The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-09-20
LOCAL NEWS.

MISS julia beytly d ISdShSi III 1hC
schools at Wentworth, is the guest of
relatives in Madison.
ira +. Blewitt is at Linton, N. De-,
looking after the interests of his de-
ceased brothers estate.
o. w. Cummings, of this city, uni
derwent a noperation for appendicitis
at a local hospital yesterday.
Miss McKeon arrived fro North
Dakota last evening to resume her
duties at the Madison state normal.
Lawrence Hanson, electrician for
George Johnson, departed for Vienna
yesterday to spend the week with
friends.
Mrs. ]. w. Franklin and son, Ar
mold. have gone to washington
Springs to spend Sunday with Mr..
Franklin and friends.
Robert Clarksean was in from
Wentworth this afternoon consulting
Mr.. Urdahl with reference to his de-
ceased fathers estate.
Miss Florence Phillips, whose home
is at Valley Springs, has recently ac-
cepted the position of typist at the
Lake County National bank.
Miss Emma Dahl, bookkeeper at
the Lake County National bank, Is
not able to report for work on ae-
count oil several days illness.
L. G. Anterior, now with the First
National bank of this city, was al
| Elkton Yesterday, where he sold a
S2O-acre farm at auction, the bidder
paving s147.50 for the place.
Rev. C. McKibbin leaves for Mime
| apolis tomorrow evening, where he
will attend a two days session, be-
! ginning next Monday, of the Red
Cross of the northern division.
Mrs. Jos. Opperud and Mrs. A
Gimme entertained this afternoon IN
honor of Mrs. Olin Reigstad, who Is
visiting in the city. The gathering
was held at the Opperud home.
Miss Myrtle Tillburg left yesterday
afternoon for Carthage. She vii
spend a week with her parents anc
return in time to take up her WORK
when the normal opens for the tai
term.
Miss Ruth Regain, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. j. v. Regain, ZIG Egan
avenue N, departed for Iowa City,
Ia, this forenoon, to resume her
final years work at the university
Miss Regain spent her summer vaca'
ton with her parents.
Miss Katherine Norris, who has
been spending the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. d. ]. Mitterling, leave:
tomorrow by auto for Sioux Fails
from which point she takes a train
for Nappanee, Ind, where a visit viii
be made with another daughter, Mrs.
A. II. Kaufman.
Lysle Thro, who gave the splendid
airplane exhibition in thi scity on
Homecoming day. leaves tomorrow
for Minnesota points with the Thought
of returning to Madison at a later
date to give airplane joy rides to all
brave enough to leave terra firma
and mount to dizzying attitudes.
y w. r. Reynolds is in receipt OF an
interesting letter from his son, Bert
aboard the u. S. s. Osprey, engaged
in mine sweeping. The letter Is
dated Orkney Islands. Bert SENDS
his father as a souvenir a mine float
or antenna ball, which nay be sees
ir The Daily Leader window.
Rev. Stephen Belthuis, a retired
minister of the Christian faith, pass.
ed away at the family residence IN
the west part of the city at 8 p. m
yesterday, leaving a wife and three
children, The funeral is announced
for Tuesday, the hour TO be given
later. Interment will be amde II
Graceland cemetery.
Cement is being run in the foun
dation forms of the Mayfield-hra
kowski building, and bricklayers vii
soon be at work on the structure
proper. Mr.. Hexom, who is building
TO the north of the Mayfield property
states that the building material or
ordered for his proposed new building
Is arriving and will be on hand wheI
the foundation is completed.
Pastor Yates, a returned mission
ary from the Island of Sumatra, vii
give an illustrated lecture and curi'
exhibit at the Seventh Day Adventis
church Sunday evening at 8 O'Clock
Pastor Yates has been speaking II
the larger cities of the middle Yves
where his audiences have numbers
several thousand. The lecture vii
be accompanied by special music. Al
are invited. Admission free.
Announcement was made TIL
morning of the death of Miss Mar,
Mcleod, who is a sister-in-law of Mrs
Hattie Mcleod, Second street NE
Mis- McLeod's death is the third tina
has occurred in the city in the las
: twenty-four hours. The deceased
had been making her home with he
sister-in-law for some time past. Tn
funeral will be held on Monday. Tn,
hour has not yet been definitely set
tied upon. Burial will be made II
the Winfred cemetery.