The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-09-13

from a trip to the state fair at
Huron.
Mary Egger, of Ramona, was in
the city yesterday between trains.
Mrs. j. E. Rose and Mrs. C. d.
Lancaster were visitors in Sioux Falls
today.
Ole Highland made a quick trip
by auto to WATERFOWL and back yes
terday.
Choir practice in the Methodist
Episcopal church this evening at s
o'clock.
Strayed. From Egan avenue N,
gray horse. Finder phone John I'm
zelman.
Miss Alva Turner left for Colman
this morning to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Nellie Downey.
DR.. Frudenfeld and family have
returned from a couple of days visit
at the state fair.
Miss Veronica Squires has engaged
to do the desk work at the Wilkinson
milk and cream station.
Miss Vera Beck went to Sioux City
today where she holds a teaching po-
sition in the high school.
Vernon E. Thomas arrived today
from New York city, where he is do
ing duty in the naval service.
We can now furnish you with SOL
dier's safety razor service kits
Rensch-Thompson Hardware store.
A regular conclave of Madison
commandery, X. T., will be held in
the temple tonight. w. Heston,
E. C.
Mrs. C, F. Kasch and granddaugh-
ter left today to visit the formers
son who is farming'nine miles west
OF Ramona.
Mrs. A. G. Floe expects to take a
trip to Mankato, Mimi, tomorrow to
spend a week with her father, Mr..
George.
Albert Eisenheim took train this
morning for Colman, Wis. Since last
spring Albert has been working for
Paul Weinke.
Michael Roche purchased a ticket
this morning for Collegeville, Mimi,
where he will enroll as a student in
st. Johns school.
Miss Neva Morse departed from
Madison this morning to take up her
work as a teacher in the public
schools of Sioux City.
Mrs. Alta Hines went to Elrod this
afternoon in response to a telephone
message from her son asking for hel
presence Immediately.
Mrs. d. Hovde and son, Richer, are
expected in this afternoon from a
three weeks visit with DR.. and Mrs
Kronder, of Davenport, Ia.
Miss Leora Laughlin, who is en-,
gagged as a teacher in the city schools
of Sioux City left today for that place
to begin her work.
A Sioux Falls newspaper an.
nounces the marriage in that city oil
Walter Allen Angle, of Madison, ant
edith Anna Kieffer, of Wentworth
They returned to Madison this after
noon accompanied by Miss Hazel An.
gle, who witnessed the ceremony.
Mrs. Sarah Allen left today, ac
companying Mrs. Kleo Penland to he
home at Des Moines, Ia, where sh'
will remain a guest for an indefinit,
period.
Misses Lille and Edith thinner
man, also Mrs. Mahlon Rose am
Mrs. f. Elhoff, all of Wentworth
were business callers in Madison yes
terday.
DR.. A. Zetlitz, of Sioux Falls, /
expected in the city or Sunday ever
ing to be ready to join DR.. Daniel
in a Monday morning duck hunt
While here he will be the guest o
the latter.
Mrs. John Brannan took a trip t
Sioux Falls today to meet Miss Ros
Walton, who is on her way from For
Dodge. Ia, to make her home wit
the former while attending the MOI
NAL school.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Gilmartin, VIII
have been guests at the home of MI
and Mrs. III. A. Stahl, returned by
morning train to their home in Ca
mar, Ia.
George Wright and Chas. Donna
are here on a visit with the latter
brother, Orville. They reside at Val