The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-16
who are on their return hens today.

h Mrs. Collier, a resident of Wilmar,
MINI, and daughter of Mrs. Morris
| Whalen, of this city, passed through
Madison while en- route to Woon-
socket.
Mrs. John Bytwork, of Woonsock-
ct, was at Sioux Falls Tuesday to at
tend the funeral Of her nephew, Wal
ter Erickson, whose death was caus-
ed by sunstroke.
A two weeks visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Downs, is
the object Of Miss Rose Downs ap-
pearance in Madison today. Miss
Downs came up from Sioux City.
Mrs. Martin Berther, of this city,
has been entertaining Gertrude Wad-
den, of Lanesboro, MINI, for a short
time. The latter returned home to-
day.
Miss Florence Fetter was a Col
man visitor the first of the week.
Miss Mabel Vickerman accompanied
Miss Fetter to Madison and will re-
main HcI Sucst loI u SHoIt tihhc'
Mrs. w. G.. Larson returned from
Miles City, Mont, this morning,
where she has been visiting a sister.
Mrs. Limbar. Miss Ella Limbar ac-
companied her on the trip home.
E. Foster, brakeman on a run over
the Milwaukee into Mitchell, was sent
to Madison Wednesday to do substi-
tuting in place of the regular brake
man who reported illness.
Mrs. d. Turner and child started
for Luverne, Mimi, today to be gone
a week while calling on a sister.
Mrs. Emmett Maloney. They will
stop at other Minnesota points before
returning.
H. HI. Wilberg, of Blooming Prai-
RE, Mimi, is a guest at the home of
his brother-in-law, Ed Foley. Mr..
Wilberg is cashier of the Farmers &
Merchants State bank of his home
town and is in this state in the inter
est of business affairs.
Mrs. Dan Carr has been entertain
ing Minnesota guests for a few days,
and Mrs. Thos. Carswell, of Granite
Falls. The visitors left for home to-
day.
Mrs. Helen Williams, also Misses
Marjorie and Helen Penrod were
passengers this morning for their
home at Peterson, la. For three
weeks past they have been guests al
the o. ID. Dunkelberger farm home.
One boiler was in operation today
at the Normal plant and enough cleo
tricity is available to u motors and
fans and partially light the city this
evening. Before long two boilers will
be used and a dependable amount oil
power and light will then be avail
able.
Harold c. Bailey and Fred Miller
of the firm of Bailey & Miller, Mime
apolis, have been in the city for some
time contracting for and completing
sign painting. These brush artists
have finished a double side auto sigr
l done in silver bronze for the city
2 electric and w~aterworks auto truck
{ They leave oon for the Flour city.
The cigar and confectionery store
Y of Regan & Murray has taken on ar
!, tistic improvements in the last twt
days. A trio of elegant show casei
constructed of heavy plate glass an'
having dark notified marble bases
!, have been purchased and placed con
veniently to house their stock of Gig
airs and CONNECTIONS. Additional fix
lures are expected to arrive soon.
Mrs. David Paulson and littl
e grandson departed from Madison
Wednesday bound for Evans, Mimi
n where they will visit with relative
for a couple of weeks before goin
q on to Racine, Wis.,, their home. Mrs
Paulson spent three weeks in Mad
= son visiting with her daughter, Mr.
Jorgenson.
Barney Flynn and Otto Sorenser
e gentlemen from Canton, stopped /
Madison while waiting for a train t
Winfred. They are contracting sill
builders and have erected several hoI
low tile silos around Madison, VIII
fred, Colman and Rutland. The
bare about to erect four silos for West
all Bros, near Winfred.
Miss Alice Foley, who is spendin
her vacation at Lake Madison, Will
out fishing this morning, accomps
: MED by Mr.. Erickson, succeeded |
landing a four pound bass. Miss FL
ley is exceedingly proud of her priz
as this is the first bass she has SUI
. ceeded in landing.
Two auto loads of p~rospectors an
homeseekers stopped in Madison YET
terday on their way to Montan;
They had left central Oklahoma eigf