The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-02-24

DR.. F%rudenfeld, wife and children
returned this morning from Minneap-
oils where the former had been to
attend special clinics.
The Lutheran ladies will serve a
AS cent dinner at the Methodist
church parlors Thursday, February
81.
Misses Cora and Anna Christian
son returned on a morning train
from a two days visit with friends
at Minneapolis.
Miss +. Petsch was in the city
saturday from Chester having dental
work attended to. She returned
home this forenoon.
Ole Bergheim arrived this morning
from Howard to visit his brother, c.
Bergheim, and family. He will not
return for a week or more.
The bank clearings for the week
ending Saturday, February %, as
compiled by the Security State bank
of this city amounted to $~91,4S4.79.
Miss Hannah Grasmo and Miss Fay
Kingsley returned this forenoon from
a two days visit with friends at Min
neapolis.
Miss Myrtle Bjornstad returned
yesterday from Sioux Falls where she
attended the Alma Gluck concert and
spent Sunday with friends.
Peter Miller was a visitor at the
J. l.. Dixon home since last Thurs
day. He went back to Sioux Falls
this forenoon.
Miss L. M. Tinker and Miss Vergie
Fry, both residents of Fedora, were
visiting with Madison friends for a
few hours on Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Prochnow, of Ramona,
was in the city the latter part of last
week calling upon her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Buehler and family.
Mrs. c.. F. Kasch is back from a
late trip to Ramona where she was
the guest of Mrs. Carl Kasch and
family.
Mrs. Lee Anders and baby accom-
panied Miss jeanette Andrews to
Hurley this forenoon. Miss Andrews
was in the city visiting with Mrs.
John Ferguson.
Mrs. c.. Sutherland, of Flandreau,
was in the city over Sunday visiting
with her daughter who is a student
at the Normal. Mr.. Sutherland re-
turned home today.
Ole Edmunds was a passenger for
monds finds it necessary to submit
to an operation. This will be done
at the Lutheran D~eaconness hospital,
Mrs. j. Hackett and two children
departed Saturday afternoon for Ra-
mona, where the former intended
calling upon Mrs. Edward Fullen-
weider.
Miss Selma Molumby, Miss Mildren
Archer and Miss Louise Roush came
down from Ramona Saturday to
spend the time between trains max
ing purchases of our merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Richards were
at Sioux Falls yesterday calling upon
their son, Richard and family. The
latter is connected with the Brownell
Auto Sales company.
Howard, the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Sprague, died at moor
yesterday. The funeral will be held
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
, from the home.
Mrs. Otto Kahn was able today to
return to her home at Howard after
a period of two months spent in this
city while taking treatment at the
Madison hospital.
, A. f. Blewitt, who has been il
5 Madison for 10 days calling on hi
brother, Judge Ira F. Blewitt, return
D ed this afternoon to his home "a
: Claire City.
At the Methodist church parlori
D yesterday afternoon Rev. III. w. Mi
: nish officiated at the wedding o
: Gustave Konkoly, of Demick. ant
Miss Lands Miller, of Madison.
t. C. Thompson, stated that h
t would leave today to take in the an
[ nual state convention of the Hard
ware Mems association, which con
venes in Sioux Falls.
Mrs. G.. Schonefeld, who vas in tn,
e city since last Friday, a guest of he,
daughter, Miss X. Schonefeld. de