The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-18

Why is IL the post Office BOXES on
street corners do not have tabs show
ing time of collection?-A Taxpayer.
c.. H. Flowers and wife, of Vienna,
are in Madison today t~ransacting
business and having dental work at
tended to.
Mrs. A. C. McGrath and son, Dale,
arrived last evening from Chicago to
visit the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. A. Berge.
Mrs. J.. N. Baker and daughter,
Miss Clara, made their return last
evening from a recent visit with
Minneapolis friends.
Mrs .Madge Trowbridge, who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Metcalf for a couple of days, is now
on her way to Charles City, La.
Miss Katheryn O'Brien, also Miss
saba and Irene Weber, returned
from Sioux Falls today from an over
Sunday visit with their parents.
Miss Tina Mehelke and sisters,
Misses Bertha and Nina, took a train
out of Madison yesterday for a
months visit in Los Angeles, Cal.
Miss Verim went away this morn
ing on a trip that will take her to
Albert Lea and Fargo. Her purpose
is to visit relatives at each place.
Mrs. C. C. Patton returned to Sioux
Falls this morning after a short visit
here with her husband, associated
with Mr.. Huntimer in the automobile
business.
Lucille Jones returned to her home
at Sioux Falls today after a pleasant
visit here with Miss Edith DeVault
The latter accompanied her on the
return trip.
DR.. l.. E. Jordan, of Chester, e. j
Spear, of Sioux City, Mrs. Snyder, o.
= Erwin, and Undertaken E. G.. Lewis
of Lake Preston, were business call
ers in the city today.
Married, at the Methodist parson
age, July II, 1919, Edward r. Mel
son. of Oldham, and Miss Florenc
knight, of Arkansas, Wis, the Rev
II. w. mlIlSH OlllCIdLluS.
Among the soldiers who returne,
home yesterday from overseas sery
ice were Jay Goodroad and Cliffor
Weber. Jay vas honorably dis
charged at Camp Dodge.
Oscar Pace and wife were guest
for a week at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. II. H. Campbell. Both left b
morning train for Sioux City. Mr.
Pace is Mrs. Campbell's niece.
> Three sisters. Misses Agnes, Be
> nice and Myrtle Johnson, were in tn
city yesterday making arrangement
for entering the Madison normal
the fall. Their home is at Maple
F. E. McAllister and family dro,
D by auto through the city this for
d noon enroute to Oldham. They wel
5 former residents of this city but a.
Mimi.
Miss Sylvia Lawson, a student
the summer school, left for Alcest
to spend the weekend with her p
Y rents. Her sister, Miss Goldie La,
d son, departs for home tomorro
/: morning.
d The Garner Jubilee troupe left tn
l. morning for Worthington, Mimi,
fill a ch%autauqua engagement. The
singers delighted a large audience
the Lake Madison auditorium yeste
day and last evening.
q Mrs. Guy d. Lambert, of Staple
y Mimi, accompanied her mother fro
st. Paul to this city where the Ia
E. ter will spend the remainder of Il
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Peters, Egan avenue S.
10 Mrs. J.. Oolman and children lie
IS for Fulda, Mimi, this morning. A
ter a few days visit there they
n on to their home at Lismore. TIL
"a have been in the city since Tuesd
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Mart
Nerdahl.
re On last Wednesday evening Pr,
NJ l.. G. Anterior addressed a conso
dated school gathering in Rutla
TX and last evening he delivered t
lg commencement address before t
high school graduating class
Wentworth.
Concluding a visit here with Nj
John Gerhardt and family, Miss X;
Gerhardt, of Raymond, and M
Helen Thorsness, of Baldwin, w
made their departure early In I
lis day for Wentworth, where they "
call on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arno Plowman VIZ
a. to Winner, in Trip county vest
W day. They are residents of Elgin a
since last Saturday have been CALI
II on their children, Mrs. p. Pate
ei Mrs. Stanke, John, Fred, William a
e. MI. Cl.un