The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-20
Mrs Jobn Madden and cbildren

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returned home to Sioux Falls after
a pleasant visit of a few days with
Madison friends and relatives.
Miss Irene Fleming, who has been
a teacher in the public schools at
Elkton, arrived here Wednesday to
remain for the summer vacation.
Miss E. III. Sexauer terminated a
short visit here yesterday with her
friend, Miss Boyer, of the normal,
and went back to her home at Lake
Preston.
Mrs. T. w. Nelson arrived in the
city Thursday from Mabel, MINI.
She has planned spending two months
here with her sister, Mrs. G. w.
Reynolds.
While driving from Madison to his
home at Ramona last evening, VIM.
lO'Connell was forced to crank his
car, which kicked back and broke
his arm.
At the last days session of the
State Funeral Directors association
held at Lake Madison it was decided
to hold the next annual convention
at WATERFOWL.
Mrs. C. N. Bergheim departed
Tuesday morning for Brycelin, Frost
and Blue Earth, Mimi, to attend a
conference to be held at Brycelin and
to visit relatives.
H. C.. Hutchinson returned home
to washington Springs last evening
after enjoying the sessions of the
State Funeral Directors association
which were held at the lake.
Mrs. HI. Kruger and daughter,
Miss Emma, took the train north last
evening for Appleton, Wis. Mrs.
Kruger goes to assist in the home of
ia brother who is now quite seriously
ill.
Everett Mann, son of Rev. and Mrs.
L. l.. Mann, has returned home from
his university work at Vermillion
and for the summer will resume his
position with the First National
bank.
Mrs. A. A. Gaylord has received
the announcement of the wedding of
her daughter, Miss Marie Bush, to
Lawrence G.. North, which took place
last week in Simpson Methodist
church. Pomeroy, o.
Mrs. w. w. Schultz and two daugh-
tiers. Misses Vera and Ruth took
passage this morning for Austin,
4 MINI. They also purpose making a
trip through Iowa, to be gone for
5 al least a couple of months.
G. M. Lingle returned to Went
worth this morning after spending
< several days at the Madison hospital,
( where his son, Ralph, underwent an
operation for brain assesses. Mr..
! Lingle reports that his son is recov-
? ering. but slowly.
The weather permitting, the Sun
I day school of the German Baptist
church will celebrate the annual
. Children's Day next Sunday evening
: in the high school auditorium. The
J offering is for chapel work. Friends
$ are cordially invited.
Misses Agnes and Helen Krug went
, to Dell Rapids yesterday to spend the
weekend with their sister, Miss
Hattie, whose work as a teacher in
the public schools there has closed
5 for the school year. All three will
return to Madison next Monday.
{ After a long bout with the weather
man, Druggist Frank c. Smith sue
! ceeded yesterday in driving his new
! Stutz car to this place from Lake
Benton, Mimi, where it had been
left awaiting more favorable atmos'
pheric conditions for its removal.
DR.. Martin Bergheim, of the Uni.
s ~versity of Minnesota, and Miss Clara
Henderson. who is doing Red Gross
e work in Minneapolis, visited over
Sunday with the formers parents
{ Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Bergheim, botf
returning to Minneapolis Monday.
Mrs. A. Kopperud, who was elected
!, to the position of associate grand
e conductress at the Eastern Star gath
ering in Sioux Falls recently, depart
v ed yesterday afternoon for her home
d at Webster after a few days visil
thews.
Q Mrs. K. w. Chader and daughter
d Miss Edna, took a train late yester
d day for Lake Preston. For evera
days they have been visiting the Lin
coin and T.. Hanson families. From
Lake. Preston they will go to their
home; at Bethel, some miles north o
Minneapolis.
. Mr.. Croisant, wife and two SOM
I came from Ramona yesterday by aut'
, for a days fishing at Lake Herman
They arrived at the lake just befor'
the afternoon shower. Their after
= moons enjoyment being thus spoiled
9 they went home. Mrs. Croisant goinl
on the train.
Miss Caroline Roche made her re
= turn trip home to Minneapolis toda.