The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-28

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ham yesterday and returned by an
incoming morning train.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Muggli came
in from Ramona yesterday for the
purpose of having their baby's in
jured hand dressed.
Miss Anna Conley, who was office
assistant for Drs. Kellogg & Allison
since last fall, has arecently accepted
a position with Regain & Murray.
VIM. Killalea, who has been in
this city since last Saturday calling
on his brother, Jack, departed by
auto today for his home at Faith.
AS chaperon, Miss Anna Ryan ac-
|companied her brothers two children
to Pipestone today, where a visit will
be made with relatives.
Miss Hilda Young, of Sioux Falls,
an experienced lady barber, has taken
a position in the lady barber shop,
Egan enu s.
Mrs. d. j. Hilton, who has been
calling on her mother, Mrs. j. T. Nc
Kinney. for the past two weeks, de-
parted this morning for her home at
Sioux City.
Fred Buehler drove by auto to
Flandreau this forenoon, returning
after dinner. Later in the afternoon
he went to Lake Preston and caught
a train for Minneapolis.
Mrs. A. Trotzig arrived in the city
today from Howard for an extended
visit with her s~ister-in-law, Mrs. C.
G.. Johnson, whose home is in the
country seven miles south of town.
Mrs. Frank Stanley and her daugh-
ter, Miss frankie, were in the city
over night, stopping at the home oil
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Fader. They re.
turned to Chester this morning.
John Blewitt started this forenoon
on a visiting trip to points in central
Wisconsin. He will be gone two
weeks while receiving entertainment
in the homes of relatives residing a.
Boscobel and Fennimore.
Henry Long arrived yesterday af
ternoon from a recent visit with rel
atives over in Minnesota. His prin
cipal stop was made near Whine
bago where he called on a sister, Mrs
John Bailey.
A. t. Hartwich, former cashier o
the Ramona State bank, stopped il
the city overnight at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle. Kelley. San An
tonic, Texas, is Mr.. Hartwich's plac,
of residence.
K. b. Hovick made his return hom'
this forenoon to Vienna, where h,
will conduct Lutheran services thi
evening. Mr.. Langbak was presen
at the recent missionary gathering a
Lake Madison church.
Mrs. G. Ward and daughter, Mis-
Helen, came in by train this mornin.
from their home at Clay Center. Neb
They r here to spend a few day
with Miss Mary Ward, who is takin,
student work at the Madison Normal
/ Mrs. c. w. Heating purchased
ticket today for Kansas City. Sh
goes to the southwest to join he
husband. now travelling over that sec
tion and having headquarters in tn
city mentioned as his wife's destina
ton.
Mrs. o. o. Soften and son, Lloyd
returned this forenoon from a recen
visit at Artesian with the families Q
HI. Severson and wife and Mr.. an
Mrs. HI. Peterson. Mrs. Severson &C
companied Mrs. Soften on the retur
trip home.
C. w. Corning, wife and daughter
Mrs. l.. Carrier, were morning pas
sengers for Rochester, Mimi, wher
Mrs. Corning will enter the May
hospital for an operation If n
deemed necessary by the surgeon
there.
Miss Wallen was a morning arriv;
from Sioux Falls. In the capacity
nurse Miss Wallen will enter tn
home of Prof. and Mrs. F.
Buechel to assist in the care of TIL
former, now quite seriously i'll frol
| d%iphtheria.
Mrs. j.. Birran went east frol
/ Madison this morning to join hi
: husband at Lacrosse, Wis. Mr.. Bi