The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-21

called at the home of Jack Verlo
yesterday.
Rev. Berg and family, of Volga,
came to Madison today to visit at the
Edmons and Halseth homes.
VIM. Metcalf departed by the
south train this morning to visit his
sister, Mrs. Harding at Narka, Kan.
Special conclave tonight of Madi-
son Commandery. Work in the Black
Cross degree.-Hans Hanson. Il. c.
Edward Regain, of Chicago arrived
today, and is visiting at the home of
his uncle, James Regain.
Mrs. Joe Ryan returned today from
L%ineville, Ia, where she has been
visiting her brother, John Craney.
r. r. Latchaw, of Ida Grove. Ia.
is visiting at the home OF w. c..
Brown, being on his annual trip to
Lake county for the fishing,
Ben Steel went this morning to
Holland, Mimi, where he will look
after some farm interests. He went
across country by automobile.
Rev. Reigstad, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
Halseth, Mrs. and Molstad. Messrs.
Rensvold, Edmons, Tommeraason
and Bengaard returned last night
from attending a convention at Old
ham.
Mrs. John Kehrwald. 21l Chicago
avenue, was taken to the Madison
hospital last night, suffering from an
attack of acute appendicitis. and was
operated on this afternoon. Her CON
dition is reported to be favorable.
Licenses We're issued today BY
Clerk of Courts +. l.. Burnett for the
marriage of Robert Nelson, Of Ar
mour, and Myrtle Gross, of Madison.
and Alfred Nordhem. of Chicago.
and Sarah Sandman, of Madison.
Miss Carrie Farmer viii read
"Kindling." by Charles Kenyon.
Tuesday evening, June 20, at the
Methodist church. The evenings en-
tertainment will include some musi-
cal numbers, to be announced later.
Miss Mabel Thompson returned
this morning from Lincoln. Neb.. ac-
~companied by her mother. Mrs. %. RI.
Thompson. who went there last week
to witness her daughters graduation
from the University of Nebraska.
Railroad men said this morning
that yesterday afternoon a severe
hailstorm struck Woonsocket. break
ing down trees and destroying gan.
gends. While the storm was intense
for a time. the area covered wa HIM
tied by the size of the corporate linn
its of the town. so far as they could
observe.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. McCallister and
sons, Robert and Harold, arrived By
the south train yesterday from.
Long Beach, Cal. on a visit to Mrs.
McCallister's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
G.. II. Morse. 20S First street Ne
Mr.. McCallister and family plan tc
rent a cottage at Lake Madison dur
ing the ch%autauqua season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maundrell, of san
Francisco, Cal, are stopping AT IN.
home of ID. Mckinnon. Mr.. Mannd-
rell being on his way to Minneapolis
TO a&4end the convention of Shriner
at Minneapolis which takes place
next week. Mrs. Maundrell Is Il sis
ter of Mr.. McKinnon. and plans to
visit here the greater part of The
summer.
The Embroidery club are enter
tanning Mrs. +. N. Palmer, OF Los
Angeles. Cal, and Mrs. G.. L. Ne
Callister. of Long Beach, Cal. this
afternoon at the John W. Walden
cottage at Lake Madison, Refresh
ments were served and a general
good visit was INDUCED in. These
ladies were former members of the
club.
Attractions Of a c%hautauqua com
pany on their way from Centeryille
TO Ramona stopped i'm Madison be
tween trains this morning. There
were the IA members of the Kinney
band which is the final number ON
the program for the entertainment at
Ramona, and a IN with a duck
which she led by a string. and which
she pastured in the park in the in
terval between train times.
VIM. Larson. of the Safety FRS
baseball aggregation, said this morn
ing that there were several games in
cubating, but there are no dates an
nounced The team is arranging for
00hi1 EdiAfN do AA3h 1lbCN DtlNtlIlSH
and hopes to have one IN Madison in
the near future. One thing they
have settled definitely on is that they
will give a game for the benefit OF
the company fund when the date Of
the calling out of the enlisted men
is learned.
The fishing party consisting of Ar
thur MURRAY. G.. f. OlStad & War
field. John Moore. II. Putney. IL.
Hole, C. Robeck and c. A. Stensland
who went Monday to Enemy Swim on
a fishing excursion, returned last
night and report excellent luck in
Turing bass and pike from their wa
terry homes. They also had other di-
version. As the party was getting
ready to come home a hail storm
came up and they had to find shell
ter. The cars belonging to the party