The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-27
LOCAL NEWS,

business visitor in the city today.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Camp
bell, of this city, a baby girl, March
26, 1919
Miss Myrtle Granum returned this
forenoon from a recent visit of n
week with friends at Fedora.
Miss Gertrude Haley is at Colman
today making a visit with her sister,
Mrs. M. Staley.
Misses Nellie Jensen, Martha
Hauge and Rose Mixer, of Howard,
were shopping here today.
Alton Ludvickson departed for
Omaha this forenoon to consider a
business proposition.
Frank Richardson went down near
Wentworth today to begin work on
the Ora Ellis farm.
Miss Edith Cook and Miss Mamie
Holtslander spent the day in Sioux
Falls.
Paul Jorgensen has gone to Fair
view to look after his property. He
will not return until Saturday.
Mrs. A. Newenhuis spent the time
Falls.
Mrs. Caroline Bake went to Sioux
Falls this morning to spend the day
with her daughter, Miss Ruth Bake.
Miss Eunice Shipton and Miss
Laughlin returned this morning from
Garden City, where they attended the
big Liberty ball last evening.
VIM. Rowland returned today from
business connected with the Jewish
relief fund,
c. E. Olstad, of the First National
bank, and his brother, f e. Olstad,
returned today from a recent bust
ness trip to Sioux Falls.
Rev. II w. Minish departed this
. afternoon for DeSmet, where he will
address a centenary group meeting
this evening.
, Mrs. Lewis Granflatten returned to
Colman today after being the guest
of Mrs. Ole Granflatten since Satur-
day.
Mrs. Harry Reintz is now on her
way to Rock Rapids, Ia, where she
goes for an indefinite period on a
visit with her uncle's family.
Mrs. A. Hoffman, who has been a
guest in the home of Mrs. Van Wueb-
benhorst since last Monday, returned
to Wentworth today.
Mrs. w. Fox and Mrs. Pooley came
in from Fedora this forenoon and re-
manned until the departure of the aft
ernoon train.
was in the city yesterday on business.
She remained in the city over night
and returned home this forenoon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Hirtes,
Tuesday, a daughter, weight IL
pounds. Nj. and Mrs. Hirtes reside
in the northwest portion of the, city.
Peter Hegdahl and Selmer Ford
returned this forenoon from a late
trip to Darlington, N. d. They were
up there to make preparations for
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j. A. Hooval and mother arrived
i'll the city Tuesday from Chicago to
spend a few days with friends. Mr..
Hooval is a student at Rush Medical
college.
AT a special meeting held in the
city hall at II o'clock this forenoon
the commissioners awarded the sewer
extension contract to Gedney & MUIR
ply, of Minneapolis.
Mrs. M. Grogan and Mrs. McGinty,
the latter of Lake Preston, were
/, morning passengers for Dell Rapids,
: They will spend a few days with
/, friends there.
Mrs Anna Mae Brady departed
this forenoon for Watertown, where
she will address a gathering of the
county teachers on the subject, "The
Art of Story Telling"
The remains of the late John Don.
ohue, who passed away at Rochester
Mimi, arrived this morning and were
placed in charge Of Undertaken E. L
Peck.
- Henry Dougherty and wife wht
, were at Aberdeen recently calling or
! their daughter and here in Madison
: yesterday visiting the formers sister
Mrs. j. Z. Haley, made their return
home TO-DAY