The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-16

there on account OF the illness or a
daughter.
For Sale. Well improved 10 acre
plot, Washington avenue S on easy
terms. Phone 3492.
John Donohue, of near Clarno, was
in Madison yesterday taking treat
ment for a very sore eye.
Mrs. Charles Pifer and Mrs. VIM.
Colphard, of Artesian, are consulting
Madison physicians today.
Martin Berther, cashier of the
Lake County National bank, is away
on a short vacation.
Miss Eva Abbott departed this
forenoon to make a long visit with
her relatives at Canton.
Miss Agnes Ryan and sister, who
have been visiting their brother, Joe,
returned to Pipestone today.
Arnold Bloom and Fl. Blanchard
Left Madison today for Egan, where
they will work for a month.
Rev. Walter Ingram, wife and sons
who were at the lake for a week,
went back to Mitchell yesterday.
For Sale. 1918 Ford rooster, will
sell on payments or take Liberty
bonds. Apply 221 Chicago avenue S.
Miss Margaret Sherman and Miss
Marie Feydler, both of Sioux Falls,
are guests of Miss Agnes Conley, of
this city.
Miss Maggie DeMars has returned
to her home at Oldham after a brief
visit with her friend, Mrs. Clarence
Coty.
Mrs. DR.. Duff took the southhound
train this morning to spend the day
with a sister, Mrs. Penny, of Sioux
Falls.
Miss Olga Stephenson had her ton
sils removed the first of the week
and now her throat is rapidly inn
proving.
Mrs. F. A. Buechel is away on a
trip to several Wisconsin cities,
where she will call on friends and
relatives.
Rolfe Schultz, son of ]. c. Schultz,
went this morning to Freeport, H.,
to spend two weeks visiting H. C.
Temple.
Mrs. H. B. Rodee, of Artesian, is
in the city today to visit her daugh-
ter, who is taking summer normal
work.
On Tuesday a lovely baby daugh-
ter came to bless the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Molumby, who reside
south of town.
Frank Willard took an auto trip
out around Winfred, Junius and
Howard the other day and found
crops looking fine.
E. H. d. Vreyens is back from st
Paul, where he had been for a few
days purchasing goods for his store
He returned last evening.
Don Porter came from Brookings
this morning. He is a military radio
student at Bookings. Mr.. Porter
will remain over Sunday.
For Rent. Modern eight room
house, vacant September /. For sal,
at a bargain if taken before thaf
time. Inquire at this office.
William Garretson, until recent!
an employee at Jacks restaurant
went to Huron Tuesday where he hai
accepted a position as chef.
Colman relatives will entertain
Mrs. Lizzie Harvey and son, John
for two weeks. The latter left TO
Colman on a morning train.
Miss Marie Peterson went t
Wentworth this morning to become
stenographer and bookkeeper for tn
Farmers Elevator company.
Mrs. Geo. w. Lawrence started o.
a visiting trip to Washington, Ia
this morning to be gone at least
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Loomer an
daughter returned to their home a
Mitchell yesterday. They had jus
terminated a pleasant outing at LAX
Madison.
Mrs. VIM. Morgan has been enter
tanning Mrs. Earl Wood, of Cantor
since last Tuesday. The latter re
turned home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Day and Nj
Hels&h and family had for their RI
cent guests, III. III. Wood and Mr.
Lizzie Lewis, both of Sioux Fails