The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-09-26
NEWS.


DIR. f. C. Willoughby, of Winfred,
is a business caller in Madison this
afternoon.
DR.. G.. X. Westaby, of Clark, iy in
the city calling on his brother, DR.. r.
S. Westaby.
VIM. Rohrer and family drove up
from Cotton yesterday for a visit
with the formers parents.
E. L. Coty and wife have departed
for Chicago, where a week will be
spent with relatives.
Miss Clara Zuggschwerdt, OF Gar
den City, spent the time between
trains shopping at local stores.
Earle Kelley, wife and brother,
Ross, drove to Mitchell today to take
in the Corn Palace.
Mr.. Wilburn is here from Chicago
installing X-ray machines for Drs.
Hovde, Gullstine and Rensvold.
John Bartells, a brother-in-law of
the lately deceased Stephen Belthuis,
departed this morning for his home
at Parkersburg, Ia.
M. E. Hart and wife were morning
passengers for St. Paul. They will
be away for a couple of weeks while
visiting Mrs. Harris sister. Mrs.
Kirby.
Trinity Lutheran church holds al
very important business meeting this
evening at 8 o'clock. All voting
members are urged to be present
C. K. Solberg, pastor.
Mrs. C. A. Kelley and Mrs. Wedge
wood departed for Sioux Falls this
morning where they will attend the
three days session of a w. G. T. u.
convention that opened there this
morning.
An auto party, consisting of j. Nc
Donald, VIM. Holiday. j. F. Run
chey and Nick Walden. were off
bright and early today for a drive to
the wild west exhibition at Rock
Rapids, La.
Miss Helen Lowe, teacher of Eng
lish and French in the Hudson high
cshool, accompanied her father home
yesterday on his return from Mitchell.
Miss Lowe will remain in this city
over Sunday.
Miss Agnes Conley, who has been
in the city with her parents since last
Sunday, accompanied her sister, Miss
Anna, to Sioux Falls this morning.
Miss Conley has a stenographic pos:-
tion in that city.
Chas. Lough, recently discharged
from the Flandreau hospital, is eX-
~periencing considerable trouble with
his amputated limb, so much so that
he has found it necessary to receive
medical aid at the local hospital.
II. A. Stahl has sold his residence
property. corner Third street and
Josephine avenue, a fine modernly
~ equipped home, to Mrs. Lora M. Lind
4 say, of Leroy township, who will
= Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Campbell left thl
city today, going by way of LeMars
Ia, to their home at ~Bellingham
Wash. Both have been enjoying
pleasant visit at the farm home OF
the formers brother, HI. III. Camp
bell, residing in Orland township.
Next Sunday will be Rally day a
the Presbyterian church. The pastor
would like about three people to do
nate the use of their autos to brins
the old people who cannot walk t.
the services in the MORNING.. Nc
Kibbin, minister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Farmer an,
daughter, Miss Carrie, left this morn
ing for Chicago, where a visit is Il
- be made with friends. From Their,
Miss Farmer will continue her jour
ney east where arrangements hav'
been made for entering a Boston
school of dramatic art.
The small son of Carl Nellis, resid
ing north of Ramona, sustained som
serious injuries about the face an
jaws yesterday when accidental
hit. getting caught in the gangs bein
drawn by a tractor. He is now a pa
ck- tient at the Madison hospital. Tn
his injuries are considered very seriou
by attending physicians.
.et. Miss Carrie Madison, who has car
at ably filled the position of stenoe
by rapher and typist at Mr.. Urdahl'
office since the 2Sth of May, 1917
me tenders her resignation tomorrow t
yht be in readiness to accompany he
ge. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. J. Madison
residing fourteen miles southwest i
nd Clarno township, to California in tn
DIS. nea future.
Miss Eunice Shipton, who for
me long time past has been a faithful
and efficient clerk at the Home Sur
.et. ply store, departed for Mankatc
eg- Mimi, today. Miss Shipton will Ell
ter a business college there for spe
lge cial commercial training. Her broth
asst er, Wesley. leaves tomorrow TO be
come a student at the Minnesota
state university. He will pursue
course in architecture.
Milton Schrepel, Sol of Mrs. Wn
LIE Schrepel, returned last evening froI
asst nineteen months service in France
-m.l Mr. Cohrnnal xuhr urac dicnbornod q