The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-20

Miss Myrtle Granum has gone to
Sioux Falls for a couple of days visit
with friends. She will go on to Volga
to call upon a cousin who is quite ill.
The city library will be closed to-
morrow on account of the soldier
demonstration to be held in Sioux
Falls.
Mrs. VIM. Hackett departed today
for her home at Wilmar, Mimi. Since
last Sunday she has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hoffman.
Mrs. c. E. Howard, who has been
the guest of Madison friends for a
few days, returned today to her home
at Rutland.
Mrs. Charles w. Sullivan returned
home to Ramona yesterday after
spending Sunday in this city with her
husband, now employed at the o. X.
barber shop.
E. j. Connell, representing an in
surance company with headquarters
at AIhNoah, ANSb tiuhobNIVu oihNo
in this city on Monday, leaving that
afternoon for Ramona.
Miss Mae Grubrud returned to this
city yesterday after enjoying a Sun
day visit with girl friends attending
the Lutheran Normal College, Sioux
Falls.
Mrs. Henry Shifflet came down
from Bristol this forenoon to join
people from this point, going to
Sioux Falls for the Odd Fellow and
Rebekah doings.
On account of the big soldiers re-
ception tomorrow at Sioux Falls, all
the banks in Madison will close their
doors to give the managers and en-
ployes an opportunity to attend.
Paul ~Jorgensen and daughter were
passengers this morning for Fair
view. They will be gone a number
of days while visiting relatives and
~transacting business.
Mrs. Minden is here from Webster
calling on Mrs. A. T. Ireland. To-
morrow she leaves for Sioux Falls to
attend the grand assembly of state
Rebekahs.
C. H. Norberg, formerly employed
in the Dakota Trust and Savings
bank of Sioux Falls, has accepted q
position in this city with the First
National bank.
A local physician reports that the
eight-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Kanatzer. residing fourteen
miles southwest of Madison, sustain
ed a fractured clavide recently.
Mrs. w. M. Beardsley and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Abba l.. Johnston, returned
to Sioux Falls this forenoon after
spending the weekend with Mrs. Z,
l.. Kelley.
Jack Kellalae, of the Henry Miller
barber shop, left for Elkton this fore
noon to remain the rest of the week
while looking after important bust
ness. r
Miss Josie Williams and Miss
Houck are business visitors in the
city today. Both reside in Winfred
where the former conducts an up-to-
date millinery store.
Rev. w. v. Nolan left today fol-
G~arretson. Rev. Nolan was in the
city assisting Rev. Father Flynn in
conducting the forty-hour devotion
ais.
Fred Bergstreser, of Wentworth
was among the business visitors in
Madison today. This is his first visit
to this city since last fall-not very
neighborly.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Angle, a son. Since this is the first
time Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Angle have
been grandparents, they are naturally
very much elated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bale accom-
panied the remains of the formers
lately deceased mother, Mrs. Char
lotta Ball, to Iowa City, Ia, where
the funeral services are to be held.
p. J.. Hoidal, Fred Kerstein and
VIM. Campbell went down to Siou,
Falls this forenoon for the purpose
of driving back a number of new