The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-19
NEWS.

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Mrs. Charles Singer is at Pipestone
visiting her mother.
Miss Myrtle Granum is at Chester
for professional nursing.
Miss Lila Stillson is in Sioux City
for a weeks visit with relatives.
Leon Sullivan is spending a week
with his grandparents at Ramona.
C. C. Lester, of Howard, is trans
acting business in Madison today.
Mrs. Nels Servoke, of Howard,
made purchases at local stores yes
terday.
Mrs. G. A. Wilkinson came down
from Lake Preston Friday for dem
tai work.
i County Superintendent June Emry
is expected home from Hot Springs
tomorrow.
Miss Edna Sogn returned Thurs
day evening from a recent visit with
friends at Canton.
Mrs. j. H. Miller and Mrs. f. A.
Schultz are spending a few days with
friends in Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Dena Forgaard arrived from
Lake Preston today for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Earl Bein.
Miss Hertha Robertson, employed
at the Mallory studio, is sepnding the
weekend with home folks at Sioux
Falls.
Miss Emily Dargen and Miss Julia
Gurtel returned to Sioux Falls yes
terday after a few days visit at Lake
Madison.
Miss Myrtle Kolashelfsky left last
evening for Huron. She will be gone
several days while calling On friends
and relatives.
Miss Viola Prarot, who has fin
ished a six weeks course at the nor.
NAL, departed last evening for hel
home at Altmont.
Charles Alexander and wife were
arrivals from the south last evening
They came from Vail for a visit will
relatives in Madison.
Miss Edna Turner has been visit
ing her brother, r. L. turner, for thu
past two weeks. She left last evenin:
for her home at Waubay.
Miss Vera Beck came in on a morn
. ing passenger from Lincoln, Neb.
where she was the guest for a weel
! in the Maj. Birkner home.
Mrs. C. w. Keen, of Arlington, wa
in the city yesterday awaiting a trail
to take her to Oldham to attend tn
home coming celebration.
Miss Kate Knox departed TO
Webster last evening where she vii
Is remain for several days while visit
ing a niece, Mrs. Andrew Kopperud
Miss Dorothy Wolf, who has CON
: pleted six weeks student work at tn
Madison summer school, returne
yesterday to her home at Lake Pres
ton.
- Ida Seidel and Agnes De Mars
both operators at the local telephon
exchange, were at Oldham last eve
! ming attending the home comm
dance.
Mrs. Isabel Judy arrived from Fol
restburg today and is now being eI
tertained by Mrs. Whitmore, who
attending c~hautauqua at Lake Mao
it ison.
u Mrs. George Loftswold and chill
were in the city since Thursday cal
ing on Mrs. A. l.. Sommers. The
departed for Chester on a mornin
n train.
o Miss Theolyn Ottegard, of Mimi,
n apolis, arrived in the city yesterda
Is and is a guest at the home of he
n sister, Mrs. r. j. Halseth, 419 Thir
street NE.
Miss Loretta Joachim and siste
Miss Lillian, left Madison yesterda
for their home at Emery. Both fiji
iii ished their six weeks training at til
ty summer school.
,e August Frohman and Mrs. johann
{. Logan and son left for Kadoka, I'll
Mr.. Frohman returns to Madison
about ten days.
"a Among the soldiers who returnt
A. yesterday from overseas service we
10 Robert Stanford and Frank VIII
p more. Both received their dischar,
at Camp Dodge, la.
G. l.. Scully, of the Security Sta
to- bank, took a train east to Iona LAX
Mimi, this morning The: transa
tion of business will Engage his a
tention for several days.
Mrs. Housman. also Mrs Parr al
We daughter, Evadean, were enrou
al from Howard to Erwin yesterda
:" While awaiting a train out they cal
III ed on Mrs. j. r. HOLSTER.