The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-02-19

Mrs. Fl. F. Hotchkiss will spend a
few days with her brother, Frank
Bunker and family, who reside south
of Wentworth.
Mrs. Frank Kubias, of Minneap-
oils, has been in the city for a few
days, the guest of friends and rela-
tives. She departed for home today.
Rev. E. E. Durham, of the Adven-
fist church, is now at Sioux Falls dc
liveling a series of lectures and look
ing after church interests.
Mrs. E. w. Ketcham and Miss Ella
Ketcham went to Sioux Falls this
forenoon. They will hear the Alma
Gluck rendition before returning
home tomorrow.
Mrs. T. S. Williams and her two
children are now on their way to
Pickardsville, N. D., where they will
spend a month as guests of Mrs.
Williams mother, Mrs. Fred Carter.
Mrs. Alfred Nelson, Mrs. A. w.
Walkenhauer and Mrs. Bert Thomas
boarded the train south this morning.
They went to Sioux Falls to hear the
Alma Gluck concert.
Mrs. L. C. Lincoln has returned to
her home at Mora, Mimi, after a
pleasant two weeks visit in this city
with her mother, Mrs. A. M. Whit
more.
Rudolph Westby, brother OF Hans
Westby, recently honorably discharg-
ed from military service at Camp
Funston, arrived in the city last
evening after a visit in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Bietler have been
spending a few days at the farm re-
Gently purchased near Madison. They
expect to move on the place by
March /. Both returned to their
home at Flandreau this morning.
Mrs. A. A. Gaylord, who is employ
ed at t he A. II. Osborn drug store,
was in receipt today of a telegram
stating that her mother, now residing
at Middleport, o., is quite i'll from
pneumonia.
Mike Peters has just about com-
pleted filling his ice houses. A cou-
pie more days hauling will finish the
job. Mr.. Peters buildings have a ca
pacity of $50 to 400 tons, and he
states that the present quality of the
ice is the poorest in years,
Wanted. Someone to handle the
agency for Lake county for the best
electric light and power plants made
for farms. Must be able to give it
attention. Address E. Y. Rowland,
District Manager, Box 282, Mitchell,
s. d.
A. j. Baldwin, superintendent of
Lake Preston, where the family will
reside. Mr.. Baldwin will engage in
handling oil and accessories. Mr..
and Mrs. Baldwin own a lovely home
on Egan avenue N, which they ex-
pect to rent to Frank Pitzer.
Fred Stoltzman is making a trip
through Minnesota and Wisconsin.
At Mankato, which is one of his stop
ping points, he will call on his son,
Ben, who is pursuing a commercial
course at the Mankato business col
lege. Mr.. Stoltzman expects to be
absent from the city for a week OF
10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. III: ID. Vreyens are
in receipt of a letter from their son
Herman, who states that the 116tf
supply train has been split up into
companies, tn emajority of whom are
now retained for further service. He
says that only IL men were sen back
to the states, among them being VIM
Molumby, Albert Erick and Roy Alb
bot, of Lake county.
About lao people leave on a spe
cial train for Sioux Falls this after
noon for the purpose of hearing thu
famous Alma Gluck, whose appear
ance in this section has been the sig
nal for great attendance from all Owe
this section. Those leaving on thu
special are made up of people whos'
musical natures respond to appeals
by such great artists as Schumann
Heinck, Gluck and other world re
nowned soloists. To ID. j. Mitter
ling's efforts Is largely due the fact