The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-12

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Dr.. B. S. Allison went down to
Sioux Falls this morning to submit
to an operation on his nose.
Mrs. Soren Jensen returned to
Oldham yesterday after paying her
sister, Miss Ella Ecklund, a short
visit.
Mrs. A. L. Somers was a passenger
for Aberdeen Friday afternoon. She
will remain over Sunday while visit
ing friends and relatives.
A. w. Walkenhauer is away on a
business trip to Watertown and st.
Cloud, Mimi, for the Madison marble
and granite works.
Mrs. C. A. Stoltzman was a pas
senger today for Ute, Ia. She will be
gone a week or more while calling
on her daughter, Mrs. B. TORY.
Miss Hazel Schroeder and her
sister, Miss Blanche, will spend then
week end rest from Normal work
with their folks at Wentworth.
Miss Inez Parker and Miss Irma
Adkins departed for Sioux Falls this
forenoon. Their mission is to visit
friends until Monday.
Mrs. Elsie Forddred who has been
a guest of Mrs. Emil Kucher for
about six weeks departed yesterday
for her home at Lennon.
Mrs. Andrew Nesheim is at Sioux
Falls spending the week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. An
derson.
Miss McGloin, Miss Gooch and
Mrs. r. A. James, teachers in the
Madison high school, will spend Sun
day in Sioux Falls.
Miss Mary Conley has forwarded
to her mother a cablegram announc-
ing that her ship left the port of
Brest, France, on April 6.
C. E. Levee and wife and d. Cur
RE and wife are expected to return
today from their over winter stay at
Long Beach, Cal.
Miss Hazel Kundert departed for
Chicago today to resume her studies.
She has been in this city enjoying
her spring vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Kundert.
Oscar Schultz, Charles Hanneman
and Charles Fader were here from
Wentworth last evening. They at
tended the Victory loan committee
meeting.
Mres. Angie Williamson left his fore
noon for Platte where she goes to at
tend the funeral of the lately de-
ceased Mrs. Mary NJ. Mccall, grand
matron of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Emil Hagedorn and Mrs. l..
]. Stamman departed today for their
home at Hardick, Mimi. Both
were in this city yesterday attending
to matters of business.
Mrs. E. w. Tuttle who has been
the guest for a few days of her
daughter, Mrs. Z. G. Quarnstrom, re-
turned home to Watertown this fore
noon.
Mrs. Z. Moore and daughter, Miss
Olive, also Miss Clara Hovel, were
shoppers in Madison today. They
arrived on a morning train from
Howard.
Mrs. NJ. X. Judy and daughter,
Mrs. Briggs, who are residents OF
Forrestburg came UP from Sioux
Falls Friday afternoon to visit with
Mrs. j. M. Whitmore.
Miss Edith Palmer and Misses
Annie and Lenora Sherman are n
joying the interim between Fridays
closed session at the Normal and the
resuming of class work on Monday
with their folks at Ramona.
Miss Vera Shannon, of the local
high school student body, returned
yesterday from a visit with friends
at Mitchell. She went on to Ra-.
mona to spend Sunday with her par-
ents.
Miss Barbara Wilhelm who resides
at Dell Rapids was the recent guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. A., G. Levee. Miss
Wilhelm is a resident of Dell Rapids
and late yesterday departed for Ra-
mona.
Philys Kvenvold and wife made
their departure for Oldham yesterday
After "a visit over Easter with Mrs.
Kvenvold's parents these young peo-
pie will go to Sioux Falls to reside.
Mr.. Kvenvold has a position there
with the Williams Packing Co.
Rev. and Mrs. Grant arrived in
the city yesterday from Rochester,
Mimi, where the latter has been re-
c%eiving medical treatment for a num-
Der of weeks. Mrs. Grant is i'm
proved in health and felt strong
enough to make the trip home.
Rev. A. B. Foote, Rev. V. w. Abb
hey and wife, Rev. Geo. w. McDon-
aid and wife and Rev. Geo. V. Has
kell who were in the city last even
ing attended the centenary rally at