The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-09

since last Sunday, departed this fore
noon for her home at Milledgevflle,
Ill.
Mrs. C. w. Johnson and Mrs. KEEL
ley arrived from Minot, N. D., yester-
day for a visit with the formers
mother, Mrs. Chas. Demick.
Mrs. Tobin, of Roswell, and Mrs.
McCarty, of Howard, were returning
home by train last evening from a
shopping trip to Sioux Falls.
Miss Clara Zuchwerdt, who resides
at Garden City, changed trains in
this city yesterday while returning
home from employment at Winfred.
Mrs. F. G.. Thompson and child
were morning passengers for Egan.
The former goes to call on her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Under
wood.
H. Olson, wife and child departed
this forenoon for their home at Aus
tin, Mimi, after having spent a week
in this city, with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Schalldack.
The entire board of county COM
missioners are in session at Elan
dreau ~transacting business in cor
Injection with Lake and Moody county
, joint ditch No. IL.
Among those who autoed to Sioux
Falls today On business were c. f.
: Olstad, Prof L.. G.. Atherton and
Frank Schueller, all of the First Ma
tional bank.
Raymond Brown returned to Min
neapolis yesterday after attending the
!: funeral of the lately deceased Miss
: Ruth Pickard, whose death resulted
. from drowning in Lake Madison the
: evening of the Fourth.
!: Mrs. l.. T. Grow, in company with
: her daughter. Mrs. G. l.. Alexander,
who has been a guest in her mothers
home, made her departure last eve
ming for Snokomist, Wash.
Miss Lydia Annis arrived in Mad
ison yesterday from Vernon Center,
MINI. She was taken to the chau-
: tauqua grounds to enjoy an outing
> with the Johnson family, who came
up from Cotton a few days ago.
: Corporal Enoch Johnson, who has
/" been in service overseas with the
88th division since August Z, 1918, Is
expected home from Camp Dodge any
day. He was with the fighting SSH
in the vicinity of NaZierre, France
:. The ladies' aids of Lake Madison
e Lutheran church held a very success
full annual sale for the benefit o.
missions and charities yesterday af
ternoon in the grove of the ~Ingebre
Olfson farm. The net proceeds were
n considerably more than $500.
Alfred Lorenzen and family arr
now on their way to their home a
Primghar, Ia, by auto. They wer'
at Colman attending the last sad rite
connected with the burial of Mis-
y Ruth Pickard, one of the unfortunate
victims of the Lake Madison launcl
disaster.
F. L. Goodroad is in receipt of
telegram from Hoboken under dat
5 of July 8 stating that his son ha'
arrived from overseas and was imme
diately assigned to Camp Mills, New
e York, for discharge. He had tn
pleasure of riding over on the Georg
Washington with President Wilson.
9 Miss Ruth Harms, of Wentworth
II and former graduate of the Madisol
high school, will be the leading at
traction at the dancing pavilion o.
IL the ch~autauqua grounds this evening
Her role is hat of fancy dancer an
y the steps she exhibits tonight will b
d pleasing to those who are regular al
tendants at the dances given at tn
% lake.
The congregation of the Lake Mad
ison Lutheran church recently held
:, mission festival, one of the speaker
oi on the program being Prof. j.
Crosse, of the faculty of st. Olaf
Of college, Mortified, Mimi. The pro
fessor's subject was Christian Educf
ie ing to return to his work at NORTH
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. WinesburI
III 42O First street Me-, today receive
ie a telegram from their son, Guy, sta
10 ing that he arrived safely in Ne
u York yesterday from overseas aboar
the u. S. S. George Washington. TIL
a is the vessel upon which Presidel
Wilson returned home. Guy was a
u signed to Camp Merritt and WI
probably be discharged soon.
D. Mrs. j. H. Westaby, who has bee
.u1-Is.w ao.nro 80 xyaaLr NTH ~
Hicks family, started this forenoc
OF on her return trip home to Stockto
k ILL.,, accompanied by Mr.. and Mr.
Avery Williams two daughter
as Misses Clara and Hildred, who w
.er make a stopover at Freeport. TT
lily young ladies will remain the CUES