The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-01-15

~ D. NiIIcliiuS NSuL over W Olu-
ham by auto today to deliver a piano
to parties there.
Mrs. Will Erling, of Wentworth,
was making purchases in Madison to-
day.
Philip Beecham was discharged
from the West emergency hospital
today.
Mrs. H. b. Moen and Mrs. William
George, both of Oldham, were trans
acting business in this city today.
William Yuill was in the city today
from Winfred, receiving eye treat
ment.
w. S. Shaw and wife, of Oldham,
spent the time between trains trans
acting business in Madison.
Mrs. j. A. Fazendin and Miss Rose
FaZendin were city visitors today.
Both reside at Ramona.
j. ]. Burke came back from Old
ham today to continue his work as
carpenter for James Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Sims are at
Chester calling on their son, Alba.
Their return will be made on Friday.
j. l.. Jennings, a resident of Jul
MUS, went down to Sioux Falls this
forenoon to transact business.
Mrs. ID. leighton, of Rutland,
left for Sioux Falls this morning,
where she spent the day shopping.
Miss Myrtle Robang, a student at
the Normal, went down to Sioux
Falls today to remain until Monday
next.
Mrs. Carrie Bake is in Sioux
Falls today visiting with her daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Bake, who is now
suffering from tonsilitis.
Dan Snyder, who resides at eden
Valley, Mimi, was in the city on
business yesterday. This morning he
took a train south to Sioux Falls.
Miss Ida Nelson, who has been do
ing nurse wor kin Madison since last
Friday, went to WATERFOWL late to-
day to practice her profession at that
place.
Mrs. j. DeCurtin, who has been in
the city assisting her brother, E. r.
FaZendin, since the loss of his wife
by death, returned to her home at
Ramona this afternoon.
Miss saba Jones, formerly of the
Lake County National bank, left for
Sioux Falls this forenoon to assume
her clerical duties with the North
western Seed company.
Miss Olga Olson was a passenger
this morning for. Bushnell, where she
will remain over next Sunday. Miss
Olson is one of the Normal school
students here.
Mrs. L. F. Mulvey and daughter,
Marcella, have recovered from the in
~fluenza, so also has Senator Hans Ur-
dahl, who is out on the streets today
after two weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Kliese have
gone to Chicago for a three months
visit with their son, Eli. They left
for that place this morning via Sioux
Falls.
George Harrison, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Harrison, purchased a
\ ticket this forenoon for the province
of Manitoba, Can. Mr.. Harrison has
a farm there and goes to look after it.
Mrs. Ed Mueller and little daugh-
ter left for their home at Chester
this forenoon. They had been here
visiting with Mrs. Mueller's mother,
Mrs. s. w. Allen.
Miss Angie Petit, who was just
recently a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Clelland, departed
this morning for Sioux Falls from
which point she goes, in a day or two
to Spencer.
Mrs. Harry Runchey vas in re-
ceipt Of a letter from her husband
yesterday in which he stated that he
Lad been in the camp hospital quite
sick. but was now almost recovered.
Mrs. HI. r. Shreve, of Winfred
was a shopper in Madison today.
Mrs. Shreve is now grieving the loss
of her son., Edison Roy, who was re-
ported dead from wounds received In
action in France.
The number of influenza patients
at the West emergency hospital has
been diminishing rapidly the past 10
days. Today's report shows but IL
persons who are still under nurse
care at that institution.
Miss Martha Doeden departed this
afternoon to her home at DeSmet.
Miss Doeden has just recovered from
the influenza and goes home to re-
cuperate her strength. She attend
ed the State Normal here.
Thos. Flynn returned yesterday
forenoon from a recent trip to De-
corah and Creston, la. He was away
three weeks visiting with his daugh-
: ter, Mrs. Julia McCabe. Mr.. Flynn