The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-07

Mimi. was in the city Sunday attend
ing the section foremen's meeting.
Miss Fannie Moore was one of the
many who were sightseers in the
South Dakota metropolist yesterday.
Mrs. G.. Sutherland was in the city
over Sunday visiting her two daugh-
tiers who are attending the Normal.
An IL u pound baby boy arrived
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Prof. and Mrs. Geo. Simpson, of the
Normal.
Mesdames X. Knoeri and Bessie
Pinkerton and Misses Hazel Stilson
and Mae McCue spent Sunday in
Sioux Falls.
Miss A. McGloin and Miss Gooch,
instructors in the high school, re-
turned last evening from a trip to
Sioux Falls.
Albert Meyers, of Charles City, Ia,
stopped over in the city Sunday while
en- route to Wentworth to work on a
thing contract.
Mrs. Enoch Johnson returned to
her home today after being in the
city for a short time having her tom
sils removed.
Miss Elma Verlo and Miss May
Molstad left this morning for the
east. They go to Detroit, Mich, on
a visiting trip.
Mrs. o. w. Cummings has gone to
Mt. Vernon, this state, to spend a
week with her parents and also to
transact business.
G. L. Hasvold, manager of what
was formerly known as the Madison
Coffee House, was over in Flandreau
today ~transacting business.
Herman Rowland took passage
this forenoon to New Lisbon, Wis,
where he will visit his brother, Will
lam for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Otto Roland and children
started this morning for Wasco, Cal,
to spend the winter with the formers
mother, Mrs. w. H. G%iddings.
This afternoon at 2 o'clock Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Jorgenson laid to rest
the mortal remains of their infant
child that was born Saturday night.
Ernest Demaray returned from
Winfred this morning where he had
gone to visit his folks over Sunday.
Ernest is a student of our high
school.
Mrs. w. T. Maitland, of Mobridge,
accompanied by Mrs. NJ. A. Lyons,
departed today for Spring Valley,
Mimi, on a visit with friends and
relatives.
Charles Sundb1rg and family came
to the city by auto yesterday from
Appleton. Mimi, to spend the day
with Mrs. S~undberg's mother, Mrs.
Maria Coffey.
Annual meeting of officers of the
Commercial club in the club looms
this evening (Monday). All MEM
beers are urged to attend.-W. r..
Lowe, President.
The Civic and Child Welfare club
holds its annual meeting tonight at
SIS for the election of officers.
Come prepared to pay dues.-Mrs.
+. a. Buechel, President.
Mrs. II. T. Hotchkiss returned Sat
| urday from a weeks visit spent at
Rockford, Ia. While at that place
| she ATTENDED The funeral of her faith
er-in-law. Thoa. Jenkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. Furnam, residing
| northwest of Ramona, are g~rieving
over the death of a child that passed
away Saturday forenoon. Burial oc-
Cured yesterday at the Ramona GEM
etery.
Clarence Jenkins, of Platte, con.
Guided a four days visit yesterday
at the home of ID. A. Richardson and
went to Sioux Falls by auto. They
will detour to Tabor, Ia, before max
ing the return trip home.
Carl Benson and family, of How
ard, spent Saturday and part OF Sun
day at the home of Ole Highland
Yesterday afternoon they drove by
auto to the Holvick farm home neal
the lake Madison church to call OF
the Holvick family.
ole Edmonds and MI. Applewicl
drove over neal the Minnesota stat'
line Sunday to attend a Norwegian
Lutheran service. Accompanying
them was Mr.. Forberg, who was re
turning home from a visit with Mr.
Applewick, his son-in-law.
NJ. Bixler and daughter, MISS Ed