The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-09-14

~
Normal school. Miss Kings nome is
at st Lawrence.
Miss Ollie M. Mccormick, who re
sides at Washta, Kan, has arrived
for a visit at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. II A. Hartwich.
Mrs. F. E. DeCelle and daughter
left today for Sioux City. They have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
J.. Rose for a number of days.
No matinee at the Imperial theater
this afternoon, but the big special pa
triotic production, Mothers Of Lib
erty," will be presented tonight.
Mrs. A. C. Floe and daughter, Gym
thia, departed this morning for Man
kato, Mimi, their mission being a
visit with the family of Mr.. George.
Mrs. S. F. Bennett was a morning
pass enger to Woodstock, Mimi,
where she goes To visit her daughter,
Mrs. j. H. Wing'e She expects to be
gone a week.
For about one month Mrs. Dora
Miller, of Denver, Colo, has been in
Madison, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
III. A. Hartwich. She started for her
home today.
Lost. Purse containing lady's
watch and sum of money. Name
Myrtle Shriner engraved in back of
watch. Leave at Johnson's Big Store.
Reward.
p. Gebhart, who resides at Col
man, was in the city this morning
white awaiting a train for home. He
was returning from a visit with his
children at Faulkton.
DR.. Kellogg and family and C. J..
Warfield and family have gone by
auto to Bismarck, N. D., where the
doctor and Mr.. Warfield will spend
the greater part of next week hunt
ing ducks.
Mrs. Blaine Rowland was a pas
senger today for Vermillion. She
will visit her husband who with r. III.
Mayfield, is engaged on a plumbing
and heating contract on the %univer-
Isity dormitory and engineering build
ing.
The Ministerial association of the
city will meet at the Presbyterian
church on Monday morning at 10
o'clock for the election of officers
and transaction of other business
C. McKibbin, President.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Erickson and
daughter, Geneva, of Summit, were
business visitors in Madison today.
Mrs. Erickson handed in the report
of the Summit Red Cross knitting
section.
George White and family were
stopping in Madison today while
waiting for a Bristol train. Mr..
White came from Madison, Wis, and
is on his way to Aberdeen, where he
has a position with the Case Thresh-
ing Machine company.
The knitting section of Red Cross
are now packing their quota of COM
pleted work preparatory to making a
shipment next Monday, September
Is, the date for turning to headauar-
ters all finished articles. This Sec
ton expects to move into the Soule
building the first of the week anC
continue their accumulations there
There was a pleasant gathering a.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NordeI
Bergheim last night in honor of Mar
tin Bergheim, who left for Minneap
oils this morning to affiliate will
the medical reserve corps of which
he is a member. Besides the Berg
helm family there were present Rev
Olin Reigstad and Mr.. and Mrs. Os
car Hexom. All present sat down t
an appetizing Hooverized supper.
J. w. Walden returned from tn
Huron fair last evening. While a
Huron Mr.. Walden assisted the stat
board with the Red Cross exhibit
This exhibit was one of the specia
features of the fair this year. The fol
lowing noted men delivered addresse
at the Red Gross tent to large an,
interested audiences: Lieut.. Renard
of France; Capt. Fischer, of the Eng
lish army, and Maj. Watson, of tn
Canadian army.
The annual meeting, or fourt
quarterly conference of the loca
Methodist church was held last ever
ing. BY election John Rowe, Her
man Hunter and John Kline wer