The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-09-30

of C. G. Johnson, seven miles south,
returned home to Howard yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Hopland and son., of Howard,
were business visitors in Madison
yesterday.
II. III. Cole, who has been out of
the city for two weeks while making
a trip through parts of Minnesota
and Wisconsin, returned home today.
their gratitude, the gift was made.
Gerhardt Wulff and Martin Kolp-
sci came from Canova today by auto
and report heavy roads nearly all the
way.
Mrs. Margaret Johnson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Rensch, made
her departure yesterday for the Paci-
fic coast. She will spend the winter
! at Los Angeles.
G. c. Schultz and wife, also Mrs.
Schultz's mother, departed on an af-
ternoon train yesterday for Missoula,
Mont. A visit will be made there
with Mrs. Schultz's brother.
st. Katherine Guild will meet at
Mrs. Bert Ketcham's tomorrow after
noon at the usual hour. All MEM
bers are requested to be present as
we have business matters to discuss.
John Unzleman and son., Ray. de-
parted yesterday for Pierre, where
Ray will enter high school. Mr.. I'M
zleman's family are now residents at
the capital city. having moved there
some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Quarnstrom are
changing their place of residence to-
day. They have been living at 108
VanEps e but are now moving
to the HI. A. Howe residence at 100
Josephine avenue N.
Donald, the three-year-old o of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Keegan. of Clarno,
died this morning of bowel trouble.
The funeral will be held from the
home at 1 p. m. tomorrow. Burial In
the Catholic cemetery of this city.
John Murphy, of Los Angeles CAL,
Is in the city for the transaction OF
business. Mr.. Murphy is remember
ed as engineer on a passenger train
between Madison and Bristol, remov-
ing with his family to California sew
eral years ago.
County Clerk F. l.. Brunette has
mailed a m for each juror
who is to hear testimony in hearings
that are to come up at the next term
of circuit court. Forty names are on
the list. The docket for the coming
term is quite large.
Rev. C. X. Solberg departed fol-
Mt. Vernon yesterday, accompanied
by Rev. Alfred Nelson, Andrew
Rogen and Jens Olson. All are at.
tending the three days session of the
annual Lutheran conference embrac
, ing all the churches of the Siou,
Falls circuit. Messrs. Rogen anc
Olsen have been appointed as lay del
egates. Their return will be made
on Friday.
The state executive committee TO
the Roosevelt Memorial association
has appointed Attorney Ira F. Blewit
of this city as local manager of
+ county campaign to be put on Oct
), 21-27 for the purpose of raising
: money for a fitting remembrance o
the now deceased but distinguishes
e American and e~x-president, Theodor'
' Roosevelt. A nationwide effort |
being organized to collect $5,000,00i
r for hat purpose.
Geo. B. Phifer, former manager o
!, the local telephone exchange, re
: ceived a valuable token last evenin
the gift of the employees of this dis
l trict, who have worked for him IL
different capacities. Reference i
l made to the beautiful gold watch ant
d chain that he is now carrying ant
6 prizes SO highly. Operators. book
keepers, linemen and all speak wei
of Mr.. Phifer and his considerat'
treatment of them, and to express
The local w. C. T. u. are to hav'
an important meeting at the publ
library at 8 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. Judge Blewitt has consente,
to address the meeting, having TO
his subject. Madison Women and tn,
November Primary. Miss Merlin
Wilkin will speak Of The Possibilitie
q Of the Red Cross Peace Time Pro
gram for Lake County. Ladies, pleas
i, come out and hear the live discus
et sions.