The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-26


friends, came back to Madison this
morning.
r. J. Halseth and Ole Verio and
family went to Minneapolis yesterday
by auto.
Lynn Merrick and family were en-
joying the attractions at the lake
yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Powers began work in
Regain & Murray's confectionery
this morning.
Regular meeting of the P. N. G. A.,
Tuesday evening, Aug. 81, at the
usual hour.
o. G.. Schamber, editor of the
Spencer News, and family, are enjoy
ing cottage life at the lake.
J.. H. Robinson stopped in Madison
a short time while waiting to go to
Egan to engage in harvesting.
Miss Thane Carruthers returned to
Woonsocket today after a three days
visit with Mrs. Paul Hoffman.
DR.. j. e. Schapler and wife have
gone back to Pipestone after a very
pleasant week spent at the lake.
Miss Cynthia Floe has resigned
her position with Regain & Murray as
dispenser of soda fountain drinks.
A. Shilling returned to his home
at Flandreau today after spending
Sunday with the Bruce Squires fam
lily.
Miss Leonora Haley was a passen-
ger for Sioux Falls this forenoon.
Miss Haley will attend school in that
city.
Miss Olga Stephenson went to
Howard Sunday to secure a boarding
place near the school which she is to
teach.
Mrs. Thomas Smith was n of
several who visited the cyclone
stricken district of Tyler, Mimi, on
Sunday.
Mrs. C. A. Drew and children left
yesterday for washington Springs to
be gone a week on a visit with some
relatives.
Miss May Gunderson returned
from Nunda Saturday night. She
had been in that city as a guest of
some friends.
The official war review made by
the U. S. government, will be shown
tonight and every Monday night al
the Imperial.
Mrs. Peter Bjornklund underwent
an operation at the Madison hospital
last Saturday night and is doing nice
ly at present.
County Agent Bibby and wife were
in Brookings over Sunday visiting
with Mrs. Bibby's parents. They re
turned today.
ID. ]. Mitterling occupied the Meth
odist pulpit at Roswell yesterday for
the morning service. The regular
pastor was i'll.
The SO selectives who were given
a recent call to entrain soon will
leave Madison on the 30th of this
month for Camp Funston, Kan.
Miss Wavia Kelley was a Sioux
City passenger this morning. She
was the guest of Miss Darlene Kelley
over Sunday.
Mrs. j. w. Franklin went to Sioux
Falls this morning to visit with Mrs.
Walter Gueffroy and other friends
for a few days.
Claude Wooley, of Lake Preston,
made an auto trip to Madison yester-
day to spend the day with his father,
Samuel Wooley.
Miss Ivy Marshall, who has been
connected with the Imperial theateI
for a short time as pianist, left fol-
Sioux Falls today.
Miss Carrie Shaw and sister, Miss
Happy, are in the city again after g
two months visit with their father
who resides in Carthage.
Miss Alma Gunderson, who is EN-
ployed as stenographer at the Mad
ison mill office, has gone to Nunds
on a vacation of n week.
Miss May Borgard, of this city ha.
recently accepted a position as offic,
assistant with DIR. Hovde and begar
her new duties this morning.
Misses Dorothy and KatheryI
Serck returned from Minneapolis thil
morning, where they have beer
spending one week visiting friends
Mrs. j. w. Lander and daughter