The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-02

IN ~~ ANS
Mrs. J.. E. Wheelock, of Messing
ton Springs, spent the time between
trains in Madison.
Miss Christine Flatree returned to
Hetland today after being in the city
for eye treatment.
George Stevens was in from Cotton
Saturday and took back with him a
fine new Chalmers car.
Ole Highland returned this fore
noon from a business trip to Mime
apolis.
Miss Faye Birran has gone to
Clear Lake to spend a month with
her sister, Mrs. A. w. Munson.
Rev. E. E. Durham, of the Adven-
fist church, vas a passenger for
Sioux Falls this forenoon.
Mrs. l. H. fowler, who had been
at Sioux City since a week ago Satur-
day visiting her mother-in-law, re-
turned home yesterday forenoon.
Yesterday E. M. Bourne returned
from Washington Springs, where he
had been called by the death of his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Bidleman.
Mrs. Henry K%erstein, the over Sun
day guest of her sister, Mrs. Lewis
Glitze, returned home to Ramona
this afternoon.
AT the regular meeting of Madison
chapter, o. E. S., last evening $25
was appropriated for the benefit of
the Florence Lincoln fund.
Mrs. II. Plowman returned yester-
day to her home at DeSmet after re-
naming in this city for n week
with her mother, Mrs. Geo. Belknap.
w. r. Potts, of Washington Springs
and c. G. Knapp, residing southeast
of this city, both had operations per-
formed on their eyes yesterday.
Mrs. f. M. Benedict, who has been
in this city with her daughter, Mrs.
A. J. Cornelysen, for the past three
months, returned this forenoon to her
home at Flandreau.
A regular meeting of the county
commissioners is in session today at
the courthouse. The entire board
will go to Colman tomorrow to trans
act ditch business.
f. L. Miller departed for Carter on
a morning train. Yesterday he arriv-
ed in this city to call on his son-in-
law, NJ. BiXler and family, whom he
had not seer in the past II years. @
The following named persons un,
derwent throat and nose operations
here yesterday: Mrs. Thos. Hoff,
man, of Bryant, and Theodore Wheel.
er and S. F. Marlence, of washington
Springs.
Rev. Stockton returned to Sioux
Falls this morning after being in this
city since last Saturday comforting
with Rev. l.. l.. Mann, with reference
to the great Baptist drive for S..
600, 900.
H. O. Herbrandson, South Dakota
field agent for the bureau of crop
estimates, was in Madison today to
confer with l. j. Bibby. Mr.. Her,
b%randson's headquarters are at Wa
tertown.
; Rev. Dr.. Grant, of the Episcopa,
church, departed today for Siou,
Falls and Rochester, Mimi. He
wishes it known that there will be NJ
services at his church next Sunday
because of his absence which is nee
essary on account of the condition o.
) his wife's health.
Adolph Clark, a former resident o.
l this place, but now located at Clark
was in the city yesterday looking III
4 a location for his family. AS soon al
a suitable place can be found he will
: transfer his household goods anC
make Madison his future place o
residence.
The interior of the Rensch hard
ware store is now undergoing som
freshening up. The walls and ceiling
G are being treated to a coat of pain
: hat will give an air of newness t
the whole store. A newly engaged
j., timer, Phil Hirtis, has begun worl
there and will take care Of the meta
department.
Mrs. Enoch Johnson, who has beef
, the guest of Mrs. w. l.. Rose sine
January, returned today to her hom'
at Usage, Ia. Mrs. Johnson's hus
band is now in France and she |
hoping he will Dol return since the,
were married but a short time befor
/ he was called into his country
Il service.
w. F. Hays and f. Z. Millard, tw
q naval boys who had made many. trip
across the Atlantic on board the fam
Gus George Washington, arrived |
t. Madison yesterday for a few day