The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-29

Chicago this morning to resume her
teaching work. Miss Walden has
been spending some time here visit
ing her relatives.
Mrs. Dan Lawler, who has been en-
joying a few days visit among her
many Madison FRIEND ) and acquaint-
ances, departed this morning for her
home at Jackson, MINI.
w. H. Sheldon and two daughters,
Miss Helen and Mrs. Jensen, took
passage this forenoon for Sioux Falls
and Montrose, where they go to
transact business.
Mrs. f. Z. Boone and son went to
Sioux City this forenoon to join the
formers husband now oil the way
home from Omaha. They all return
to Madison On Monday.
DR.. Spafford, who was in the city
yesterday in consultation with DR.. AL
H. F. Reiser, returned to Flandreau
today.
Yesterday afternoon Fl. j. Munro
hung a new heavy canvas awning
over the south front of his grocery
and today new ones are adjoining the
windows of the First National bank.
Mrs. c. w. Dooley returned yester-
day to her home at Huron after en-
joying a pleasant visit in this city
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. M.
Thomas, and brother, Wesley.
Rev. c. McKibbin, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, informs The
Daily Leader that church services in
the city tomorrow will be held at the
usual hours, old time. The new time
will be observed after that date.
Mrs. John Whitehorn, accompanied
by Mrs. John Berther and her son,
arrived in Madison yesterday from
Rochester, Mimi, where the latter
was taken for treatment. They were
on their way to Ramona.
The following relatives of the late
Mrs. John Rel returned to their
homes this morning: D. p. Lyons to
Nunda, ID. A. Lyons to Cresco, Ia.
r. F. Lyons to Vermillion, VIM
Lyons and wife to Wagner.
Guy f. Hanson, local inspector Of
watches for the Milwaukee employees
has received word from the board OF
railroad watch inspectors announcing
the change in time which is to be
made tomorrow.
Mrs. Ernest Mcdonald and Mrs
Bert Ketcham will be hosts thi:
evening at a Z o'clock dinner to bt
given at Lake Madison in honor o.
Mrs. John w. Walden. About 81
guests are expected to be present t.
enjoy the lake side hospitality.
A number of out of town ladie!
were shopping in Madison today
Among them were Miss Velma Brown
of Winfred; Miss Lovilla Hazel anG
Miss Jane Brown, of Artesian, anC
Mrs. Oakley and Miss Bertha Erick
son, of Junius.
Last evening Miss Alice Ripe gave
a farewell lunch at Heinie's In honor
of her sister, Miss Helen, who depart
ed today for Chicago. The guests By
invitation were Mrs. Bert Reeve, Mis-
Sullivan, Miss Nellie Dougherty, Mis-
Thelma Stevens, Miss Alma Dahl
Miss Lila Pitzer and Miss Irene I'm
/ zelman. Following the lunch those
present engaged in dancing.
The Lake county farm bureau helt
an interesting meeting at the court
7 house this afternoon. The object wa
to decide on a program of futur'
: work and hold an election. c. Lar
son spoke on extension work and 1t
relation to the community. MI. Shaw
of Ramona, also delivered an address
1. b. Johnson, state agent of count,
work, was present and took an activ'
r part on the program.
Mrs. Walter MarQuart was in re
ceipt of word yesterday notifying he
of the death of Miss Mae Madsen
near Arlington, on Wednesday at tn
y home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Y Chris Madsen. The deceased Is quit
well known here and has a number O
relatives in the city. The funera
will be held at the farm home at
p. m, on Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. MAJ
o quart will leave here on Sunday TO
the Madsen place.
n Chapter 2170 of the w. w. G. me
with Mrs. L. l.. Mann on Friday ever
ing. Officers Tor the coming yea
g were elected as follows: Presiden
Martha Petheram; secretary, Ell
Ketcham; treasurer. Dorothy Rel
u ner; first vice president, Elois
, Odell; second vice president, Hele
Spies; third vice president, Edna Di,
> on; counsellor, Mrs. L. l.. Mann. TIL
chapter has paid $25 to missions du'
o ing the year. An interesting progral