The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-08

Mrs. G.. Hanson was a morning
passenger for Sioux City. She will
call at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. w. Tiffany.
Mrs. j. K. Griffin returned home
to Colman after a pleasant visit here
with the family of her son, E. f.
Griffin.
Miss Minnie Baker has. closed the
seasons work AS trimmer for Miss
Morse and gone to her home at Sioux
Falls.
A. G.t Halienbeck was called to a
farm near Nunda to prepare the re-
mains of Nels Lone, lately deceased,
for burial.
Miss Mary Egan, who was the
guest of Madison friends for a day
or two, made her departure this
morning for her home at Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Gregory, a late arrival from
Pipestone, is calling on the Feneran
sisters and also visiting her son, who
operates a farm near Lake Herman.
w. T. Stearns and wife were in re-
ceipt of a telegram this morning no.
tifying them that their son, Leonard.
has now arrived at Camp Mills, N. Y,
Mrs. Oscar Schultz and son
Charles, were the guests last night
of Mrs. Frank Schultz. They re.
turned to Wentworth by morning
train.
Mrs. r. Glidden made her return
today to Iowa Falls, Ia. For a weel
she has been the guest of her brother
w. H. sheldon, and family at So
Summit avenue N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hillman anC
!: Mr.. and Mrs. Homer McClarrinon, o.
!: Canova, spent Sunday evening will
the l%atter's brother, H. N. Downing
and family.
Mrs. E. J.. Smith arrived from Bry
ant this forenoon and is now enjoy
ing an outing at Lake Madison witt
her son, Carey, who is a banker a
: Bookings.
Miss Irene Strupp and Miss Molli
Rad came in on a morning 'trail
from Wausau, Wis. They will b
the guests of Miss Della Strupp, nov
a member of the lake colony.
Mrs. Charles Tough went to Elan
> dreau this morning to attend he
husband, who is in a hospital recov
ering nicely from a recently perform
ed amputation.
[ Mr.. and Mrs. John Birrenkott, O
Y Aberdeen, were the recent guests c
the latter's mother, Mrs. E. Car;
Last evening they took a train fo
Aberdeen.
Miss Evelyn Solberg, daughter c
d Rev. and Mrs. c. X. Solberg, depart
e ed for Erwin last evening for a Wis
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. I
/, Opsahl.
Allan Metcalf and Owen Files, nv
young men whoes parents formerl
n resided here, arrived from MinneaI
d oils Monday forenoon for a visit wit
friends.
S Mrs. John Limmer, of Wentworth
! was enroute through Madison yestel
day to Ortley, where a visit is 20 b
IS made with the family of Charlie
IS Mundt and other relatives.
Mrs. Roy Furman and child hay
o bene here from Ramona since Frida
y calling on the formers parents, NJ
|. end Mrs. c. NJ. Johnson, who live O
the east side.
e A telegram reached the Schrep,
u people this morning announcing tina
l. their son, Oliver, had landed {
Charleston. S. c., on July 5. He wa
d Immediately assigned to- Camp Jacl
D son..
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Pooley came
from Roswell this morning for a fe
a days outing at the lake. Mr.. Pooley
k mother and his sister, Mrs. A. ]
s. Smith, will entertain them at tn
Smith cottage.
r., Mrs. Andrew Olson, of Oldham
n and Mrs. Charles Sherman ar
h daughter, Annie, of Ramona. were
the city yesterday visiting a loo
n dentists office.
n, Mrs. Lewis Olson, of Junius, ar
Mrs. Knudson. of this city. departt
today for Minneapolis where they w.
rs remain for some time while callir
il on friends.
r The work of assessing the proper
of the city has been completed al
"a the books were turned in to the eli
m commission last evening. F. l.. Blu
n nett and e. N. Bucklin had charge
the work.
he Axel Knutson changed trains
r this place yesterday. He resides
re Erwin, but Is employed at Wessin
ton Springs. Mr.. Knptson win spel
Or his summer vacation with his paren
ne at the former place.
IS, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Koetsch have be
Visiting Mrs, and Mrs. Mike May, 1