The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-22

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j. J. Dougherty and family return
ed from an auto trip from Minneap-
oils and other points in Minnesota.
Mrs. w. r. Smith and children
we're in from Howard yesterday do
ng some trading and visiting friends
II the lake.
The funeral of the late Daniei
Habeger will be held at the East Side
Lutheran church at 2:30 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
Miss Edith Farrens was in the city
yesterday receiving instruction In
music. She returned to Winfred on a
| late afternoon train.
Mrs. A. II. Osborn returned homeI
| last evening from a visit over Sun
| day and Monday with friends at
| Flandreau.
Miss Ethel Peterson is here from
| Sacred Heart, Mimi, for a visit with
| her aunt. Mrs. Ole Edmonds, and
| other relatives.
Mr.. Savage, Mr.. Jacobson and Miss
Leavitt returned to Sioux Falls this
morning after spending the weekend
al the Beck cottage, Lake Madison.
The Strupp sisters, who are EN-
polyed at the French millinery shop.
Sioux Falls, are enjoying the attrac-
tons at Lake Madison.
r. Hedtke, who worked at one of
the chairs in r. j. Halseth's barber
shop, is now assisting Mr.. Clark. the
purchaser Of the Sid Lee barber shop.
Chas. Mccarthy, buttermaker at
the Madison creamery. returned home
today from q recent business trip to
Aberdeen.
Miss Marion A%ppegard, of Sacred
Heart. Mimi, is the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. r. j. Halseth. Before leav-
ing she will call on several other rel
atives residing in this vicinity.
DR.. w. f. Daniels goes by auto to
Sioux Falls tomorrow to assist DR..
Zitlitz in an operation to be perform
ed upon one of the formers patients
sent there today.
The regular meeting of the w. II.
G.. will be held tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock. There will be initiation
and all officers are asked to be pres
ent.-Mabel Palmer. president.
Hamilton & Drew, of the O. X.
barber shop, were quite busy, after
closing hours last night, transferring
purchased Of r.. j. Halseth TO their
own place of business.
A party consisting of X. j. Halseth
and wife, Steve Olsbo. Miss Ethel
Peterson, Miss Matilda Krinksberg
and the two Oppegard sisters left to-
day by auto IN a fishing trip to Lake
Campbell.
Mrs. Dena Forgard returned home
to Lake Preston late yesterday after
a few days visit in this city with her
daughter, Mrs. Earl Bein. who arc
keeping house at the home of Rev,
and Mrs. HI. w. Minish.
j. w. Carlstein and family arrived
in the city last evening from Wilks-
barre, Pa. They will: reside at the
lake the remainder of the summer
Mr.. Carlstein is a manufacturers rep
resentative and has his offices in Chi
. cago.
1 Mrs. III. r.. Hasvold, of Aberdeen
stopped overnight at the home of he
brother. G.. L. Hasvold. This morn
ing the wife of the latter accom-
panied her to Flandreau. where sh,
will visit her parents. Mrs. Hasvolt
leaves for home tomorrow.
Messrs. II. e. Doolittie and H
Shaffer. both representatives of tn
Manchester Biscuit company, togeth
err with their families. are ~enjoyin,
a short vacation al the lake. Tn
former resides at Luverne, Mimi.
and the latter at Sioux Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. j. Dougherty an,
son, Newall. also George Copelan,
and wife, departed last evening 70
their respective homes. the forme
family to Howard and the latter Il
Redfield. after concluding a visit o
one week at Lake Madison.
r.. r. McRae and sister, Miss Saral
McRae, departed on q belated trail
yesterday for Altamont, N. D., wher
they will visit a sister, Mrs. C. E
Kelsven. They have been spendini
several weeks in this city with thei
brother, Mack McRae. Their home |
at Van Kleek Hill. Ontario, Canada
Adolph Anderson and wife wer
the guests of Madison friends yester
day. Mr.. Anderson returned fror
overseas service On July 5th. His dis
charge occurred at Camp Dodg
shortly after. Mrs. Anderson wa
formerly Gladys Walker, daughter @
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Terkelsen an
child were down from Brooking
Sunday visiting with Mr.. and Mr..
: J.. f.. Paulson on Fifth street NE
Mr.. Terkelsen and son went back b
auto yesterday, Mrs. Terkelsen. az
q companied by Mrs. Elmer Soften. RI
p trrned by trainA