The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-02

in Madison from Sioux Falls yester
day.
Louis Malloy, who went with Other
Madison boys and saw real fightins
service overseas, completed the triI
home Sunday from the Atlantic sea.
board.
z. M. futile and wife, who were in
the city calling on their daughter
Mrs. K. G. Quarnstrom, returned by
auto yesterday to their home al
Watertown.
Miss Mary Walden, who spent a
year and a half overseas in Y. M. C,
A. work, reached New York a few
days ago and is now journeying
homeward.
j. M. Weber and family returned
to Richmond, MINI, today by auto
after a couple of days visit in this
city with f. H. ID. Vreyens and fam
lily.
Friends in this city have been APP
prised Of the fact that a nine and one
half pound son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude VanSlyke at Salem, Ore.
the 26th of May. The happy parents
are well known in this city.
Until today Mrs. ]. w. Harrington
has been entertaining her mother-in-
law, Mrs. w. Harrington, of Sioux
Falls. This visit of three days hav-
ing terminated, the former made her
return trip home.
Mrs. Fred Killion and son, Loren,
are at Minneapolis for a two weeks
visit with the Misses Hilda and Ven
della Anderson, the latter of whom
will graduate this week at the North
western conservatory of music.
Since last Wednesday, Mrs. Julia
Belier has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ellis, living three and a
half miles south of Madison. She
departed today for her home at Du-
buque, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wurster we're
morning passengers for Dubuque, Ia.
Their home is at Potosi, Wis. They
have been down on the Ellis farm,
south of town, calling on the latter's
sister.
This will be one open night at the
Normal, since the Clara G. Mackay
~oratorical contest has been aban-
doned. The remainder Of the com
mencement program will occur as
scheduled
Mrs. George Meyer, daughter of c..
A. Hackett, and baby, arrived in Mad
ison today for a visit with her pa
rents and to attend the Lester-Moore
wedding that takes place at Grace
Episcopal church at the hour of Z
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Mrs. H. Bowling, whose home is al
Mcintosh, has been spending a week
in Madison, the guest of Mrs. Len
Mccullough. This forenoon she took
train for Sioux Falls with the in
tention of going to C%enterville to visit
her relatives.
Mrs. f. A. Cosier and daughter,
Mrs. Fricke, who have been recent
at the farm home of Mr.. and
Lee s. Wood, living nine miles
southeast, started this forenoon IN
heir return trip home to Cherokee,
la.
Miss June Emry and mother re-
.urned on Sunday from an auto trip
in parts of eastern and south
EASTERN Iowa. Miss Emry states that
he corn is up well and growing nice
y. Speaking of high priced land, she
mentioned the sale of a farm near
irinnell that sold for $500 per acre.
VIM. Keegan, whose return from
)yerseas was made about a week ago,
'esumed his former clerical duties to-
lay in the Sutton clothing store. Be
ore going to war Mr.. Keegan spent
years behind the counters of
his popular clothing emporium. His
riends are all glad to see him safely
Jack and at his old job.
Prof. A. IT. ireland and son, Will
lam, left for Canton this morning.
The former goes to reorganize the
members of the 147th Field Artillery
'and that were with him overseas.
Inder the appellation of "The Fight
ng Band" that musical aggregation