The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-16

Anna, were down from Oldham yes
terday for dental work.
Mrs. L. d. Haven and Mrs. Fred
Bentley, both of Villas, were shop.
pers in this city yesterday.
Misses Marie and Tina Mahelke,
two ladies from Ramona, made pur-
chases in Madison yesterday.
Miss saba Jones departed from
the city this forenoon on a two
months trip to New York state.
Ralph Johnston, of the Johnston
furniture company, drove up by auto
last evening from Sioux Falls.
Mrs. McGrath and Mrs. Owens, the
latter of Junius, were morning ar
rivals from Washington Springs.
Mrs. Peter Espe stopped over night
at the Floyd Farran home. She left
for Sioux Falls by morning train.
Miss Ruth Fischer and sister, Miss
Minnie Fischer, were business visit
ors in Madison during the day.
Frank Johnson went to Minneap-
ellis last evening to purchase electric
supplies for George Johnson's store.
Miss Lille Johansen came in from
Fedora yesterday and spent the time
between trains doing some trading.
Mrs. Ed Schrepel and children, of
Minot, N. D., are in the city, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Berge.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Turner are the
happy parents of a fine baby boy that
arrived at their home this morning.
Mrs. Chas. Whitethorn, of Ra-
mona, was in the city yesterday call
ing on her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Sui
Ivan.
Mrs. Anna Anstett and two grand
children were here yesterday from
Roswell making purchases at local
stores.
Miss Emily Kaye arrived yesterday
from Lane for a visit at the lake with
Rev. and Mrs. Elson, residents of
Bradley.
Ed. Ludvickson, who made his re-
turn from overseas recently, is in the
city at present calling on his brother,
Elton Ludvickson.
Tudie Johnson, of the johnson
store, is now enjoying his mid-sum-
mer vacation which is being spent at
Lake Madison.
Mrs. p. H. Sheridan is expected
home tomorrow from a two months
visit in Washington, ID. c., Boston
and New York.
Miss Mabel Hummell departed for
Roswell last evening to attend the
funeral of an uncle whose death oc-
Cured on Monday.
Mrs. Angie Williamson is journey
ing TO the state of Washington to
attend the general grand assembly of
the Eastern Star.
Mrs. F. "A. Patton arrived TODAY
from Artesian. Her husband is asso-
lciated with j. ". Huntimer in the
automobile business.
Mrs. F. E. DeCelle arrived from
Sioux City last evening and is now
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Harold
Rose, just south of town.
Charles Lough, who is at the hos
pital in Flandreau, is gaining
strength rapidly following the recent
amputation of the right leg.
Mrs. w. X. Huxford is on her way
to the Pacific coast. She will be
gone a month and before returning
will visit relatives at Portland.
%. M. Meggers and wife. of Be
atrice, Neb.. We're the late guests of
the formers sisters, Mrs. William
Schrepel and Mrs. Abel Odell.
Mrs. j. E. HOLSTER, who recently
returned from a trip to Kansas, de
parted yesterday for Erwin after Wis
iting the family of her on, J. E.
Hollister.
DIR. H. E. Kellogg and brother, l..
c. Kellogg, returned last evening
from a twelve hundred mile auto
trip. They visited the western part
of this state and sections of eastern
Wyoming.
Mrs. Laura Bowker, accompanied
by Miss Ellen Hicks, made their de-
parture today for Omaha. The for
mer was here for a month visiting
with Mrs. Arthur Hicks and other
relatives
Mrs. w. III. Young and daughter,
Miss Harriet. accompanied by Miss
Olive Seeley, took a train out this
morning for Yankton, where the for
mer will call OIL her sister, Mrs. F
A. Seeley.
Miss Marie Faulhaber, instructor
at the normal, expects to leave at the
close of the summer school and take
a course of special training at Colum.
bia university.
Prof. R. H. Kendrick, vocal in.
structor at the normal, and wife leave
next Saturday for Sherburne, N. Y.