The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-20

Mrs. A. C. Seidel. Both came to con.
suit a physician.
Fred Baker and family came in
from Oldham Wednesday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. E. j. Seidel.
Miss Esther Baker, of Oldham, is
at present the guest of Miss Agnes
DeMars.
Oscar Fosheim is now on his way
through northern Minnesota and al
so North Dakota investigating land
propositions.
Mrs. Odden and sister, Mrs. Kar-
ban, came in from Lake Preston this
morning to shop among our local
merchants.
Mrs. Arthur Nolan, who has been
spending a few days with friends in
Madison, returned today to her home
at Hawarden, Ia.
DR.. w. f. Kinney left for Canton
this morning to look over some reg
istered cattle with a view of purchas-
ing some of them.
w. Heiser, of Howard, passed
through the city Wednesday while en-
route home from a business trip to
Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Sophia Riswold and Miss /.
Molksness, both of Colman, arrived
in the city yesterday to visit relatives
for a few days.
Mrs. H. N. Foldsland, of Oldham,
also Mrs. Nels Nelson, of the same
place, were Madison shoppers yes
terday.
Mrs. Soren Jensen, of Oldham, was
visiting her sister, Miss Ecklund be-
tween trains on Wednesday and also
interviewing an oculist.
Miss L. Skol, who is employed in
: this city, went to Wentworth this
forenoon to remain a week with he~
parents.
C. +. Barber came to Madison from
Spring Valley, Mimi, Tuesday to APP
ply for the position of ticket agent at
the station.
Fred Becker and wife came from
Oldham this morning to remain dur
ing the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
~Sorenson.
Miss Anna Olson and Miss Evelyn
Hoidal took the train south this
u morning and spent the day in Siou,
i Falls.
Rowene Jerome Costine, pressmar
in The Daily Leader office, left fol-
d Sioux Falls last evening to enjoy g
three days vacation.
Miss Emma Hellwinckel, who wa:
in the city yesterday receiving med
= ical treatment, returned this fore
noon to her home at Edgerton, Mimi
Two Ramona ladies, Mrs. Ed Eek
lund and Mrs. H. Griebel, were il
the city yesterday, the former doins
some trading and the latter havins
> dental work attended to.
r. o. Coursey, who is located a
Mitchell and who was connected will
:. the governors office during the las
-session of the legislature, was a Wis
itor in the city today.
John N. Hanks, a Madison boy wht
has seer service overseas, and whC
was formerly in the employ of tn,
city as lineman, returned yesterda!
e from Camp Dodge.
C. Bitter returned to Flandreal
this forenoon after spending a coupl'
of day at the farm several miles soutl
of this city, where his stepson, Her
bert Jones, is now located.
0. Mrs. Lewis Adkins and Mrs. J.. c
Palmer were departures this morning
for Alexandria. They were Gale,
40 there on account of the serious i'll
:. ness of Mrs. Adkins son, Everett.
Mrs. Walter Angle accompanied b
re her mother, Mrs. j. Keiffer, returne
re from Wentworth yesterday. The LAT
ter stayed over night and departe
for her home this morning.
k. The Presbyterian Aid society vii
be entertained Friday afternoon b
d. Mesdames Jas. Matthews, II. j. Ros
d. and C. McKibbin at the home of tn
former. All members and friends G
the society are invited.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. August Klitzman an
children, who have been in Madiso
since last Monday calling on the \
: c.. Merriam and Russell Waters fan
. lilies, departed today for Marsha
. Mimi.
= Centenary prayer meeting TIL
: evening in the Methodist Episcops
church. The meeting will be led b
m one of the members of the churcl
and a Methodist minute man will de
liver q five minute address.
s. r. A. Halseth, a prosperous farm
Id er residing north of the city, wa