The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-09-25

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sons Jewelry Store.
Miss May Traver is in from Win
fred today to attend a party that is
to be given to a departing friend.
Mrs. d. o. Payne has gone to her
home in Canton after a short visit
with her daughter, Mrs. A. B. Fait.
ID. e. Crook, who has been in the
vicinity of Madison for several days
on business, went to Sioux Falls to-
day.
L. w. UnZelman returned to Mad
ison today. He has been at Sterling,
N. D., looking after his farming in
terests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson were in
from Oldham today. The purpose of
their trip was the removal of the lat
ter's tonsils.
Mrs. j. Z. Boyd and daughter,
Bernice, were in from Junius yester-
day making purchases among our To-
cal merchants.
Mrs. John Rowe and Mrs. L. j.
Griswold, who are sisters, left the
city today to visit a sick brother at
Mason City, Ia.
r. w. Burke and Ed Short, of Wa
tertown, were in the city Tuesday
looking after some real estate inter
ests they hold here.
Miss Edith Stitzel and sister, Dor
othy, were passengers for Minneap-
oils this morning, where they go to
enter Hamline university.
Ed Sponhloz, DR.. Cuisine and DR..
Rensvold started out on a hunting
trip thisafternoon. They go south
west of the city to Mitchell's slough.
Clifford Wagner left for Sioux
Falls this morning to meet an aunt,
Mrs. j. c. Hildebrand, who is coming
from Dunkerton, Ia, to visit at the
Wagner home.
Good time now to figure on those
furnaces. We car give you better
service and attention now than later
when the rush comes.-Rensch-
Thompson Hardware Co.
Mrs. M. A. DeLuca and Mrs. AL
fred Kalkbrenner were southbound
passengers this morning. The for
mer goes to Yankton to visit her par
ents and the latter to Sioux Falls,
where her parents reside.
w. G.. Burke, who has been visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
H. Waskey for two weeks, left this
morning for Sioux Falls, where he is
employed by the Interstate Fruit
company.
The family of Earnest Hanneman
have received a card announcing his
safe arrival overseas. Earnest left
Madison last May, going to the Dun
woody institute, Minneapolis, for
training, and was assigned to the sig
nal corps.
Vernon Thomas departed this
morning for Richmond, Va. He has
been here for a few days with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Thomas,
and now is en- route for the coast via
Richmond, where he continues his
duties on the ship Delaware.
Miss Agnes Carr and Mrs. ]. F.
Neston departed this morning for
California, where the former goes to
see her brother who is stationed al
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sion is a visit with her son, Edward
They expect to be gone for a month
or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Baldwin depart,
ed this morning for Sioux Rapids
Ia, where they will consult a special
list regarding Mr.. Baldwin's health
which of late has not been the best
They will also go to other Iowa points
where their children are located anc
spend a portion of their time in visit
ing them and former acquaintance
Rev. w. HI. Moore, of Grace Epis
copal church has just completed
two months vacation at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. E. Boyd, of Junius
and returned to this city yesterday
Rev. Moore assisted in the work O
threshing while away and therefor
comes back to his work with the add
ed strength that such work can give
Mr.. and Mrs. w. It. Stearns las
evening received a telegram Stain
that the condition of their SON, Will,
lam, ill at the Great Lakes nays
training station, was not as favorabl
as previous kilograms had nou