The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-08-01

of Humboldt today on business mat
tiers.
Mrs. Z. Bailey was down from Gar
den City yesterday consulting a local
physician.
Miss Maggie, have gone to Sioux City
TO spend a couple of days with rel
atives.
Mrs. Chas. Elhoff returned today
to her home at Wentworth after a
pleasant visit here with Miss Emily
Glatz.
George Doering went south today,
his trip taking him home to Akron,
la. Mr.. Doering was in this city call
ing on Hans Urdahl and w. Burgison.
After a few days visit with friends
at Lake Madison, Miss Hazel Smith
departed last evening for her home
at Howard.
After enjoying the hospitality of
her friend, Miss Mabel Combs, for a
week or more, Miss Mary Werck left
for her home at Mitchell.
Mrs. M. G. Eggen came in on the
east train yesterday for a visit with
her former friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Johnson.
Mrs. Hinsley came in on the train
from the south last evening to visit
with her daughter, Mrs. w. A. How
ard.
The funeral of the late James
at hat place tomorrow morning al
10 o'clock.
Mrs. M. E. Nelson and children de-
parted for Sioux Falls where they
will remain for two weeks while call
ing on the parents of the former, and
other relatives.
Miss Lillian Becker and sister, Miss
Amanda, are now journeying to LIE,
Mars, Ia, their home city. They
spent a week with friends at Lake
Madison.
Mrs. John Lewis and three daugh.
ters were in the city the greater par
of the day making purchases of loca
I merchants. They returned to LAX,
Preston by afternoon train.
! Mrs. George Johnson made her de
parture yesterday for her home a
Hinsdale, Mont. While here she wa
/ entertained at the home of Mr.. anC
; Mrs. w. r. Reynolds.
Miss Mollie Gosseth went to Sisse
ton yesterday afternoon. She was
visitor for a few days at the farm
e home of Mr.. and Mrs. Halvor Lee
4 twelve miles south of this place.
Mrs. Alta Hines went to Winfre,
e late yesterday to announce to he
d son living in that vicinity that thei
brother, Frank, is soon to reach Mad
ison from the Great Lakes nava
training station.
R. j. Baxter has taken over tn
[ agency for the Monarch tractor, bull
u and sold by the Monarch Manufac
turing company. WATERFOWL, Minr
Madison and vicinity will compris
his sales territory.
John r. Fenton, of Howard, al
= rived from Camp Dodge last evening
/ He was overseas for one year, lack
ing one-half a month, and landed i
: New York on the 23d of July. MI
It Fenton served with the 8Sth divisio
e in the vicinity of N~aziare, France.
John M. Wilson, who is enrploye
n as a helper at the electric light plan
left this morning on a vacation an
a visit with his children at Decatu,
l. Ill. In his absence r. Hanson wi
look after his work. Mr.. Wilson e,
poets to be gone about a month.
Prof. w. J. Landry and wife are o
a journey to Mondovia, Wis. TIL
former has been connected with tn
tional work since March rs and h
ability along that line has given GOO
satisfaction. He leaves the Madiso
schools to take up teaching labol
elsewhere.
A. ID. Brooks, of Cody, Neb., spel
the night in this city, not because
a personal desire to do so, bl
IL through force of circumstances. TT
oil conductor failed to take up his de
g. tination slip and no calls were a.
n nounced on the train, so he state
He thought he had ridden far enous
so got off, finding himself in Mao
son and not in Flandreau, where
k, intended going. This morning M
20, Brooks took an eastbound trai
se, reaching his objective point in d
time.