The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-08-11
ular annual two weeks vacation.

ular annual two weeks vacation.
Leonard Bargman, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. w. Bargman, arrived home
last Saturday from a years service as
radio operator at Cape May station.
The bank clearings for the week
ending Saturday. August 8. amounted
to $%247 1856, or a gain of s121.724l
over the preceding six-day period.
Prof. l.. G. Anterior, of this city.
has been engaged to conduct the
teachers institute which will con-
vene at Rapid City on Aug. Fl for a
two days session.
+. p. Scully came in from Iona
Lake, Mimi, Saturday for a visit at
the home of his brother, G. l.. Scully.
He departed for home by morning
train.
Rev. III. w. Minish and family lett
late yesterday by auto for Canton,
where they will be present at the
Methodist camp meeting. now COLI
vened.
Very nearly a car load of text
books came recently in N shipment
to County Audior Hartwich to be dis
tributed throughout the county for
use by all school children.
! O. Verlo and family and Mrs. r. j..
! Halseth, Pete johnson and family,
Rev. Alfred Nelson and family, at
tended the dedication of the Mime
haha church at Cotton on Sunday.
Glen Runchey is taking a ten days
vacation from his duties at the
Runchey bakery. The time will be
spent mainly at FIT. Dodge and Des
Moines.
Mrs. Harry Morrow. who was in
the city over Sunday calling on her
brother, Claude Mallory, made her re-
turn today TO her home at Sioux
Falls.
Miss Clara Hurley, chief operator
at the local telephone exchange, is
making good use of her midsummer
vacation of two weeks by visiting
friends at Fairmont, Mimi.
w. b. Soule, former Madison mer-
chant, but now residing at Burbank,
Cal, arrived in the city from the west
|. last Saturday an dis busily engaged
D i'm meeting old friends and business
a associates and transacting business.
III. ". Harlan, vice-president of the
: Minnehaha National bank of Siou,
Falls. and b. SWEET. president of the
: First National bank of Dell Rapids
d were visitors In the city yesterday al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. /, j. Bibby
{ Miss Lavina Elfert has resumed hei
work at the office of the count,
n superintendent of schools after full
e enjoyment of a three weeks vaca
ton. Miss Elfert visited friends II
a the Twin Cities and at Williston
IA N. ID.
Giles Pettigrew and family. als'
Mr.. P~etigrew's son Mark, and hi
family, drove in from Flandreau b.
auto yesterday for a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. A. III. Osborn and their son
Lynn, who has been at Fayetteville
y Ark, doing experimental work for tn
o government agricultural bureau.
ID. j. Mitterling started this mo n
ing on a trip east. Stops will b
made at Chicago and Milwaukee
where piano factories will be visite'
m and instruments inspected. Mr.. Nit
terling will be gone for a period o
l. ten days and before returning will
3. visit his old home at Center Hall, Pa
Ole Highland returned today froi
his farm near Langford, in Da
d.. county. He reports the corn in ths
section well advanced and in exec
n lent condition. His yields run abou
Of as follows: Marquis wheat, 10 busi
els, durum. IL bushels. and oats. 3
d., bushels.
T. f. o. Fetre arrived from Me-
Mexico Saturday evening and is mo-
We enjoying a three days furlough Will
lg visiting friends in the city. M
w Fletre was formerly a repairer in I'd
aviation wing OF the army. but mo-
ID is engaged in the construction d.
n partment.
ID IL Misses Mabel verlo and Theoly
Oppegard and Messrs. Walter Aaber
NJ and Gerhard Oberg motored to Co
ton Sunday to attend the dedicatio
l.. OF the Minnehaha church. The la
fer, accompanied by their father. Re
In Aaberg. of Ellworth. Wis. have bee
tn visiting at the O. Verlo home an
1T other friends.
Gedney = Murphy, Minneapol
ed contractors. who have been doin
ne contract work in this city. layin
g. storm and sanitary sewers. have III