The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-09-02

Tie llOrmaJlOn CnaI Iney ARRIVED LIZ
Casper Sas., Canada, oh.tAugust %.
They planned to stay. ther re one week,
SO they left Tuesday and are now pro-
badly on the road changing. a: tire or
tinkering with the muller.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. ssohnerson, who
spent ten days in Davenport where
the doctor attended the convention of
the P.S.C., of which he is a graduate,
returned to Milbank last week.
Mrs. G. M. Ponder, Of Peever, and
Mrs. Lewis Of Mondevideo, Mimi, and,
Mrs. Virginia Rocks, also of the lat
ter city, sisters and mother Of. Mrs.
Albert Schaasr = eity spent Sun
day at the Schaffer home here.
Hugh MacFtesl of Hankinson. n. d.
father Of Mrs. Steve Walsh, and three
daughters, Mrs. Smith,sf lGi1Gapoliss
Miss A~ntoniette MacHeel, Of StsPaul;
and Miss Erna MacHeel. Of Hankinson
spent Thursday and Friday Of last
week visiting here.
Miss Helen Mesmer is enjoying .
vacation from her duties as steno-
grapher in the r d. Jones law Office,
which she is spending at Linden
Beach. Miss Katherine Mesmer and
Miss Hazel Cahill 60 out every even-
ing to spend the night. Miss Laura
Bernes is taking Miss Mesmer's place
in the office.
Special for Saturday only. We
will serve "TAa1E Fingers" with
all Ice cream Sundaes.
CITY BAKERY
John Lowthian, Mrs. N. l.. Low
THAN and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tun-
more, Of Aberdeen, started Monday
for a trip to points in southern Min
nesota and northern Iowa, where
they will visit relatives for about a
month. Mr.. and Mrs. T'unmore earne
Sunday to be here for the start ON
Monday.
Roscoe Hamilton, who recently re-
turned from a trip TO Minneapolis,
says that Mr.. and Mrs. William Full
Ter, formerly of this city are now
nicely settled in South Minneapolis.
where they have purchased d grocery
store. The store is located in the res
ldent district of the city, and they
have been very successful in building
up a nice trade.
Miss Stella Morgans, who has been
visiting her parents here for the uasss
two weeks departed for Aberdeen the
first Of the week, in which >itw she,
will resume government work which
she was formerly engaged in at Ma
Olson, Mis-.
Special for Saturday only. We
VIII serve Lady Fingers' With
all Ice cream Sundses:. u
cry BAKERY.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Huhbard mt
on Luverne Of watertswn visited
with Rev. and Mrs. Ray over sun
! day and Monday Of this week. rFr
Hubbard is In the wholesale and re-
tail i@1inent bsalsstiH Watertovvn.
They expresSet1thAnaselves as beire
greatly pleased with MiIbSnKs and tn,
surrounding country. tUn fMeuday
they together with Rev. and Mrs. R~r
spent the day at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L, Flock returned
from Breckenridge. MINI, last ST.
urday, where they were called by the
death Of a sister Of Mrs. Flock. Mrs.
Nick Craven the proceeding Monday.
The death was very sudden ind I'M
expected. Mrs. p. L. Curren, OF Plain
view, Minn., a sister and Barney Krue
OF Wabasha, Mimi, an uncle Of Mrs
Flock, returned with them for ! visit
W. G. Laube. Of Dubuque, Iowa.
who with his wife and two sons have
been here for tho past two months
with their son. anA~lsstAer, Gregory.
on their farm in Mclrese township
left Tuesday night for Lenarks, S. D.
Mr.. Laube is q professor in the then
logical seminary in Dubuque and = IN
address a conventisa ct Lenark. Trry
purchased the farm last spring. which
the son will continue to operate. M u
Labue and two sons will remain fsr-
a few weeks more.
A letter was received. by Herb :
Atkinson from the sheriff at Far
who went thru here two weeks ago II
the trail of a band Of gypsies, VIII
says that the child the band had ,
son Tor the past three or four wee
not che one they were looking for. I
child is one belonging to a membe, NJ
the band, altho it was much whi
than the other children and did
look like one Of their children. I
parents Of the missing child are .