The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-18

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Regular meeting Madison chapter
No. 6. O. Z. S, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. l.. ID. Adkins returned home
from Alexandria by the north train.
John II. Medill and wife went this
afternoon to Oldham to visit their
son.
Miss Carrie Farmer will give a re
cital in the NJ. F.. church Tuesday
evening. June %.
Mrs. John Malone was an eastgO-
ing passenger for Jackson, Mimi, on
a visit with relatives.
A license was issued this morning
for the marriage of Raymond Brown
and Bernice Merriam, both of Madison.
Ray Phillips departed by the south
train this morning for Sioux City
and other points in Iowa in n
ton with his restaurant business.
Benefit of the Grace guild of the
Episcopal church at the Imperial
Monday night. Lillian Walker in
Kitty Mackay."
Exercises for Children's day were
held last night in the First Presbyte-
rian church, with a full program OF
speaking and music.
Mrs. G.. w. Clemens returned this
afternoon from st. Louis. Mo. bring
ing home her daughter. Ruth, who
has been attending school there.
Mrs. Edward German, of Milwau-
kee, and Mrs. j. G. Sheron. of Min
neapolis, arrived from the north to
visit in the family of Andy Folsom.
Jack Hamilton and Charles Spears.
lately of Sioux Falls. went through
Madison today on their way TO Mon
tana. where they intend to enter for
a claim.
Thee. b. Halverson, of the Went
worth Enterprise, returned this
morning from F~orestburg. where he
attended the funeral of his mother
yesterday.
Rev. Rasmussen and wife. of Sioux
Falls. spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Rasmussen's uncle, A. G.. Gray.
and returned today on the south
train.
Mrs. III. c. Temple, of F%reeport.
Ill. motored from Sioux Falls with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Johnston Satur-
day and spent Sunday with the fam
lily of j. G. Schultz, returning today.
Mrs. A. Tradup, who has beer Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Hundemer the past two weeks.
departed this morning for her future
home at Omaha, Neb.
Miss Florence Goodroad departed
this morning for Milford, Ia, to
spend the summer months visiting.
She does not expect to return until
the fall term of school opens.
j. II. Farber and wife and small
son. of Sioux Falls, spent the night
last night at the home of Mrs. H.
Borland. They are on their way to
California by automobile.
The Mission circle of the First
Baptist church will be postponed un-
til Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock
on account of the funeral of Miss
Person. 1t will be held at the home
Of Mrs. A. Stelter.
Father Flynn and Father Collins,
of Ramona, went to Chamberlain this
morning to go into retreat with all
priests Of this diocese, as is the an
nual custom. They expect to return
Saturday.
DR.. S. Wooley went this morning
to Pensacola and other points lin
Florida to view the country with in
tentions of buying some Florida land.
Mrs. Wooley will join her husband
next month. This is the first time
since the close of the civil war that
Mr.. Wooley has visited that country.
Mrs. Ida H. Walter and Mrs. EN-
ma III. Olson will go tomorrow to visit
relatives at Ponaka, Alta, Can, to
be gone about a month. Arrange
pass the border, for which there does
not seem to be any instructions in
the office of the clerk of court.
They will present Qualifications Of
citizenship and intention.
The brief but violent storm which
Madison experienced last night was
purely local in character, it is said
At Lake Madison there was a light
sprinkle, and east of there no rain
fell. The same explanation will do
for both north and west-there was
? very little water fell except right in
!, this city.
A party consisting of c. Z. Olstad,
Art Murray, C. j. Warfield, John
| Moore. II. Putney. HI. HOLE and c.
2 Robeck went to Enemy Swim this
. afternoon for a few days of fishing.
C. A. Stensland went too, but has to