The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-09-02

town, spent Sunday with Miss Hilda
Bargman, of the Dakota Central Tel
ephone force.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Goodroad are at
Elk Point today ~transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Jones left Lake
Madison today and have returned to
their home at Sioux Falls.
Jack Burns, who has been engaged
in farm work near the city, took pass
age for his home at Madison, Wis,
this morning.
Miss Rose Habeger will wait on
patrons at the book store. She has
accepted a position there and began
work today.
Mrs. ]. j. McGrane has gone back
to Sioux City after a pleasant week
spent with her mother, Mrs. Garry,
of this city.
Geo. Beck has moved his family
back from the lake today. They have
occupied the family cottage there
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Mrs. Frank Collier returned to
Wilmar, Mimi, Saturday. She had
been the guest of Mrs. Paul Hoffman
for several days.
Miss Annise Hegdahl, who has
been at Howard on a short visit with
Mrs. r. ID. Stove, returned to Mad
ison this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Farris, also
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Whaley, Of Elan
dreau, spent Sunday with Mrs. F. A.
Arms and family.
w. A. Oswald, who has been work
ing in this vicinity for some time, left
today for Kansas City to register for
the oncoming draft.
Miss Mary Dunn, who has been a
guest at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Belts for a week, left for her home
in Flandreau today.
F. G.. Ball and wife took an auto
drive to Trent last night. Mr.. Ball
will go on into southern Minnesota
to inspect hail losses.
All Yeomen are requested to at
tend the regular meeting Tuesday,
September 8. Election Of officers
J. T. Westaby, Foreman.
C. w. Spawn lost a valuable cow
yesterday. The animal partook too
freely of sweet corn while on a for
aging tour. self appointed.
TIL auto trailer donated to the Red
Gross by A. w. Sponholz was sold at
auction by DR.. Kinney Saturday aft
ernoon to f. o. almer, of Ramona,
for $25.
J. H. Kiner departed for James
town, N. d., where he expects to re-
main some time assisting in the
~threshing work now in progress on
his farm.
Nick Bjornstad and family have
closed the season at the lake and re-
turned to the city. They have re-
sided at Lake Madison since early in
June.
David Pulford and wife, also Mr..
Pulford's father, Joseph Pulford, left
this morning for Minneapolis to- at
tend the Minnesota state fair. Geo.
Conradt accompanied them.
Chas. A. Mclaughlin has resigned
his position at the Soule grocery
store to accept the agency of the To-
cal Standard Oil station. This
change was consummated this morn
ing.
A telegram received Saturday from
the LeBron Electric company, of
Omaha, stated that a force of men
would be here on Monday to complete
the rewinding of the motors at the
burned plant.
Miss Genevieve Hicks went to Cam
ton the latter part of last week to
visit her brother before he left for
Camp Funston with the boys e~ntrain-
ed from this place on Friday. She
returned today.
Lem Mccullough, who has been
managing the Merchants elevator
since July last moved his family from
Sioux Falls to Madison yesterday.
They will occupy Mrs. l.. T. Loves
residence ear the Normal.
G. w. Wintersteen, of Rockham,
was called to Hartford last Thursday
to attend t~he,funeral of his father.
On his way home he stopped in Mad
ison to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Fuller.
Claud Coon, a well known travel