The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-01-02

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B. F. Schnouser boarded the south
bound train this forenoon and will
spend a couple of days at Sioux City
looking after the business of the firm
he travels for.
Miss Jennie Belts, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c.. F. Belts, left for Elan
dreau on a morning train to resume
her duties as teacher in the Elan
dreau schools.
Miss Anna Bjordal, who resides at
Erwin, returned this forenoon to
York, Neb. Miss Bjordal is pursuing
a commercial course at the York
business college.
Florence Whitmore, who has been
enjoying IN yer Sunday visit with
her adopted parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
McKinnon, went back to Sioux Falls
today to continue her studies at All
Saints school.
Miss Chase, who is doing nurse
work at the emergency hospital, de-
parted this morning for Wentworth
to enjoy a few days rest and also to
visit her parents.
Miss Genevieve Holdridge return
ed Wednesday to Iowa City, Ia, to
resume her college studies. She had
spent her holiday vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. II. Hold
ridge.
M. E. Fredericks, an employee of
the Milwaukee at this place, went to
Rochester, Mimi, today to undergo
an operation that will free him from
a physical affection that interferes
with his regular work.
DR.. Charles u. Moore, who gave an
interesting address at the Methodist
church last Sunday evening, left the
city this morning to go TO Minneap-
oils on professional business.
John d. Hazen, teacher of music,
has given up his studio in the Hun
temer block and will hereafter teach
on Friday afternoons and all day Sat
urdays at the apartment of Bert
Reeve, Vreyens-Daniels block.
H. Hanneman who spent a week
with his parents at Ramona, depart
ed from this city this morning on his
return trip to Goat Island, in the
Pacific ocean near San Francisco,
where he is a member of the gunner's
school.
Mr.. Gustav ID. Fosheim and Miss
Anna j. Hegdahl, both of Madison.
were united in marriage last evening
at the Trinity Lutheran parsonage in
the presence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M.
Vixen. the Rev. c. X. Solberg Off
ciating.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Hathaway, res
idents of Bryant, took a train at this
point the f~orepart of the day. which
carried them to Council Bluffs. They
purpose making a visit of one month
with their daughter. Mrs. Mccoy and
family.
John Malone, of the train dispatch
er's office, and family will next Mon
day depart for Austin, Mimi, where
Mr.. Malone will engage in similar
work. Mr.. Malone recently sold his
residence in this city to c. G.. Laugh
lin.
Miss Janet Rae has recently ac-
cepted a fine position on the teaching
staff of the Yankton college. She
will supervise the department OF
dramatic art and physical education
Miss Rae will go to Yankton next
week to take up her new duties.
There are now known to be 23 pa.
tients at the local emergency hos
pital. Seven new cases were brought
in during the last "a hours. 1t il
hoped that the wave of colder wealth,
err will have the effect of partially, il
not entirely, graduating the epidemic
in this and other localities.
Miss Ella Nelson and sister, Mis-!
Grace. were passengers this forenoon
for Ute, Ia, where they were called
to attend the funeral of their brother
Jesse C. Nelson, a soldier boy wht
passed away at Camp Dix, N. j., {
few days ago from the effects of in
fluenZa and pneumonia.
Corne Tommeraason went through
Madison today while on his way t.
Lakewood, Ia, to take possession o
a drug store which he recently pur
chased. Mr.. T~ommeraason was for
merly employed at the Christ Schutl
drug store, later going to Presho
For the past year he has been locat
ed at Canton, but now launches on
in business for himself at Lakewood
The New Era movement hat ha
been inaugurated throughout tn
Presbyterian congregations of tn
land is calling district laymen al.
delegates together in all sections t
give greater impetus to the neV
drive. The local Presbyterian churc
p~arlors are open today for such
gathering. The sessions opened a
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