The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-24

Smith, returned home today.
Mrs. j. J.. McGrane and daughter
are here from Sioux City to visit the
formers mother, Mrs. Mary Garry.
Miss Lena Habeger is at Ramona
today calling on the Ernest Kasch
family. She will return tomorrow.
C. j. Simpson, who has been cash
Ter in the freight house for a month,
left yesterday for his home in Wasta.
Miss Ethel Bruce, who has been
here visiting with Miss Norma Fetter,
returned to her home at Colman to-
day.
Leona and Gladys Kasch came
from Ramona today to visit their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Seidel.
Lewis Cities, of Howard, was in
the city yesterday receiving medical
attention on account of injured nasal
cavities.
Miss Elma Hart, who has been pur-
suing a course at the summe school,
went back to her home at Fedora
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Gardner, of
Sibley, Ia, arrived in Madison yes
terday to visit their sons, Mortimer
and Byron.
Mrs. A. b. Hotter and two young
sons have gone to Lakefield, Mimi,
to visit with Mrs. Hans Hotter. They
left this morning.
Mrs. F. H. Kahler and son went to
Oldham this afternoon to remain the
guest of Mrs. Marie Houske for a.
couple of days.
Regular meeting w. r. G.. We'd
nesday, August %. A good attend
ance is desired. Comrades invited
Mabel Palmer, Pres.
F. J. Mundt was at Dell Rapids
yesterday. He states that crops
around there are exceptionally good,
especially the corn.
Mrs. James Wood departed last
evening for Winfred, after having
spent one day in the city as the guest
of Mrs. Bob Letcher.
Miss Edna Lee, who has been Wis
iting her girl friend, Miss Esther
Smith for four days, returned tp
Howard yesterday.
Miss Esther Holm and Miss NATL
da Gudahl, who have completed the
summer normal work, departed for
their homes at Howard yesterday.
Miss Esther Colburn will be gone
from Madison until the opening OF
school in September. Yesterday she
left for Ramona to visit friends.
Miss Lenore Sherman, who has
ben enrolled here as a student at the
summer school, has gone back TO net
home at Howard to enjoy a brief va
cation.
Hugh Simpson, formerly cashier ih
the local freight house, has gone on
the road as brakeman, making his
first run yesterday between Madison
and Bristol.
Mrs. A. w. Clark entertained 22
ladies at an afternoon party yester-
day. An appetizing luncheon was
served and all present enjoyed the
occasion.
Miss Violet Budde, who is employ
ed at the Paulis dry goods store
will go to Sioux Falls Sunday &c
spend a short vacation with friends
there.
Miss Morse returned last evening
from Chicago, where she spent sew
eral days int he millinery market!
and purchased a fine stock of fall
goods.
Vernon Garry. who has been 81
furlough and here for a visit with hi
mother, Mrs. Mary Garry, left thi
afternoon for Seattle, Wash, wher'
he is stationed.
DIR. Rothschild took a drive u
Sioux Falls last evening, starting
from Madison at 4 p. m, and return
ing at 8 o'clock. A stop of one an,
a half hours was made.
Mrs. James Bishop returned to he
home in Chicago this forenoon. j
four weeks visit in Madison at tn
home of her nephew, John Tibbett
has just been concluded.
Miss Emry. Mrs. Brady and mothe
also Mrs. Brady's son, Paul, who too
a trip through the Black Hills sectiol
of the state recently have returned