The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-23

Miss Edyth Palmer and Miss
Verna Ecklund, of Ramona, spent
yesterday in this city calling on
friends.
Mrs. A. P. Lundy, who was a Wis.,
itor at the Mat Hanson farm, four
miles east of Madison, returned to
her home at Vienna last evening.
Mrs. Frank Behler and children
came in by auto from Salem Tuesday
morning. In the afternoon of that
day they departed for Bristol.
John L. Todd and E. w. Ketcham
went to Putney yesterday, the for
mer to remain for some time for
work and repairs on an elevator
there.
Mrs. Fred Shimrud drove from
Salem yesterday, bringing her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Behler, to the Mad
ison station for her return to Bris-
toll.
Mrs. C. M. Thomas departed for
Fulda, Mimi, this morning. She will
be away for a couple of weeks while
visiting her sister, Mrs. B. w. Wools-
tencroft.
Rev. Oakley, of the First Metho-
dist church, Junius, drove in by auto
this morning to meet Miss Lucille
Hoover, coming from Bryant to spend
a few days with his family.
Mrs. E. A. Berke and son left on
a n1nTnjnu ncrnprnY fn. thnt, har-O
at Elkton. They have been at the
lake visiting the formers sister, Miss
Marian.
Miss Alice Stanton left the city
this forenoon on a trip TO Wayne,
Neb. She expects to be gone for a
week while making a visit with Ed
ward Huntemer's family.
On his return yesterday from Sioux
Falls, G. C. Patton brought back a
fine new Hudson speedster to be
placed on sale at the Huntimer-Pat-
ton auto salesroom.
Mrs. John, Fischer and daughter
returned today from a few days visit
with the formers daughter, Mrs.
Waldo Johnson, whose home is at
Washington Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs, ID. McKinnon yester-
day received a telegram from their
son, Lieut.. Harold McKinnon, stating
that he had arrived at Newport News
from overseas and expected to reach
home soon.
Mrs. C. Klopner made her depar-
ture yesterday for New York city.
She will be with friends there for
about two months and while enroute
back will stop in Chicago to visit her
brother, Bernard Voss.
Mrs. b. T. Reeve and daughter,
Edna, were in Madison yesterday on
their way TO Alberta, Canada. They
reside at Howard and will remain in
the Canadian province for a month
while visiting Mrs. Reeves mother,
Mrs. Whitley.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Berg, of Du-
buque, Ia, who have just concluded
a very pleasant visit at the Avery
home, northeast of the city, departed
for Minneapolis, Lacrosse and other
points. Mrs. Berg is a sister of Mrs.
S. III. Avery and Mr.. Berg is a brother
of c.. A. Berg, of this city.
HI. r. HOLE has come into the pos
session recently of an Egan avenue
property that is located in the very
center of the business section. II IL
the Frank c. Smith building which
is now occupied by j. c. Schultz and
used as a drug store. 1t is stated
that Mr.. Hole paid $4,000 for that
business block.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Eaton, Mrs. b.
Adams and Mrs. Searles took a train
south today, their destination being
Akron, La. These people were at the
lake, and when it came time for them
to make their return home, they were
obliged to leave by train on account
of needed repairs to the auto in
which they came, and which was left
behind. While in the city Mrs.
Adams called on Mrs. Stockberger.