The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-28
to visit with Louis Adkins until Sun

to visit with Louis Adkins until sun
day.
Lost. Lady's pin set with pearls.
Return to First National bank. Re-
ward.
j.. Olson, of Sioux Falls, was reg
istered at one of the local hotels yes
terday.
DR.. Daniels has just completed
placing a new cement floor in his
garage.
Miss Genevieve Brorby left this
morning to see Miss Dora Anderson,
who resides at Cotton.
Mrs. H. A. Colburn has gone to
Ramona for a few days visit with
her son and family.
r. Seine, who has been here call
ing on the c.. and A. Rad families,
left for Howard yesterday.
Mrs. E. A. Nolgren came up from
Sioux Falls yesterday to visit the
Nolgren family at the lake.
Mrs. J.. O'Brien, Mrs. Funston and
daughter, Mrs. Brake, all took an
auto trip to Sioux Falls today.
The Franklin Red Cross will give
a dance at Lee Guffey's barn Thurs
day night. Everybody invited.
C. E. Olstad and Henry Hole de-
parted by automobile this morning on
a business trip to Minneapolis.
Miss Belle Templar took an east
bound train this morning on a visit
with friends across the state line.
Mrs. Ole Highland, daughter, Hell
enc, and Miss Elsie Smith, took an
auto drive to Winfred this afternoon.
Miss Bessie Dochnahl will teach at
Freeman this year. Her school be-
gins the first Monday in September.
Charles Jaco, representing the
Minneapolis Drug company, was in
the city Tuesday on business for his
firm.
Miss Esther Houck has returned
from a brief vacation at Colman and
is again at work in the Kelley gro
Gerry.
The Phi Delta Chi will be enter
tanned this evening by Mrs. ID. Porter
and Marguerite Golf att he home OF
the former.
Miss Winnie Braley returned to
Sioux Falls today. She had been the
guest of the Jones family at Lake
Madison.
Miss Mary Naughton has returned
to her home in Chester after a visit
of one week with Miss Berdine Camp.
bell.
Mrs. E. III. Helser, who has beer
visiting with the Dochnahl family fol-
some time, left today for her home in
Sioux Falls.
ID. A. Richards is now employed
as clerk in the James Slack's gro
Gerry. He began his new duties this
morning.
The Bristol train, southbound, this
morning ran into a drove of shoats
between Oldham and Ramona, kill
ing three of them.
Mrs. l.. Fazendin was a recent
guest at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawless. She returned tC
Bryant yesterday afternoon.
Miss Bertha LoucKs arrived in
Madison Tuesday evening to spend {
few days with Hazel Laughlin. Mis-:
Loucks resides at Dell Rapids.
Mrs. Anna Dixon, of Bellingham
Wash, was an arrival by a mornins
train on a visit at the homes of he
sons, Joseph and VIM. Dixon.
City Chairman H. H. Holdridg'
has called a meeting of the Madison
executive committee for tonight t,
outline plans for the impending Lib
erty loan drive.
c.. l.. Kay, sr., and c. l.. Kay, jr.
and their families arrived in Madi
son today from Farley, Ia, and Will
here are the guests of j. j. O'Briel
and j. l.. Grow.
Miss Viola Long, of Oldham, is tn
guest at the home of e. M. Arch an,
family for a few days. Miss Long i
receiving treatment for Athlete,
eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Brown hav,
gone to Hartford today to say a part
ing farewell to Mr.. Browns brother
Lloyd, who soon leaves for CAM
Funston.