The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-01-20

has been the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Carrie Funston, for several
days. SIZE returned home this fore
noon.
F. A. Rose and wife arrived from
Platte this morning to be present at
the funeral of the formers father, J..
r.. Rose, whose sudden death by ac-
cident occurred Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. d. H. Butler, of this city, has
been entertaining her sister, Mrs. Ed
Cook, of Yankton, the past few days.
The latter returned to her home this
forenoon.
Attention, Patriarch! Installation
of officers Tuesday evening, January
81. A good attendance is desired.
Lunch will be served. III. Wines,
C.. p.
Miss Mabel Holm made her depar-
ture this morning for Colman. She
had spent three weeks in this city
while receiving treatment for quite
badly afflicted eyes.
A. A. Whitney left the city this
morning to go to Beloit, Wis, where
his home is located. He has been in
Madison a few days siAce his return
from Camp Macarthur near Waco,
TeY.
Mrs. Peter Larson and Miss Esther
Dale were morning arrivals from
Howard, the former having come to
Madison to visit Mrs. Gerhardt John
son and the latter to continue her
work, at the Normal.
Miss Genevieve O'Brien left Sun
day morning for the twin cities. She
will make a study of The latest STYLES
in millinery while there and return
later to her position at Miss Morse's
store.
Regular meeting of Madison chap
ter No, 6, o. e. s., Tuesday evening,
January 81, at s O'Clock. Special
program and farewell party for Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Aus and Mrs. w. I.
Thompson.-Mayme Berg, w. M.
Geo. f. futile is in receipt of a
letter from his son, Victor, who has
been in a hospital at Kansas City,
stating that he has been discharged
and is on his way to Virginia to join
his company.
In recent letters to his mother, Ed
ward M. Hines, of the 116th supply
train, overseas, states that he expects
soon to sair for home. Edward init
mates that he may be accompanied
by a French girl On his return.
John Mcleod came up from Sioux
Falls Saturday to spend the Sabbath
with his mother, Mrs. Hattie Nc
Leod. John is pursuing a CONNER
cial curse al the Sioux Falls Bust
ness college.
Miss Clara Fuchs has almost
fully recovered from a recent attack
of influenza. She was discharged
from the hospital last week and TAX
en- home where she will remain a few
days before, resuming her duties as
clerk at the Slack grocery.
A party of four young Madison
ladies went up 20 Ramona last Sat
urday to make calls on friends. They
were Leona Winesburg and sister,
Pearl, Lenora Sherman and Esther
Colburn. These young people re-
turned to Madison this forenoon.
Mrs. Floyd Benway, who has been
in the city a few days visiting with
her husband, returned today to Elk
ton, where she is taking care of her
sick mother. Mrs. Benway states
that her mothers condition is some
what improved.
K. j. Sutton, of the Hackett & SUIT
ton Clothing store, departed. for ABB
erdeen this afternoon to attend the
session OF the State Retail Clothing
Dealers association now meeting
there. Mr.. Sutton has the honor of
being the president of this body of
clothing dealers,
Miss Anna Christensen, who is
head Nurse at the West emergency
hospital, returned from Bryant this
morning. where she enjoyed a pleas
ant visit over Sunday with her. par
ents and also with her brother, Roy
who has been at Camp near Edge
wood. N. j., for the past seven
months.
Albert Johnson arrived Saturday
from Huron, where his parents re-
side, and spent Sunday at the resi-