The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-09-05


J.. H. Hendrikson made his de-
parture for Myrtle, this state. Mr..
Hendrikson enjoyed a two weeks
outing at Lake Madison.
Lewis G. Baldus, who was the
guest of Mr., and Mrs. c. M. Johnson,
terminated his visit today and return
ed to his home in Iowa.
Mrs. S. Olson, the late guest of her
daughter, Miss Minnie, who is nurs-
ing in the Lawless home, returned
home to Flandreau today.
Mrs. o. Malone arrived from Old
ham this forenoon and spent part of
the day with Mrs. B. S. Allison. She
also had some dental work attended
to.
Mrs. j.. E. Schapler spent a week
in this city calling on her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bergstresser.
She returned to Pipestone this morn
ing.
Miss Bessie Wells and Mrs. M. j..
Gates returned this morning to their
home at Lime Springs, Ia, after
spending a couple of weeks at Lake
Madison.
Miss Ruth Owens was a morning
passenger for Alexandria. Her school
work begins there next Monday. Miss
Owens will have charge of the second
and third grades.
Miss Nell d. Hanley arrived in Mad
ison today and went on to Sherman,
where she will teach the first primary
grade in the public schools. Miss
Hanley's home is at Clark.
l.. C. Fuller returned from West
Union, Ia, where he accompanied his
father-in-law, ID. A. Leech, who was
here to attend the funeral of his
daughter, the late Mrs. Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gulbranson, also Mrs.
Harold Hedrick, were in the city
| since Monday calling at the Oscar
Granflatten home. They departed
! this forenoon for their home at Elan
dreau.
Frank Alberts, of Stewartsville,
Mimi, a f ormer resident of Lake
county, i sin the city transacting bus
mess and calling on friends. Mr..
Alberts is engaged in farming near
Stewartsville.
C. Terwilliger recently received a
telegram from Michigan announcing
I the serious illness of a sister. This
morning Mr.. Terwilliger took a trair
east TO Sawyer, near which place his
sister resides.
Miss Genevieve Hicks, formerly
| office assistant to Attorney Ira f
Blewitt, but now deputy county audi
tor of Lincoln county, arrived from
Canton this forenoon for a short visi
with Madison friends.
Mrs. j. II. Zugschwerdt and sol
and daughter came in from GardeI
City today, joining the former
daughter, Miss CARA, who accom-
panied them to Winfred, where tn
latter is at present employed.
George Kennard came from Siou,
Falls yesterday to fill his engage
ment of judging the fruit exhibit a
the county fair. He and r. o. Swan
son together decided on the merit
of hogs, horses and cattle and be
slowed proper premiums. MI. hen
nard returned to Sioux Falls today
Miss Elizabeth Hickson and mothe
are well on their way to Carbonate
| ILL.,, where the former has engages
her services as instructor in tn
Southern Illinois normal school. Mis-
Hickson had charge of modern Ian
guage teaching in the Madison stat
normal for the past three and a hal
I years. At Carbonate her work vii
be in the English department. Sh
did her work we'll in the local inst
3 tuition and the position she goes to
+ considered a we'll earned promotion
AT a meeting Of the directors Q
Orland consolidated school distric
No. 1, a regular first and second hig
school course was decided upoI
John p WetZler was elected prir