The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-13

to northern Minnesota to look after
land which he owns in that section
and also enjoy a few days trout fish.
ing in the vicinity of Duluth. to be
joined next week by G. Ellingson,
a. A. Fowler and w. 8. Murray of
this city.
Mrs. Hurley who will depart Satur.
day morning on a visit to friends In
Canada, was very pleasantly surprised
last evening by a party Of her lady
friends. The evening was delightfully."-
spent socially, and after refreshments
were served the guests presented Mrs.
Hurley with a beautiful handbag,
with best wishes for a pleasant jour
ney, and safe return.
Prof. E. G. Kellogg who has been
visiting his father, E. B. Kellogg,
and brother, DR.. q. E. Kellogg. de-
parted this morning for Clear Lake
to call on his brother, Prof. l.. G. Rel
logg, of this city, who is conducting
a teachers institute there. Thence be
will proceed to his home at College
Place, Wash, where he occupies the
position Of president of Wslla Walla
College.
Mr.. and Mrs f. L. Soper who have
been guests at the home of their rels-
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rowland,
Egan avenu and Eighth street, were
passengers by the south train for
their home ut C%enterville, accompan-
led as far as Sioux Falls by Mrs.
Rowland and daughter, Miss Irma.
Mr.. Soper will close up his business
at CentervIlle and return to Madison
to reside, expecting to be located here
in about sixty days.
The grand lodge of the Eastern Star
in session at Yankton elected the fol-
lowing officers: Mrs. Ada Doherty of
Huron, grand matron; Mrs. II. H.
Potter of Webster, associate grand
matron; Chas. G. Bixby of Tyndall,
grand patron; Or. Ellis of Lennon,
associate grand patron; Mrs. Msude
Winans of Sioux Falls. grand conduc-
tress; Mrs. Ferris Of WATERFOWL, asso-
ciate grand conductIess; Mrs. Angie
L. Williamson of Madison, grand secre-
tary.
The Daily Leader is in receipt of a
picture postcard from Mr.. and Mrs.
John piston, formerly of this city,
now of Austin, MINI, dated Portland,
Ore, June 10, in which they state that
they are taking in the Rose Carnival
and enjoying our western trip. We
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also" Friends in this city will be
pleased tn hear from Mr.. and Mrs.
Holston. and that they are enjoying
life in travel and Sightseeing in the
picturesque Pacific coast portion of
the world.
Harold Rensch, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Crist Rensch, departed last evening
for Duluth. MINI, where he has &C.
cepted n position with the Marshall
Wells Wholesale Hardware Co.. Of that
city. Harold graduated from the high
school at the commencement exercises
last week, and his friends will be
pleased to learn that he has so soon
started out in the world to make his
own way. He has had experience in
mis- fathers hardware store in this city
during his school days, and his ac-
q~uaintances feel confident that he will
make good in the larger field which he
has entered.
Minneapolis, Journal: Undeterred
by the presence of four sleeping min
listers a thief crept into a room at the
Pauly hotel, 1 Nicollet avenue, early
today and stole els and a check for
s45 from Rev. l.. G. Foss of Seattle,
Wash, according to the story told by
the minister to the police. Sleeping
in the same room with Foss were Rev.
o. J. Clippen Of Duluth, Rev. o. p.
Caugens of Cotton. s. D., and Rev.
J. Bjorio of Red Wing. Neither was
awakened by the thief. Foss said
that he had left the money and check
in his trousers pockets when he went
to bed. He said that the trousers
were rolled up and left on the chair
when he arose today, but that the
pockets were empty.