The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-25
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Emma Serck is at Garden
City calling on friends.
The two Pollen girls, Edna and
Mamie, went to Howard last evening
to call upon friends.
Edward p. Grinager and wife re-
turned home last evening from a
visit with friends in Minneapolis.
Miss Buford Paulson, a resident of
Armour, left the lake colony yester-
day, following a visit with friends.
Miss Dorothy Landers, who was
the guest for two weeks of Miss Ruth
Kelley, left for her home at Iroquois.
Mrs. A. Elsom, who was at the
lake with friends for about ten days,
returned yesterday to her home at
Bradley.
Mrs. c.. F. Pifer and daughter,
Zalma, were in the city yesterday
from Artesian calling at a doctors
office.
Mrs. l.. V. Warning arrived in the
city last evening for a visit with a
former schoolmate, Mrs. Hattie Bor-
land.
Mrs. Isabel Judy returned to For
restberg last evening following a
pleasant visit in this city with Mrs.
John Whitmore.
Very recently r. j. Olson and FAM
lily had as their guest Mrs. l. Learner,
of Villas. Concluding the visit yes
terday, the latter returned home.
Mrs. Hawks, the late guest of her
sister, Mrs. w. /. Thompson, now
stopping at the lake, departed yes
terday for her home near Junius.
Miss Elsie Loner and sister, Miss
Gertrude, who were visiting relatives
in Madison several days, went north
last evening to call on friends at
Ramona.
Miss Florence Smith and Miss
Emily Kaye left on the westbound
train yesterday afternoon, the for
mer going to her home at Alpena
and the latter to Lane.
Lee Baker spent a couple of days
here with his mother, Mrs. j. Baker.
He returned to Rapid City yesterday
and will resume his work as brake
man on the C. & N. w. railway.
Charles Lewis and j. Fl. Coulson
were at Lake Herman for a weeE
camping and fishing. Yesterday they
went back 10 Erwin, the latter eX-
pecting to return to the lake today.
Miss Ida Loen and Miss lola Bailey
took a train out for Howard last
evening. The former spent four
weeks here with Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Hirtesin, who reside in the porthwes'
section of town.
John Stacy returned home yester'
DAY from Des Moines. He was with
the American forces in France anC
landed in New York on July l3. Mr.
Stacy was q member of the SOth di
vision.
Mrs. o. Forbord and daughter
Miss Ruby, made their departure late
Yesterday for their place of residence
at Hazel Run, Mimi. They were IL
this city calling on Mrs. Forbord':
daughter. Mrs. H. M. Applewick.
Mrs. Jennie Hackett and two sons
William and Bonnie, departed las
evening for Wakonda, where they
will remain for two weeks, while Wis
iting the formers daughter, Mrs
VIM. Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Morgan ar
rived from Washington. ID. c., las
evening and were met at the station
by Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Stanford, wht
took them by auto to their hons
near Junius. Mrs. Morgan is Mrs
Stanford's sister.
VIM. Rowland, of the Madison
Merchants association, arrived from
the south last evening after a coupl'
of weeks vacation spent mainly il
/, New York city, Brooklyn and vicin
ity. At the latter place he was tn
!, guest of his two brothers.
Winfred Dispatch: Miss Janet Mar
win, during the demonstration which
was held in Washington in honor o
: President Wilson's return, sang
solo, standing on the steps of tn
White House. She was PERSONAL.
congratulated by the president upol
the excellence of her work. Mis-
Janet is a Winfred girl.
Winfred Dispatch: Mrs. E. l.. Han,
has purchased the lot which join
John Lentsch's new building on tn
south and will build thereon as sool
as the lot can be cleared and put il
shape. When complete the structur'
will be used for a moving pictur,
theater.
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