The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-21

To- AShNi VII III oiou@ ans a 4 =
now nicely domiciled in Or. w. A.
Rothschild's cottage at the lake and
enjoying a real vacation outing.
Clarence Sullivan is now on his
way to st. James, Mimi, for a visit
with his brother, Joseph, who return
ed from overseas a week ago, where
he served with the seth division.
William Hasvold was in the city
from Flandreau yesterday calling on
his brother, G.. L. Hasvold. He is
now on his way to visit two other
brothers, one at Aberdeen and an
other at Napoleon. N. d.
Miss May Bennett left for Sioux
Falls today. Her brother, Henry,
submitted to an operation at Nc
Kenna hospital yesterday and she
goes to assist him while convaIesc-
ing.
j. l.. Donelly and family started
today On a trip to the Pacific coast.
They will stop at Los Angeles for a
visit with Mrs. Donelly's sister, Mrs.
w. +. Moreland. They will also call
upon their daughter, Mrs. Anna Glib
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Havn and two
children came down from Pekin, N.
d., a week ago for q visit with the
family of L. N. Carsrud and family
who reside on a farm eight miles
south of the city. This morning they
departed for Marshall, Mimi.
Leo Petsch, wife and son came in
from Wentworth yesterday to hear
the concert given by the 147th Field
auditorium last evening. While in
the city they wqfs the guests of Prof
and Mrs. A. T. ireland.
Mrs. Hubert arrived from McIn-
tosh today to see her two children
Edna and Edwin, who have been
staying with Mrs. Mary Brown while
attending school at the Washington
building. On her return her children
will accompany her.
Mrs. F. A. Guerln and her two
daughters, Misses Esther and Court
ney Smith, made their departure to
day for the Black Hills section o.
the state. They will attend an Elk!
convention, the sessions of which
open today and continue until mex
Friday.
L. l.. Peck has sold all of his in
~terests in Madison. The store stocl
was bought by the Johnson corpora,
tion of Sioux Falls a little over ter
days ago and just recently Mrs. FREQ
Guerin made a cash purchase of his
home located on Harth avenue NE
Mr.. Peck has not decided yet JUS
where he intends locating.
C. C. Cokley, of Flandreau, after
many Attempts has finally succeeded
in finding a location for his line OF
business. He has rented the rooms
formerly occupied by George John
son in the Huntemer building ano
will soon open a general feed and
seed store.
Children's Day will be observed in
the Methodist Episcopal church to-
morrow morning, when a program
bt Htfth al Tic tifllG vi the IGk-
ular service of the church by the
children. The choir will render spe,
cial music. and the pastor will bap-
tie children.
Miss Stella Hjelmeier. bookkeeper
for the Lake County National bank,
has been granted a two weeks yaca-
ton. She departed for Mankato,
Mimi, this forenoon, from which
place she goes on, after a few days,
TO Minneapolis, to join a brother.
The two will then take a trip to
Columbia Falls, Mont.
Martin Bjornstad returned today
from Ellendaie. N. D., where he
called on three of his brothers. On
his return he stopped at Bruce and
visited a sister. Mrs. Ole Erickson,
Mr.. Bjornstad was gone ten days and
returns with the report that parts OF
central and eastern North Dakota are
practically inundated from recent
heavy rains.
The Missionary circle of the First
Baptist church met on Wednesday
-
afternoon at the beautiful country
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Schultz: Being an ideal day in June,
a large. number were in attendance.
The usual program was carried out,
Mrs: R:sM.s Lawrence had charge OF
ithe Study Hour. AT the close the
thostess, seiIed ice cream, cake and
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II The 147th Field Artillery band de-
lighted a good sized audience al the
high school auditorium last evening
and the dance following at normal
gymnasium was well patronized. The
dance and concert were both given
under the auspices of the Madison
fire company. The band went tc