The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-11
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Mary Woestman Is in Sioux
Falls for a few days visit with her
girl friends.
Mrs. Henry Ramm, of Ramona.
was in the city today purchasing
musical goods.
Mrs. b. J. Smith. Of this city, was
at the local hospital this forenoon
for an operation.
Mrs, Pearl Eggerichs brought her
son to this city from Roswell recently
for the removal of his tonsils.
j. H. Cole and wife went to Sioux
Falls today TO spend the weekend
with the family of their son. Dean.
George Rensvold, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. p. Rensvold, is at Sioux City
visiting and transacting business.
G. I. Wilkinson is now the owner
of a new Chalmers car, purchased
from the Huntimer-Patton Motor Co.
MI. and Mrs. Edwin Limmer. near
Wentworth, are the happy parents of
a daughter born to them at an early
hour today.
Miss Nickolina Gjengdahl arrived
in Madison this morning from Clinl
ton, Mimi. for a visit with her sis
ter. Mrs. August Shaldak.
Henry Graese is here from Canova
to accompany his wife home. Mrs.
Graese has been a patient at the Mad
ison hospital for several weeks.
Mrs. r. j. Sheneberger arrived last
evening from Rock Rapids. Ia, and
is now being entertained at the home
OF her son. George Sheneberger.
Mrs. j. e. Haley and niece, Miss
Nellie Dougherty, departed for Sioux
Falls, where they are to remain over
Sunday with a brother of the latter.
Rev. Blakeslee will arrive this af-
!, ternoon form Omaha to take up his
residence permanently in this city.
He will have services at the Episcopal
church tomorrow.
Mrs. George Page was a morning
passenger for Pipestone, Mimi. She
will spend the weekend with her
daughter, Miss Alma. who is a teach
er In the Pipestone schools.
E. r.. C. Gross, of Leroy. return
ed this morning from Kulen, N. D.,
where he has been looking after farm
land which he owns in that vicinity.
His SON, Elwood, now In Montana,
will occupy one of the farms in the
spring.
b. +. Rogers, lately of Sioux City
has accepted a position as office man
ager for the A. Bachmayer lumber
yard. betting established on First
street SW. Mr.. Rogers is a son-in-
law of Claus Hexom.
Roy Innes. we'll known in Madison
and Lake county. is in the city today
with Mr.. Hitchcock and Lieut.. Price
who put on the aerial advertising
stunt today. Mr.. Innes owns the
machine in which the flying was
done.
This was an ideal day for aerial
advertising. Plenty of sunshine and
little wind. In fact, there was just
enough breeze to scatter well the bull.
letins that were dropped in great
showers from Lieut.. Prices airplane
The work of pouring the concrete
for the foundation of the Hexom
building, under the superintendency
Of J. A. Bachmayer. is progressing
rapidly and the foundation will soon
be ready for the superstructure. This
building il among the best improve
ments in Madison this year.
The Young Peoples Luther League
of Lake Madison church held their
social meeting at the parsonage last
night. A very enjoyable time is re-
ported. The league holds its devo-
tional meeting In Lake Madison
church tomorrow evening at s
o'clock. A good program has been
prepared.
AT the 35th annual Methodist con
ference now in session at Mitchell.
Rev. H. w. Minish, Of this city, was
'honored by being selected to serve