The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-13

Irene Weber and Ulla Pryor have
gone to the lake to spend a vacation
of two weeks.
d. J. Mitterling returned Saturday
evening from the twin cities, where
he had been for a few days on bust
ness connected with his piano bust
ness.
H. o. Nelson and F. b. Doty were
southbound passengers for Sioux
Falls today. They had been here to
call on and visit with Madison
friends.
Miss Maud Chausee, formerly Of
Madison, but recently of Chaussee,
Mont, arrived in Madison yesterday
to accept a position in the office of
Drs. Kellogg & Allison.
Mrs. John Whitethorn has been in
Madison for a week looking after her
aged father, C. E. Collier, who is
quite sick. The former returned to
Ramona yesterday.
w. III. Chapman, of Ramona, left
some of his cash with our local mer-
chants yesterday and in exchange got
value received in the form of quality
goods handled by our stores.
Miss Carrie Olson made a brief
call on Miss Betsey Mortensen Sun
day. Miss Olson resides at Unity
vile and went on to Oldham yester-
day afternoon.
Paul Schradter, of Pittsburg, Kan,
also Louis Elmore, of Oklahoma, are
young men whom our labor agencies
here have assisted recently in find
ing work on farms.
Mrs. Mary O'Brien accompanied
her two nieces, Misses Elizabeth and
Loretta Lawrence, to their home at
Eagle Butte yesterday. The young
people had been guests of the O'Brien
family for several weeks.
Mrs. May Flanagan returned to
Lacrosse, Wis, yesterday, going by
way of st. Paul. Mrs. Flanagan was
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. ]. O'Brien for two weeks prior to
her departure.
Mrs. o. E. Westerlund and baby,
Helen, departed by a morning train
for Iowa Falls, Ia, after a visit of
several weeks at the home of Mrs.
Westerlund's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. p. Davis.
Rev. Stockton, former pastor of
the Madison Baptist church, but now
located at WATERFOWL. returned to
his home today. Rev. Stockton was
in attendance at the b. Y. p. U. at
Lake Madison.
Harold Renner started for Omaha,
Neb., today. He has employment
with the Western Electric company
there. Mr.. Renner was in Madison
for a short visit with his mother, hav-
ing come from Omaha last Saturday.
Mrs. Ella McAdam left today en-
route to her home at West Liberty,
la. She has been visiting a son and
daughter here for a month and will
go to Rochester, Mimi, before re-
turning to Iowa.
j. w. Levee is a visitor at Ramona
having gone there to call on his par
ents. He expects to return soon and
later go to Canada, where he has
two brothers who have large land
holdings.
DR.. Rothschild is an exceptionally
good angler. Verify, his most recent
catch at Lake Madison demonstrates
angling ability. The doctor amazed
his acquaintance last evening when
exhibiting a trio of bass each weigh
ing several pounds.
j. l.. Crow expects to move into
his newly erected nome on First
street NV the last of this week. The
residence is all oak finished and
modern in every way. 1t can be
numbered among the better class of
Madison's beautiful homes.
A party of seven co-eds, including
the Misses Determan, Kommereins.
Anna Voegeli, Lille Tollefson and
Agnes Flakel, temporarily from "AlI
Inn" cottage at Lake Madison, assist
ed threshers on the Wilkinson farm
IN Monday afternoon.
Wentworth Enterprise: A number
of letters have been received this
week from our boys with the expedi-
tionary forces, and from all accounts
all of our local boys owe there are
in the best of health and spirits.
Mrs. Robert Fligge and children
departed by an afternoon train for
Tacoma, Wash, to join Mr.. Fligge
and reside there. Last evening Mrs.
Fred Kerstein gave a farewell party
in her honor at which "a guests were
present. A pleasant social evening
Walter Angle, employed on the
Henry Van Der Hemel farm four and