The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-07

forenoon from Pierre, where she rep
resented the local w. r. c. at the
state G. A. r. encampment.
Miss virgie Frye has completed
her teaching work in the Fedora
schools and returned home for the
summers vacation.
Miss Hilda Bargman, bookkeeper
for the local telephone company, de-
parted for Garden City yesterday to
enjoy a two weeks vacation.
Ben Hemmel, a prosperous farmer
living near Oldham, found time in
this busy season to visit Madison to-
day.
Miss Byrne Smith and Miss Tell
camp, two young ladies who have
been attending the Normal school,
left the city last evening and re-
turned to Bookings.
Miss Lillian Procknow, in the first
year of the commercial course at the
Normal, returned to her home at
Ramona last evening, having finished
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Miss Mabel Ferguson, who was a
student this year in the model school
at the Normal, was a passenger yes
terday for Phillip, where she goes for
a summer vacation.
Mrs. o. o. Seten and son, Lloyd.
went to Colman this morning, where
they will be met and taken to the
farm of the formers nephew, Mr..
Tiegen, for a visit over Sunday.
Miss Grace Phillips was in the
city since Thursday, the guest of her
sister, Miss Lydia. Both returned
this forenoon to their home at Went
worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Keller, who
have been here for a ten days visit
with their son, Sheriff A. Z. Keller,
and family, returned today to their
home at Big Stone City, MINI.
Mrs. H. E. Foley, who has been
teaching the first and second grades
in the public schools of Howard, has
fulfilled her years contract. closed
her work and returned home.
]. c. Osgood and wife arrived here
yesterday from P~ierpont and spent
the night with Madison friends. Both
were at Canton but recently attend
ing a Lutheran meeting.
Ed. Murphy returned from Elan
dreau yesterday and resumed his po-
sition as brakeman with the Mil
waukee. He has been off on a short
vacation.
Quentin Johnson, oldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Johnson, has COM
pleted his years quota of work in
the schools of Vienna and returned
home for the summer.
w. A. Drake returned home today
from Pierre from the state encamp-
ment of the G. A. r. Among other
things noted was the great decrease
in the number of civil war veterans
since the last meeting.
DR.. Edward Heston, son of Presi-
dent j. w. Heston, of the Madison
State Normal, concluded "a weeks
visit here today and started on his
return trip to Seattle by way of Chi
cago..
Miss Winifred Connors has taken
Miss Hilda Bargaman's work at the
local telephone exchange during the
absence of the latter, who is away
on a vacation. Miss Connors resides
at Artesian.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcdonald
were in the city yesterday changing
trains while enroute home to Win
fred. They were returning from a
visit with Mrs. McDonald's sister, re-
siding at FIT. Dodge, la.
Mrs. j. Bohn, accompanied by her
recent guest, Mrs. Christensen. left
by morning train for Sioux City. Mrs,
Bohn will remain there for a week
while visiting in the homes of broth
ers and sisters.
Miss Mary O'Rourke and Miss
Tena thinner, both this years grad
yates of the Normal intermediate
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ming for their homes, the former to
Montrose, the latter to Humboldt.
The closing of the years work at
the Normal released Miss Verna
Johnson and Miss Bessie Beach from
further school duties, hence each left
for her home, the former to yolga
and the latter to Hartford.
Mrs. j. M. Spicer and Mrs. Andrew
Johnson were morning passengers for
Wentworth. Mrs. Johnson, who has
been in the city visiting friends, goes
on to Sinai for a visit with relatives.
She will remain there for a couple or
weeks.
Miss Mary Schwert was in Mad
ison a short time yesterday awaiting
a train home to Oldham. She had
just come from Washington Springs
where she is a student in the first
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