The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-23


the third of a series that she has un-
dergone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Hexom today
received a card from their son, Carl,
stating that he had arrived safely in
France. He had been stationed at
Camp Funston.
Mrs. McManimon and daughter,
Anna, were passengers this morning
for Rushford, MINI. They have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rafferty,
for a week or more.
d. j. Mitterling is placing new
shelving to accommodate a recent
large shipment of Victor and Column
bia records. A modern method OF
exhibiting them is provided for.
Four weeks away from Madison is
the visiting record of Mrs. F. A.
Schultz, who has recently returned
from Wellsburg, Ia, where she was
the guest of Thomas Alderman and
family.
Red Cross Willing Workers will
hold an ice cream social at Terwilli-
ger school house on Sunday after
noon, August rs, three miles west
and five and a half miles south of
Madison.
E. H.. Mann, who is employed at
the First National bank, boarded the
Sioux Falls train this morning while
on his way to make application for
enlistment into the United States
navy, at the Granite City recruiting
station.
David Prosser, wife and daughter,
Myrtle. residents of Lawton, Ia, were
honored and welcome guests at Lake
Madison's famous recreation resort,
which in social parlance is known as
camp 1--WE Media Rest" They spent
a week in this vicinity and have now
gone to Egan to visit friends and
relatives.
Mrs j. E. Gilbert and daughter,
Florence, returned yesterday from a
two. months trip that took them
through Minnesota and parts of Illi-
nois. At Canton, ILL.,, they visited
with Mrs. Gilbert's daughter, Mrs
Hazel Shepley. They report a pleas
ant journey.
Mrs. A. M. Whitmore will be gone
from Madison for a period of one
month. She left today for Sioux
Falls to spend some with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Robinson, after which she
will continue her trip to Mora, Mimi.
where the remainder of her time will
be spent visiting her daughter, Mrs
l.. G. Lincoln.
John Steele of Erwin, was In Mad.
ison yesterday receiving medical
treatment. A cancer located on the
side of his neck has been causing him
much suffering and weakness. Mr.
Steele is an aged gentleman and was
recently the victim of palsy. His
friends and relatives are anxious or
account of his feeble condition.
Roy Kennedy, of Mountain View
Cal, is in the city looking after the
estate of the late Chas. b. Kennedy
Mr.. Kennedy vas here in the early
summer, but returned to California
to look after business interests there
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Walker have
a deal on for the sale of their prop.
erty in the southwest part of the city
to j. p. Moriarity, of Oldham. The
Walker family plan taking up theil
residence in Sioux City, Mr.. Walker
now being employed in the stock
yards of that city.
Arthur Marquart and family, alst
Herbert Marquart and family. related
residents from Camp I'VE Needs
Rest" a Lake Madison shore colony
are off on an AUTO tour which covers
points in the northern part of South
Dakota. S%topovers will be made a
Clark, Artesian and other places
These people will be gone for an in
definite period.
For a period of about IL years
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Sogn, former res
idents of Madison, have been resid
ing at Spokane. Wash. They hav'
been here on a brief visit with Mrs
A. j. Sogn and other relatives. Theil
visit ended, they purchased tickets
this morning for Sioux Falls wher'
they are to reside. since Mr.. Sogn il
to be employed at the Green Dragon
photo studio.
Des Moines, Ia, dispatch: "A Ii
cense to wed was issued here tt
Adolph Anderson, % years old, ant
Gladys May Walker, Is. both of Mad
ison, S. d." Miss Walker is a daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Walker
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