The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-03-25
Local and Personal Paragraphs

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Frank Mcconnell returned from a
ten day visit in Minneapolis OH Mon
day.
Minor Larson, OF LaBolt, under
! went an operation at the hospital this
| week.
A baby son came to the home Of Mr..
| and Mrs. Dave Fogbolberg, south of
the city last Fridav.
Mrs. Arthur l.. Jenson was able to
leave the hospital and return to her
home Tuesday Of this week.
John Cahill returned from, Pierre
J last Saturday. He attended the state
| auditors annual meeting there.
Miss Efie Murray went to Wilmot
Monday morning where she las ac-
cepted a position in one of the stores
there.
Mrs. Minnie Goireyor, Of Ortonville
has been spending a few days during.
the week with Mrs. w. E. Let's in
this city.
One Of John Nold's daughters is
quite i'll with an attack of pneumonia
which is serious as 1t follows a siege
of the small poN.
Miss Esther Ross, who is teaching
at Madelia. Mimi, arrived nome Sat
u,day to spend the Easter vacation
in the parental home.
Paul Austin visited his mother here
over the week end, arriving Sunday
niyht. He returned Monday night to
the western part of the state.
Mr.. John Martens has been serious
| " i'll with the infirrnities of age dur
, ing the past week or two, but IS now
improving and growing stronger.
The Peschong school is again closed
! AFTER being in session only u few days
| This past week. Two alild cases OF
, scarlet fever is the cause OF 10 school.
Willis Wright wh9 was cut on the
hand while caoppjng woodrt1o weeks
ago is n~0nrovirg nicely and VII aoon
be able to haze the entire tec u his
hand.
Mrs. r. D. Jones mas been i'll foF
| several DAYS With a cold and minor
troubles. TIE little daughter Of the
family, Roberta, has also been under
he weather.
Mrs. Laura }. Brown Of Fkalaka,
! Mont. a friend Of Mrs. c. II. KIM
BAN, spent several GAYS with the lat
ter last week. She vas on her way
TO visit friends in Chicago.
John Dornbusch, who had the mis-
! fortune to have his legs cut OIL Just
above the e,akles under the freight
train al Summit last week Is reported
to be getting along nicely and viii re-
cover from the shock.
Mrs. J.. Haase, of Winona. Mimi,
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has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Ca,l Lenharlt for the past week or
two. Mrs. Lenhardt expects to return
with her mother for a short visit to
Winona.
Mrs. Thos. Michigan. a former resi-
dent Of the city now living at Sacra-
mento, Calf. has been visiting the
Fairchild family and meeting many
| Of her Milbank friends during the
week. She was recently called TO
Ortonville by the death OF a sister in
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson
were called to Big Stone by the ser
ioas illness of Mrs. Anderson's faith
er, w. Bansemer of that city. He has
developed a serious case OF pneum onia
and his recovery is somewhat doubt
ful as this is the third time he has
been seriously i'll.
r. J.. Jacquot w2s present at the
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mercial, booster and civic cfganlza-
tions of the state, ''hich was held at
Aberdeen on Monday and Tuesday OF
this week. About 40 were present
and Mr.. Jacquor reports a very sue
eessfuf and profitable meeting He will
make a report at the next Booster
meeting.
Uzal Hartman OF Big Stone and
Miss Catherine Hess of Ortonville,
were married at the NJ. E. parsonage
on Tuesday evening, Forrest Gardiner
and Miss Ruth McKeynolds, both OF
this city and we'll known young peo-
ple of the community We're also mar
ried Tuesday evening at the parson-
age. The groom is a son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Gardiner, Of Melrose
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