The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-09-10

RoouiS LUZ Ienl III laOutIu uOillS.
First house east of the Methodist
church.-Mrs. j. e. Gilbert.
c. C. Wagner and Hugh O'Donnell,
of the Dacotah Oil company, took an
auto drive to Vermillion today.
John Wingle was a returning pas
senger to Woodstock, MINI. He had
been here on a visit with S. ID. Ben
nett.
Miss Anna Westergaard departed
this morning for Woodstock, Mimi,
where she is to be engaged in teach
ing a rural school.
Strayed. From my premises
about two weeks ago, eight red
shoats. Finder please notify John
Fisher, Wentworth, S. d.
Mrs. Edward Heston arrived in
Madison today from Tacoma, Wash,
to be the guest of President and Mrs.
Heston, of the Normal.
Miss b. Clark and Mrs. F. Bunker,
who have been guests of Mrs. HI. T.
Hotchkiss, Leave tomorrow for their
home at Moose Jaw, Sask., Can.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Oakland, who
have been employed in this vicinity
since last March, purchased tickets
this forenoon for their return to
Rock Valley, Ia.
Mrs. John Pooley was a morning
passenger for Fedora. Mr.. Pooley
has a farm west of this city, and an
other one at Fedora. THEY are NOV
ing to the Fedora place to remain
permanently.
Mrs. A. Eide and daughter came
from Howard this morning to visit
friends in Madison, the former to re-
turn today and the latter to remain
indefinitely.
Miss Leona O'Connell departed for
Minneapolis this afternoon. The
young lady goes to attend st. Cath
crimes college and continue the stud
les begun last year.
Miss lisa j. Duncan, who has been
giving violin instruction to her Mad
ison students, returned to Sioux Falls
this morning. Miss Duncan is con-
nected with the All Saints school.
Mrs. Fred Stroh and Miss Minnie
H~ostlander started today on a long
trip that takes them to the state of
Washington, where they will remain
for a couple of months with relatives.
Edward Haynes has been working
on the M. Usell's farm near Oldham
until yesterday when he received a
telegram to return to his home folks
at Waterloo, Ia. He left this morn
ing for that place.
Mrs. A. F. Dworak and Mrs. Thos.
Espland, accompanied by Mrs. Lillian
Stevens, left Madison today for a trip
to Omaha, where each of the ladies,
except Mrs. Stevens has a son in the
balloon service.
Mrs. w. f. Tullis and little grand
son departed today by way of Pipe
stone fos the home of the former al
Merrill, Ia. For yer a week Mrs
Tullis has been the guest of Mrs. A.
Frager and family.
The First National bank force met
at the bank rooms last evening a. s
O'Clock and enjoyed a theater party
after which they proceeded to Jacks
restaurant, where they did justice to
a fine lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Gilmartin, of Cal.
mar, Ia, were arrivals by a morning
train and are guests at the home oil
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Stahl. They are
accompanied by Mrs. F. M. CallinaT
and son, Edward, of Minneapolis.
A 6-year-old child of Mr.. and Mrs
M. Bixler had the misfortune tt
break a collar bone the other day
This child with others was ridins
down an inclined walk in a small
wagon when n wheel flew off
pitching the children out. Neither o
the others were hurt.
A communication received toda,
by relatives announces that ElmeI
Hammer, who was last heard of a
Camp Dodge, is now on his wa,
through the state of Alabama, pre-
sumably bound for the Atlantic sea
board.
Ralph McCready is home on a II
days furlough, visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron McCready, ant
friends. He is stationed at the Viii
bur Wright aviation field, Dayton, o.
in the medical corps, attached to tn,
Il a yiaftnn danarfraarf