The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-18

f1liud DdI Snldu, IeIuIHcu W "Sht-
worth this forenoon.
Clark E. Eidsmoe arrived from
Beresford this forenoon and has TAX
en- a position at the J. c. Schultz drug
store.
Mrs. A. X. Gard and Mrs. Nels
Nelson, both from Oldham, spent the
time between trains trading in Mad
ison.
Adolph lillian went back to Went
worth this morning. Business mat
tiers brought him to this city yester-
day. 9.
The Mission Circle of the First
Baptist church will meet with Mrs.
A. j. Emry Wednesday afternoon at
8 o'clock.
Miss Margaret Finley, of Carthage,
is in the city for a few days visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rel,
Ninth street NE.
Rev. and Mrs. Oakley. of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, 'Junius, were
in the city today while en- route. to
Lake Preston.
Z. G. Quarnstrom. electric light
superintendent, is away on a business
trip to st, Paul. He will not return
until Friday.
The Trinity Lutheran Ladies' Aid
realized over s120 from the oyster
supper given in the M. +. church par
lors last Saturday evening.
George Hulcebos, who has been
here for several days visiting rela-
tives, departed this forenoon for his
home at Pipestone.
A.. j. Ahrendt, of Parker, stopped
in Madison yesterday for medical
treatment and went on to Wentworth
this forenoon.
Bert Lee, who came from Miles
City, Mont, some time ago to visit
at the home of Mrs. Johnson nea
Lake Madison, departed today for
Sioux City.
Mrs. Martin Nerdahl and Miss O.
Erickson were passengers for Sioux
Falls today. They were called there
on account of the sudden illness of
the formers brother.
Mrs. o. Skillstead and child de-
parted yesterday for their home az
Lake Preston. Since Saturday they
were visiting Mrs. Skillstead's moth
er, Mrs. H. Bengard.
Mrs. N. C. Whalen went back to
Bryant Monday after spending Sun
day here with her granddaughter,
Miss Vera, who is at Madison hospital
for thorat and ear operations.
The Hoisington family, living half
a dozen miles out. are fully ecover-
ed from a recent siege of influenza,
thus permitting their nurse, Mrs. Ar
thur Gimme, to return to the city.
Miss Lillian Morton departed this
forenoon for her home at Plymouth,
Neb. She is a sister of Mrs. l.. G.
Atherton, who accompanied her as
far as Sioux Falls.
Miss Nellie Mitchell returned to
her work at Sioux Falls today after
a DlNoSaAib 1911 Win IVi pdI thASt va
and Mrs. Abe Mitchell, who reside at
704 First street NV.
Mrs. Olean Anderson returned yes
terday from Howard and stopped off
here to visit her daughter. This
morning she went on TO her home al
Rutland.
John II. Opsahl, of Erwin, is
spending a few days in the city visit,
ing at the home of Rev. and Mrs. c
X. Solberg. Mrs. Opsahl is a sister
of Rev. Solberg.
Rev. j. r. Hughes, of Aberdeen
was in the city the past few days con
ferring with Rev C. McKibbin re,
garding Presbyterian church work in
this district.
Mrs. Nina Thompson, who has beer
spending five weeks in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Thompson, lef
by Christian Munson, also a recen'
guest of the Thompson's.
Mrs. p. III. Grinager was in the cit,
on Sunday attending the funeral o
the late Mrs. K. ID. Stitzel. She re
NAMED with friends over yesterda.
and left on a morning train for he
home at Welcome, MINI.
Last Saturday DR.. B. S. Allison
purchased of w C. Brown a fine new
~Studebaker a and as soon as tn,
roads are in better shape he will tr!
it out. His old car was traded in or
this new one.
r. o. Swanson, county agent fol
Miner county, recently held a sale o.
fine stock at Howard raised by Miner
county farmers which sold at tor