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

Sada, also Miss Martha O'Brien, re-
turned to Sioux Falls after spending
the Fourth with their parents.
Chas. Heidenfield and Bert 1.-THE,
of Franklin township, spent the
Fourth in LeMars, Ia, returning to-
day. They made the journey by au-
tomobile.
Mrs. M. Brainard departed this
forenoon for her home at Sioux Falls.
For seevral days she has been the
guest of Mrs. j.. A. Donnelly, Wash
ington avenue N.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Korfe are now on
their return trip to George, Ia, after
a visit of more than a week with their
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Smith, living
northwest of Madison.
Harry Mellen has been visiting in
the city with his relatives, George
Mellen and Mrs. Ida Vessel, since
last Thursday. He left today for
Hudson, Wis.
Mrs. J.. N. Baker and daughter,
Miss Laura, made their departure for
Minneapolis today. They will remain
there for about ten days while calling
on Mrs. Bakers W. married sons
r. B. Seyerson, assistant in the
Frank C. Smith drug store, spent the
Fourth with friends at Waubay. He
made his return from there this fore
noon.
Miss Hope Towles and a son OF
Mrs. j. Rankin returned to Luverne,
Mimi, this forenoon. Both were here
for a few days calling on the latter's
mother.
J. f. Raney, who has been here
since last week visiting his sister-in-
law, Mrs. J.. r. Raney, returned
home to Lane today, accompanied by
the later.
Mike CoSgrove, superintendent of
public roads for Lake county, expects
to go to Concord township tomorrow
to supervise the construction of sew
eral bridges.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Guthrie, resi-.
dents of Sioux Falls, were morning
passengers south today. They were
at Lake Madison enjoying the cele.
bration given on the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Johnson returned
to Sioux Falls after spending a few
days with their daughter, Mrs
Hemindinger, residing on a farm
| three miles northeast of town.
Miss Petra Enang, teacher of a re
3 fnin4rc Cohnnl located thirtnan n,tlas
southwest of Madison, was a morn
ing passenger for Presho. Her teach
ing work for the year has closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Solberg anC
children. Arley and Eveleth, from
South Shore, spent Sunday at tn,
Trinity Lutheran parsonage. Mr.
Solberg is a brother of Rev. c.. X
+ Solberg.
Miss Emogene BetZ and brother
Denver, departed for Chicago today
x Both have $een visiting in Madison
: for several weeks. Their mother
Mrs. T. o. Musser, left for that cit.
on Sunday.
A card from Jack Stahl, aboard tn
u. S. S. Niagara, states that he is nov
stationed at New London, Conn, hav
e ing recently sailed from New York
where the vessel was stationed tn,
: past two months.
X Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Wayne AM
children were in Madison over tn
{ Fourth calling on MI. and Mrs. A. Z
Keller. Their home is at Beresford
Before returning home they took il
{ the celebration at Lake Madison.
n Mrs. M. A. Conroy arrived in Mad
ison this forenoon and was met a
| the station by her sister, Mrs. ID. Z
g Lynch, of Ramona, whom she will
visit. Her grandson accompanied he
S from their starting point, Arion, la.
II During the past week Mrs. f. Car
has been entertaining her three mar
e ried daughters and other relatives
They are leaving the city today. MI
ton, Mrs. Edward Nestor to Faulk
ton and Mrs. Jack Phifel and daugh
n ter, Regina, to Aberdeen.
Ivor Rad has begun the erectio
of a very neat little tile and pebbl
dashed cement business office on tn
lot next north of the Lake Par
7 hotel. Its dimensions are Is by 2
feet. Upon the completion Mr.. Raa
q will devote its use to the real estat
N business.
r. Building improvements are in
progress among farmers. Chas. HeiC
,s Heidenfield, of Franklin township
has completed a hog house 20 by 4
4 feet and is now at work on a ne
barn. Fred Uthe, jr., of the san
q neighborhood, is also building a he
70 house 20 by 40 feet.
h Mrs. Walter Cate and little sol
Donald, of Warner, who were Fourt