The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-14

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Winfred this forenoon to remain the
guest of DIR. Daniels and wife for a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. E. M. Benedict departed for
Flandreau today after a pleasant
visit here 1T the home of her son-in-
law, A. j. Cornelyson.
Geo. P. Davis has been obliged to
forego his employment at the Peck
furniture store for a few days on ac-
count of a severe cold.
Gundert Johnson and daughter,
Selma, anne down from Brookings
Sunday and spent the day with Mr..
and Mrs. ole Edmonds.
Mrs. and Mrs. C. futile were in
Madison on Sunday calling upon
their daughter, Mrs. Quanstrom.
They reside at WATERFOWL.
Fred Knutson went to Roswell this
forenoon, taking with him a force of
carpenters to begin work upon a
building contract he has there.
Christ Tischhauser returned yes
terday by auto from Yale, this state,
where he has been since last June SUI
pervising the work on his farm.
Earle Kelley and family drove to
Sioux Falls and back yesterday.
: While there they called upon Mrs.
Jessie Johnson, Mrs. Kelley's sister.
Mrs. w. S. Given departed this aft
ernoon for her home in Britton. She
has been with the w. T. Stearns fam
lily since the burial of VIM. Stearns.
Rev. C. A. Gruhn arrived this fore
noon from Washington Springs. He
has been away from the city for a
couple of weeks doing ministerial
work.
Mrs. w. H. VanNostrand and
daughter departed today for their
home at Sioux Falls. They have just
closed a visit with Joe Westaby and
family.
Mrs. j. +. Griffin, who has been in
Madison for a few days visiting at
the HOiHc VI Hci Son, IL. T. uiiiiih'
left this morning for her home at
Egan.
Mrs. j. L. Mace has just terminal
ed a visit of six weeks duration with
the Lee Guffey and Roy Nunnemaker
family and gone to her home at ga.
bula. Ia.
Miss Danhfald ma nf nar hipI
school teachers, went home to Aber
deem this afternoon to remain unit
the public schools here are permitted
to open again.
c.. E. Colby and wife arrived il
: the city last night from Spokane
Wash. They were former resident
of Madison and are here v~isitin,
, among old friends.
Miss G~enevieve Hicks, who is EN-
i ployed as stenographer at the Law
office of Attorney Ira F. Blewitt, wa'
{ called home to Canton today on &C
count of illness in the family.
G.. l.. Scully, of the Security Stat
i bank, is at Chester today preparing
: to nov his family to this city. The,
will occupy the HI. r. HOLE propert.
on the east side of Library park.
4 Miss Matilda Schnell arrived las
evening from Burley, Idaho, wher'
she has a teaching position, to atten'
: the funeral of her brother, George
which occurs at Ramona in a day O
two.
Mrs. j. b. Rowland, temperate,
\ residing at vermillion, was a Sunda,
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c
!, A. Kelley and Mrs. w. w. Rowland
Two sons accompanied her on tn
/. trip.
Miss Blanche Mitchell, Red eros
: nurse, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Mitchell. today received telegraph
instructions to report at Fort De
Moines. Ia, Wednesday, October /
!, for duty.
e. L. Peck is expecting to go I
Ramona in a day or two to be pres
ent with his hearse at the funeral O
Geo. Schnell, who passed away a
Camp Funston recently, a victim o
/, influenza.
d The Woman meeting and chi
9 dren's festival. announced to be hel
this evening. has bsen pustpUnsd ur