Monday evening.
Mrs. A. c. Grams was taken to the
hospital this week and underwent an
operation of a minor nature She is
reported to he getting alon. nicely.
Editor Smull, Of Summit, made VIVA
ne hopes is his last trip to the Milbank
dentists last Friday. John has been
coming pretty regularly for the past
few months.
Mrs. II. J. Port is very i'll and was
removed to the hospital Thursday for
treatment. She has been i'll for sew
eral weeks, but confined to the bed for
only a few days.
Mrs. Foley, living south OF .Albee,
and quite well known to most of the
old time residents Of Grant county, has
been quite seriously i'll for the past
two weeks.
Roberta, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Jones has been suffering the
past week from an infected finger,
which has been giving her consider
able trouble.
Otto Schneck, assistant cashier of
the Farmers & Merchants National
Bank has, been in Corona taking the
place Of Mr.. Stapieton, who was shot.
He will probably remain there for
some time.
Miss Hazel Conright returned Sat
urday of last week from Minneapolis
where she has purchased the spring
and summer millinery for the Milbank
ladies'. Miss Copyright now has a COM
plete assortment of the spriag styles.
Judge Lockhart returned home
from Portage. Wis.,, on Tuesday even
ing of this week. He attended the
funeral of his father, who died last
week at Clear Lake, this state, and
was taken to Wisconsin for burial.
Ed. Carrier is soirg to move frcgi
the house "iltTc he is living on the
west side to the Hotson house, on 5tn
Ave. Tne Dotson house is now owned
by Mr.. Mertins, who has made quite
extensive repairs and improvements
since purchasing it.
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brother of Mrs. John Cahill, of this
city, had his left arm so badly mangl-
ed in the machinery of the light plant
which he owns that it was necessary
to take it off at the shoulder. Mr..
Moreback and his wife visited here
last summer and will be remembered
by some Milbank people.
Roy C. Stevens, we'll known to most
Of the younger people of the city and
Miss Clara Olson, who is employed
at the St. Hubert hotel were married
Feb. II, before Justice Bleser. Mr.
Stevens has been employed on the
railroad for some time and the young
couple vii! remain in Milbank to make
their home.