The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-03

terday from Ramona making some
required purchases.
j. F. Raney arrived from Lane to-
day and is visiting with his rela-
tives at the Art store.
DR.. w. Il. Daniels was at Mitchell
yesterday in connection with a case
lof paralysis following diphtheria.
Bert Rollo and wife will be the
guests of the formers father and sis
ter at Fairmont over the Fourth.
The Daily Leader will not be is
sued from this office tomorrow, in
observance of the National holiday.
Mrs. F. A. Hewitt and child left
this forenoon to spend the Fourth
with friends at Clear Lake, this state.
Miss Alma Howard, also Mrs. Mae
Howard and baby were in Sioux Falls
today for the transaction of business.
Mrs. A. DeValt and daughter, Miss
Edith, went to Lacrosse this morn
ing to spend the Fourth with friends.
Miss Mae Miller, who was the guest
of Miss Esther Rae, departed last
evening for her home at Lake Pres
ton.
Mrs. August Holder, of Ramona
was the late guest of Mrs. Ostrander.
She departed last evening for Arte.
sian.
DR.. j. X. Westaby drove by auto
| from CLARK Uacfarda " md hnoo,co AZ,
guest of his brother, DR.. r. S. West
ably.
Hubert Nellis, wife and son, Mau
rice, returned yesterday from a visit
of one week with friends at Window
Mimi.
Miss Irene Young, a student of thu
summer school, left the city last eve
ming for a visit with her parents a
Parker.
Mrs. j. w. Dinges and Miss Lizzi,
Unterbrunner, both of Oldham, spen.
the time between trains in Madison
yesterday.
To allow employees to properly oh
serve the national holiday, the post
office will be closed all day tomor
row, July 4.
Miss Helen Sprang, who spent
week with her sister, Mrs. J. A
Clancy, returned yesterday to he
home at DeSmet.
Mrs. Carl j. Thurson returned [,
) Ramona yesterday after a pleasan
visit with her grandparents, Mr.. am
Mrs. John Norton.
Mrs. Geland, who has been maxim
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. E,
Keegan. departed by a morning trail
for her home at st. Paul.
Mrs. Fred Mcbride and her tw
; sons changed trains at this point yes
terday while enroute home to Ra
mona from a recent visit at Fedora.
!. Mrs. N. j. Munson and baby, VIII
, have been spending a week at tn
home of Mrs. Joe Gilbert, departe
: today for their home at Wells, Minr
Miss Hilda Dahl came in on tn
train from the north and will spen
s a few days with her sister, Miss Nor
!, Dahl, secretary to DR.. Heston at tn
normal.
[ Earl J. Bein and wife are now res
. dents of Madison. Lake Preston wa
their former place of residence. The
I are occupying rooms at the Methods
parsonage.
Kenneth and Lysle Wood mad
their departure this morning fC
Cherokee, Ia. They will remain ov
the Fourth with their grandparent
;, Mr.. and Mrs. b. p. Wood.
Mrs. o. Benson and niece, also Mr.
Carl Benson We're in the city yeste
day enroute from Salem TO Ortle
! where a visit will be made with Mr.
Benson's married daughter, Mrs. Wn
, Aiken,
Rev. Donahue, of the Free Meth,
dist church, washington Springs, too
a train to Vienna on Wednesda,
where he will attend a camp meetin
that opens tomorrow and continue
until the fifteenth of the month.
The following summer school st,
dents left for their respective homes
Miss Setback, Sioux Falls; Catherir
Holton. belmont; China Binde, Ba
tic: Nora Holton, belmont.
Rev. and Mrs. Q, f. Westiand, !,
Iowa Falls, Ia. have been: In Madiso
for the past two weeks calling q
, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Davis The Wis
over. they left today for: st, Paul.
Mrs. Chas. Bingham has bee
spending a few. days in this city cal
ing on friends. She departed We
e terday for Montevideo, Mimi, to Wis
her son, Clifford, and family. Mr.
Bingham was a former resident
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. C%ornelysen al
home from several weeks spent wit