The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-24

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Essex car.
E. E. Laughlin and wife. of Ra-
mona, passed through Madison this
morning on their way to Sioux Falls.
Ed. Hexom and A. w. Walken-
hauer transacted business in Egan
to-day.
Fred Berg and wife left for Aus
tin, Mimi, today after a pleasant
visit here with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Campbell.
George Moore took a train for
Denver, Col. Recently he called on
the E. E. Laughlin family. residing
five miles north of Ramona.
S. A. Kirk, a soldier recently re-
turned from overseas, was in the city
today awaiting a chance to go to Lake
Madison for an outing.
Miss Ethel Rosemeyer returned to
Ramona yesterday after calling on
her uncle. Peter Venner, who resides
nine miles south of this city.
Miss Nora Young, who for a week
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. F.
Craney. departed yesterday for her
home at Huron.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Conorn arrived
from Luverne. Mimi, on Monday for
a few days visit with the d. F.. Carr
family.
John Bauman, Julius Kerstein and
John Braese and wife left for Aber-
deem last evening. They go to inves-
tigate land offerings.
The Lutheran ladies' aid will meet
at Hexom's hall Wednesday p. nj.
The Mesdames Bake, Brofby. 'Bjorn-
stad and Sogn will serve.
John Kolback departed yesterday
for Shakepee. Mimi, at which place
treatment for rheumatism.
Miss Elma Koepsell. also Mrs.
Lars and Mrs. Charles Hanson, of
Winfred, did some shopping here
yesterday between trains.
Mrs. o. c. Anthony came up from
Sioux Falls yesterday to visit Mad
ison friends and to spend a few days
at the lake.
j. M. Croghan and wife. whose
place of residence is Clayton, Neb.
have been spending two weeks with
friends here. Both left this morning
for Egan.
Andrew Tiegen has been in the
city for a few days doing some car.
penter work for his aunt, Mrs. o. o
Soften. He returned to Colman this
forenoon.
Architect Moe returned to Mime
: apolis today. following a conference
here with the members of the build.
ing committee of Trinity Lutheran
church.
Miss Hattie Nicholson departed fol-
Winfred last evening to see heI
brother, Roy, who will leave fol
~Brookings next Monday tobegin work
l with the. Atkinson Cement company
Miss Cora Christensen, deputy
county treasurer, returned yesterday
|, from a visit with her parents at Bry.
ami. She also made calls in Water.
town and Hayti.
Faymay Smith, of Ramona; w. G
r Williams and A. Bigger, of Winfred
and Mrs. A. +. Foster, of Montrose
were among the out-of-town visitors
in the city today.
/ John Roughly, sol of Andrew
Roughly, living northeast of Madison
~dislocated an elbow yesterday, tn,
result of a fall of % feet from a tres
he had climbed.
w. r. G. will meet tomorrow after.
noon at 1870. Initiation All Off
GERS are urged to be present Lunch
will be served. Comrades are cor
daily invited.
George Johnson has taken up hi
residence in Sioux Falls. He has al
< interest in the Madison Tank Lin,
{ and also conducts an oil business a
lWoonsocket.
> Prof. w. j. Landry left yesterda!
for Bookings, where he will attent
the Smith-Hughes conference fol
! teachers that began yesterday and il
still i'm session today.
Supt. j. w. Ault leaves for Mil
waukee tomorrow. He will attend
the sessions of the National Educa
tional association that opens on Jun,
20.
Jas. Robertson has teams and {
force of men at work today taking
/, dirt from within the basement lines
where he and. nj. F. Berther are t,
erect a new business block.
Mrs. Err. Pierce started this fore
noon on the return trip home to Lin
, coin, Neb. She has been calling Oh
relatives al Flandreau and v%icinit!
for over a week.
A. l.. Opsahl and family departed
x for st. Paul today. Mr.. Opsahl re
Gently sold his painting business t.
X another party, since other business