The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-07-08

+. j. Sutton, returned to Aberdeen
by the afternoon train.
NJ. G.. Drake was an afternoon pas
senger north to Mott, N. D., on a
business visit.
Mrs. Beatty of Cedar Falls, Ia,
mother of ID. G.. Beatty, was an ar
rival by the afternoon train from the
south to spend a month at the home
of her son.
j. A. Shimerda, who has been So
journing at Lake Madison the past
ten days, departed for his home at
Howard.
Allan Aker of Garretson, who has
been a guest of his friend, Oscar
Hexom. was a morning departure for
Sioux Falls.
For Sale. Furniture, library set,
rockers, writing desk, bed springs,
mattress, rugs. stove, trunk, also
dishes and Mason fruit jars. Phone
1872 Red or call at 302 West Third
street.
Mrs. j. l.. Jones and son, Jack. of
Detroit, Mich, sojourning at Lake
Madison, were evening passengers for
Bryant to call on friends who are
about to remove to Montana. They
will return to the lake in a day or
two.
Henry Hundemer was a morning
arrival from points in North Dakota.
Mr.. Hundemer plans to again take up
his home in Madison this fall, having
bought the S. X. Leen property, III
Lee avenue.
Mrs. Shear and Mrs. Thompson of
Hillsboro, Wis, mother and sister of
Mrs. A. G.. H~allenbeck. were arrivals
by the midnight train and are guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hallen-
beck, Harth avenue and Tenth street.
The state veterinarian association
in session in Sioux Falls the past two
days, adjourned by the election of
officers and appointing Sioux Falls
as the next place of meeting. DR.. ii.
A. Hartwich of this city was elected
second vice president of the associa-
ton.
Mrs. Fred Campbell and children
of Mobridge, who have been guests
at the home of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Beardsley, North
Egan avenue, departed this morning
for Ithica. N. Y, on a visit to her
sister. Mrs. Genie Beardsley-Thomas,
resident of hat city.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: On
! July IL the South Dakota Central
employees will hold a picnic at Brandt
lake. A jolly good time will be had.
The shop force will play the Pen
, Pushers a ball game which will be
! one of the hottest games of the sea-
| son. Other games will be played.
Schneider, Davis, Henney, Cox and
!. Warren are doing all they can to give
, the boys a jolly good time.
Miss Janet Rae, daughter of Mr..
! and Mrs. VIM. Rae, vas a homecom-
. ing passenger this afternoon. Miss
, Rae is teacher of expression, dra-
|! matte art and physical culture in Irv-
, ing college, Mechanicsville, Penn.
. She had been calling on friends in
, Virginia, en- route, and her parents
| had sort of lost track of her so that
, her arrival this afternoon was a sur
f. prise.
The Daily Leaders mail this morn
ing contained the following: THE
, Odd Fellows at Ramona are nearing
| completion of their $4,000 brick
, building and are planning for a big
time at their dedication some time in
August. They are a live bunch at
Ramona and we want to attend this
I event for we know there will be
something good. Let us know the
date, boys, and W. will be there
strong"
Senator Sterling, who lectured at
| ch%autauqua assembly last evening
was a departure by the south train
this morning. While waiting for the
train he was greeted by a number of
friends at the depot. The senator
was quizzed in regard to Madison's
new p~ostoffce building for which a
site has been bought and an appro-
priation of $4,000 for the building
! made by congress-, and stated that he
would take the matter up with the
proper authorities with a view OF i'm
mediate action.
L. M. Smith and wife of Fort
Dodge, Ia, are Suests at the holuV VI
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. l..
Woodmancy of Woodmany flats,
Blanche avenue and Fifth street. Mr..
Smith and wife, accompanied by the
~latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. n.
Bergheim of this city, who had been
visiting them, made the trip from
Fort Dodge by automobile. He re-
ports crops all along the route about
the same as here. Mr.. Smith was
. the builder of Woodmancy flats and
is quite well known in this city.