The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-31

the local draft board to Rapid City.
Miss Della Strupp has been in
Wausau, Wis, visiting her parents.
She returned home today.
Mrs. Fred Wagner, who had been
visiting friends at Cakes, N. D., re-
turned to Madison Friday.
Mrs. M. Z. Nelson and two sons
have gone to spend a week near Col
ton with the Andrew Walker family.
DR.. Allison went to Chicago today
to engage in some special clinic work.
He expects to be gone about 10 days.
Mrs. VIM. Mehlenhoft arrived
home this morning from a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. John Knudson, of
Flandreau.
Martin Olson, a building contrac-
Etor from Ramona, passed through the
city today while on his way to Albert
Lea, MINI.
Abe Mitchell and Fred S~chaldack
and family are among those who
leave for the Minnesota state fair to-
morrow by auto.
Misses Nina Roshind and Margaret
Chaplin terminated their stay at Lake
Madison today and left for their
hmoes at Winfred.
Miss Lacile Hackett has returned
from an extended visit with her sis
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at Richmond, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Conley are oc-
cupying the Henkin cottage at the
lake and will remain SO domiciled
for about 10 days.
Mrs. f. <. Kerstein, who has just
terminated a visit of one month with
Mrs. e. Gilbert, living near Madison,
has returned home.
Alfred Smith has been in Madison
a couple of days stopping with Henry
Miller. He left this morning for his
home in Sioux City.
Some soldier boys from the Brook
ings school will cross bats with the
Aurora nine at Lake Campbell ball
park tomorrow afternoon.
Willoughby Walker left this norm
ing to join his parents, who recently
left Madison and are now making
Sioux City their place of residence.
M. Bixler accompanied his 2-year-
old daughter to Minneapolis yester,
day where medical treatment will be
given the latter for a tumor of tbs
hip.
Miss Clarice and Myrtle Gray, also
their aunt, Miss Bedina Bureson, al,
left today for Jackson, Mimi, for q
visit of one week with some relatives
there.
Misses Thelma and Lois Chaplin, oil
Winfred, and Miss Alice keenan,, oil
Clark, returned to their respective
homes today after a pleasant outing
at the lake.
Miss M. Harum who resides al
Sioux Falls, left on a morning traiI
after a short visit with G. c. Carlson
and family, who live On a farm neal
Madison,
Miss Regina Vreyens took a trair
east this morning to enter the Sis
ter's school at Jordan, Mimi, whert
she will pursue a commercial cours,
of study.
Fred Payne has returned from Gel
richs and reports crops in fine con
dition with wheat threshing rs to 3
bushels and oats from so to rs bush
els per acre.
Clarence Ripple went down to Sa
county, Ia, today to do some ditto
contracting. He has been in Madiso
some time engaged in that line c
business.
Miss Luella Matson and Miss Ga
lena Mydland came in by train tn.
morning from Lake Preston to r,
main for a time at our own splendi
Lake Madison.
Mrs. Gus Hargo, who resides
Sioux Falls, will be the over Sunda
guest of her mother, Mrs. CharI
Demick. Mrs. Hargo arrived in Ma,
ison yesterday.
Private II. III. Schnell returned &c
terday from Camp Lewis, Wash, f,
a visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Joseph Schnell. He will leave aga.
about September 20.
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Mr.. and Mrs. K. l.. Peck an
daughter, Pauline, also j. j.. Yaeg,
and wife will start for Minneapol