The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-01-17


Miss Cinda Knox went to Sioux
Falls this forenoon to transact bust
ness.
Nels Grasdahl and Henry Olson
were in Madison yesterday from near
Rutland.
Mrs. Jack Seldom has gone to Ches-
ter to remain for a week with rela-
tives.
II. Otter, of Howard, was in Mad
ison yesterday to have some dental
work done,
Leo Schnell and Louis Bass were
visitors in the city today. Both re-
side at Ramona.
Mrs. Walter Angle departed for
Wentworth this morning to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kiefer.
+ Albert Raschdorf, who has been in
the employment of James Robertson,
went down to Sioux Falls today on a
business deal.
Mrs. Charles Monroe and sister,
Mrs. Milliken are spending the day
in Winfred while visitig with Mrs. r.
b. Wood.
Merl Schroeder arrived yesterday
from Fort Omaha, Neb. He bears
with him an honorable discharge
from service.
Mrs. Margaret Johnson was a
morning passenger for Flandreau.
She spent the time between trains to-
day with friends there.
VIM. Rae came in from Minneap-
oils this morning. He had been
away for several days on company
business.
Floyd Wooley, of the Madison shoe
hospital, is gradually getting out of
the grip of influenza. He was out
of doors awhile this forenoon.
Everett McQuain was in Madison
all day for the purpose of having an
inflamed eye treated. washington
Springs is Mr.. McQain's place of en-
ployment.
Geo. H. Waskey returned from
Sioux Falls this afternoon. He had
been in attendance at the annual
meeting of the State Implement Deal
ers association.
Lysle Pitts came up from Sioux
Falls on an afternoon train, He will
spend Sunday with his parents. He
is pursuing a business course and
states hal he enjoys his work.
]. F. Barthell was among the ar
rivals this afternoon. He came from
Lansing, Mich, where he was identi-
fled with the medical corps. DR..
Barthell formerly practiced medicine
at Winfred.
Miss Gertrude Haley returned on
Thursday from Colman, where she
had been assisting in the care of a
brother who is sick. She was absent
from the city for a week. /,
p. M. Venner returned from Shak-
opee, Mimi, today. He has been taxi
ing a course of treatment at the san
itarium there and is feeling much the
better for the attention given him.
Mrs. Amiel Hack, who has been
in the city a week taking care of her
sick mother, Mrs. j. H. Schultz, de-
parted for her home at Winfred
Thursday evening.
Elwood Gross and wife arrived on
IA morning train from Roundup,
Mont. They are here to visit the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r..
&c. Gross, of Leroy.
j. F. Rainey, of Lane, arrived in
the oity today to be the over Sunday
guest of Mrs. Ida May Jacobus, and
her sister, Mrs. /. II. fowler, of the
Madison Needle and Art store.
Senator Hans. Urdahl made his de-
Ipparture today for Pierre, where he
goes to attend the legislative session.
The senator has been absent from at
tendance only because of a recent ILL
ness of two weeks duration.
Mrs. Fred Mcbride was in from
Ramona during the day to see her
son Albert at Madison hospital. TIE
boy has gone through an operation,
but Mrs. Mcbride thinks he will be
able to go home some time next
week.
Ole Edmonds made his return
from Minneapolis this morning. For
several days Mr.. Edmonds has been
in consultation with the physicians at
the Lutheran Deaconness hospital
and receiving treatment to regain re-
cent failing health.
Mrs. l.. Buttenob, who has been at
Davenport, Ia, attending two flu
nerals, n of a brother. and the other
of a sister, whose deaths were but
nine days apart, passed through Mad
ison Thursday en- route for her home
at Howard.
Miss Hattie Krug, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Krug, came home
recently from belmont, being Obliged
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