The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-26

MISS Gertrude, are In Sioux Fails to-
day to make a brief visit with the
formers husband now employed
there.
L. w. Pease, Don Porter, Chas.
Heating and Morris Laughlin are in
Madison from Brookings, where they
are soldier students pursuing special
training.
Miss Eunice Parker came in on a
morning train from Bristol, where
she had been to see her brother,
Lloyd, who is a fireman on the Mil
waukee.
Miss Lena Habeger has returned
to her work at the Paulis Dry Goods
store after spending a vacation of one
week with friends and relatives at
Garretson.
Christ Rensch is in charge of the
tin shop until we secure the services
of a regular timer. sc we can now
take n of all metal work.-Rensch
& Thompson.
A little son of Samuel Danielson,
who resides near Junius, has been
receiving the attention of one of our
city physicians on account of an az
fected throat.
E. Ray Bergstreser and family and
Miss Janet Ferguson, of Sioux Falls,
spent Sunday with DIR. and Mrs. J.. e.
Schapler and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bergstreser at the lake.
For Sale. Newton house, lots 8 to
IL, inclusive, block 4, Smith &
Trow's Summit addition to Madison,
easy terms.-Union Savings Associa-
ton, Sioux Falls, S. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Pecken-
schneider, who have been in the city
since last Friday night visiting at the
w. Griggs home, returned to Daven-
port, Ia, this forenoon.
Lee Girton, Of Sioux Falls, spent
Sunday at the lake with the Walden
and Hurry families. w. w. Girton
returned with him to spend a few
days visiting at Sioux Falls.
o. L. Hurley and family made an
S0-mile auto drive to Tyler, Mimi.
yesterday to view the scene of de-
struction left by the cyclone which
swooped down on that city last Wed
nesday evening.
Miss Lura Love is spending a cou-
pie of days at the lake. She has Just
recently returned from Los Angeles,
Cal, where she is engaged as teach
er and is on a visit with her mother,
Mrs. L. t. Love.
Miss Minerva Olsbo, who has been
office assistant for Drs. Hovde and
Cuisine for about two years, has re-
signed to take up the work of a pro-
fessional nurse through training al
the Madison hospital.
Mrs. Oscar Granflatten and two
children, also Mrs. Granflatten's
niece, Mrs. Elmer Hanna, have all
gone to Flandreau today to visit the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thor
GulDranson. They return tomorrow.
Z. E. Griffin and family took an
auto ride over to Bryant yesterday.
An enjoyable trip is reported. Mr..
Griffin states that crops in that Sec
tion never did look more promising.
Threshing is in progress on many
farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nautt, who are a
newly welded couple hailing from
Kansas, and driving through this sec
moon trip, stopped at the Chas.
Tough farm near Lake Madison yes
terday.
Mrs. Chas. d. Hurley, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Girton, received
a cabIegram Saturday from her hus-
band stating that he had arrived
safely in France and that he will be
called Immediately to take part in Y
M. c. A. extension work in italy.
z. F. Sears and family, also Mrs
Hattie Mcleod and three daughters
took an automobile drive to Brook.
: ings yesterday in separate cars, and
on their way back a stop was made al
5 Lake Campbell, a pretty camping
2 ground, where are located many sum
1 mer cottages.
Cards have been received by
friends in the city announcing the
marriage of DR.. p. M. Rensvold tt
Miss Theodore A. Rogne, daughter o.
Rev and Mrs f. IT. Rogne. at Stur
geon, Wis, Thursday. August %
DR.. and Mrs. Rensvold will be a
: home in Madison after November /.