The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-07

MIS-. j. A. huSSel went 10 Egan
to spend the day with one of her
husbands cousins.
Art Meredith who is a student in
the high school spent Sunday with
his folks at Ramona.
j. r. Raney drove here from
Kimball Sunday and spent the day
with his wife and daughters.
Mrs. Belle Struble went to Sioux
Falls Sunday to call upon Mrs. Kaiser
She will return home tomorrow.
Miss Martin departed for Sioux
Falls this forenoon to spend a week
with her sister, Mrs. Clifford Oaks.
A. p. Montgomery made a trip to
Sioux Falls yesterday by auto. He
left the car there and returned by
train.
Miss Arlowenac Sheldon was at
Dell Rapids yesterday calling on
Miss Sadie Koepp now in the hos
pital there.
Miss Minnie Powers, sos Jose
phine Avenue N, purchased a large
new photograph from the Mitterling
piano house.
Mrs. j. C. Shutz, Mrs. r. A..
James and Miss Boyce, the latter a
teacher at the Normal, were in Sioux
Falls yesterday.
A. NJ. Arneson has gone to st.
Paul to appear as a witness in a per-
sonal injury suit against the Great
Northern railroad.
H. c. Christey, of Sioux Falls, was
in the city Saturday comforting with
A. p. Montgomery on Singer sewing
machine matters.
Mrs. p. C. I~ngledue, of Sioux City,
is in the city the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. NJ. Arneson. She ae-
rived on Saturday.
Leonard Smith has gone to Red
field to see if he can engage the serv-
ices of a first-class pianist for the
Apollo orchestra.
Mrs. VIM. Thode arrived from
Kimball and made a brief visit with
Mrs. A. Johann before going on her
way to Davenport. Ia.
The w. r. C. will meet at their
hall Wednesday afternoon at the
usual hour for initiation. A good
attendance is desired.
Mrs. J. Langmo and son, were re-
cent guests of the formers sister,
Mrs. H. Campbell. This morning
they left for Austin, Mimi.
Miss Velma Brown returned from
Sioux Falls yesterday and stopped
over night with the G. L. Scully
family, going on to Winfred today.
An electric hair clipper has been
installed in the Sid Lee barber shop
today and Hamilton & Drew of the
o. K. shop have also placed one in,
Miss Hazel S~tillson, s~aleslady az
Mrs. KnOeris, and Miss Minnie Baker,
trimmer for Miss L. B. Morse, both
spent Sunday with Sioux Falls friends
Another fine new Oakland cal
went out of the j. V. Huntimer
.salesroOm to stay last Saturday. Ii
was purchased by Ed. Kiner, of this
city.
G. l.. Hasvold and wife spent Sun,
day in Flandreau. The former has
returned but Mrs. Hasvold will make
a weeks stay with her husbands rel,
atives.
, A basket social and program will
: be given at the Finnie school, District
No. 6, on Friday night, APRIL IL
, Everybody welcome. Alma Larson
teacher.
The bank clearings for the week
ending Saturday, April 5th, were
S179,SS3.16, an increase of $42,
9S1.2S over the showing for the pre-
ceding week.
H. f. Stensland who is with tn,
= Lampert Lumber company at Morris
Mimi, is in the city visiting hi:
brother, c. A. Stensland, and tran
acting business.
;, b. T. Schnouser started again or
his trip over the west line. He vii
make Winfred, Fedora, Howard. Ar
tesian and other places before head
ing into Madison.
VIM. d. Donohue, son of the lat,
John Donohue, recently deceased, ar
rived home from Langley Field, Va.
the other day %honorably dismissed
from service.
K. H. ID. Vregens made the pur
chase on Saturday OF the former resi-
dence property of H. G. Ball. Thi