The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-14
LOCAL NEWS.

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sition at the Sugar Bowl.
Mrs. William Huntimer returned
this morning from Shakopee, Mimi.
George Gueffroy has gone to Sioux
Falls to spend several days at a trac-
tor school now in session there.
Mrs. George Palmer departed this
forenoon to spend a few days with
relatives at Winnebago, Mimi.
A. w. W%alkenhauer is at Cotton
today on business for the Madison
Granite and Marble works.
E. l.. Peck went down to Chester
today to take charge of the Jensen
funeral.
The Madison Normal basket ball
quintet will meet the Mitchell team
on the home floor this evening.
Miss Mary Michael submitted to an
operation today for the removal Of
her tonsils.
Simon Tweet, from near Nunda,
and two of his daughters were shop
pers in Madison yesterday.
Mrs. Clayton Bass and Miss Pearl
Fallon, of Ramona. were Madison
shoppers today. .
Mrs. III. E. Kellogg returned this
morning from a visit since Saturday
with her parents at Ramona.
Paul Kruger and wife returned
Thursday afternoon from a honey
moon trip to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Calligan, of
Rolfe, Ia, are now guests of Mr., and
Mrs. j. E. Habeger.
Otto Stehr came down from Bry-
ant to spend a couple of weeks with
his uncle, Adolph Stehr.
Mrs. John Coty arrived from Went
worth yesterday to enter the Madison
hospital for treatment.
Fay Pooley, of Fedora, is now Wis
iting with his brother Jay and is also
a guest of the A. ID. Smith family.
Miss Anna Johnson has accepted
the position of bookkeeper at the
johnson store. She began her duties
there on Wednesday last.
Carl Nelles has been spending a
number of days at Dayton, o., while
attending a convention of Delco deal
ers. He will return on Monday.
}. F. Rainey arrived in Madison
yesterday from Lane to remain over
Sunday with his two nieces, Mrs. l.
III. fowler and Mrs. Ida May Jacobus,
Mrs. Emma Renaas, of Nunda, was
in the city yesterday calling on Miss
Agathe Raad. She returned to Nun
da this morning.
Mrs. N. N. George and son, Fred
erick, are making a visit at Sioux
Falls with Mrs. d. Jacobsen, the for.
mer's sister:
Miss Ruth Anderson, of Cotton
was the guest yesterday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Nelson. Her return was
made this forenoon.
} DR.. j. w. Heston returned this
, morning from a trip to WATERFOWL
wheer he was invited to deliver an
address before the Rotary club.
Since Wednesday Mrs. A. Hoffman
of Wentworth, has been the guest oil
her sister, Mrs. b. Wuebbenhorst
She returned home today.
James French and Glen Montgom.
/ noon after stopping in the city over.
night.
: Mrs. r. b. Ward and j. f. Barthel
were returning passengers from
Sioux Falls yesterday. They reside
at Winfred.
Miss Rose Mueller and Miss Iren,
Reichling, of Howard, were in Madi
e son yesterday having their tonsils re
moved.
Mrs. w. f. Hall and little daugh
: ter arrived from Colman yesterday t.
spend a few days with Mrs. o. o. Set
i ten.
: Melvin Smith, whose home is a
F.; Marshalltown, Ia, terminated a visi
here yesterday with his cousin, Mis-
Courtney Smith, and departed 70
Milwaukee.
Mrs. j.. l.. Seldom and Mrs. Lloyt
Farrand and children went down I,
Sioux Falls this forenoon to visit tn
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /
johnson for a week.
Walter Angle is now at Wentworth
being called there on account of TIL
serious illness Of his wife's mother
Mrs. John Keiffer. Mrs. Angle is al
so at the bedside of her sick parent
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Syverson de
Il parted for Centerville Thursday aft
ernoon where they will attend tn