The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-24

accompanied by the formers sister,
Miss Clarice, went to Sioux Falls to-
day to consider the purchase of a new
Essex automobile.
Fred Buehler, of the Dacotah Oil
company, departed for Chicago this
morning to attend the national con-
vention of the Independent Oil Deal
ers' association soon to be in session
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Edmonds came
back from Minneapolis ON Saturday.
The former feels much improved in
health since undergoing an operation
at the Lutheran Deaconness hospital
there.
Miss Stella Ryan, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Nick Ryan, returned this
forenoon to her work at the Sioux
Falls business college, Sioux Falls,
after being in the city since last Fri
day.
John Rohweder began the opera
ton of his popcorn wagon last Satur-
day at the old stand, the corner of
Egan avenue and Center street, Last
January he purchased the outfit from
the former owner, Martin Nerdahl.
Everett Mann arrived home from
Vermillion Saturday to spend his
spring vacation with his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Mann. Incl
dentally he is helping out at the First
National bank, where he was former
ly employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Snyder and
daughter. Miss Gladys. started this
forenoon on their return trip to their
home in central Illinois. They were
here visiting their two daughters,
Misses Rosamond and Hazel. who are
students at the Normal.
There will be a big Home Guard
meeting tomorrow night at which
time visitors from surrounding towns
will be present to enjoy with the To-
calls a banquet which was primarily
intended to honor Second Lieutenant
Blaine Rowland, who, it was hoped,
would be present, but who because of
important business vas Obliged to de-
part from the city during the middle
of last week. Let there be a large
attendance. Lieut.. Rowland has
gone to make his home in Wyoming,
where he will follow his regular
trade, that of plumbing.
Philip Kvenvold came back TO Mad
ison today with a bride, the daughter
of d. E. Johnson, of Oldham. They
ly and at present are at the Robert
Bonner home, Blanche avenue N.
They expect to reside in the city for
the present.
Rev. Mr.. Grant, rector of Grace
Episcopal church, of this city, passed
through this morning from Howard
to Rochester, Mimi, where his wife
is confined in a hospital, recovering
from a surgical operation. Rev. Mr..
Grant hopes to hold service in Mad
ison next Sunday.
Rev. l.. f. Koenig, %synodical Sun
day school missionary for the Pres
byterian denomination, departed for
Sioux Falls this forenoon. He con-
Quoted services at Rutland yesterday.
Rev. Koenig covers this district un-
der the direction of Rev. c. McKib-
bin, of the local church.
Frances and Raymond Boyd gave
a delightful dinner party to 20 of
their young gentlemen and lady
friends at their home south of Jul
MUS recently. A number of young
people from this city were present by
invitation and state that the affair
was indeed enjoyable.
The 6 o'clock dinner which was to
have been given by the Civic and
Child Welfare club in honor of Mrs.
Gunderson, has beeD postponed owing
to Mrs. Gunderson's illness. The
club will meet in regular session
Tuesday evening at 7:45 in the Meth
odist church. Miss Faulhaber will
have charge of the program.
George Rensvold, with the army
of occupation in Germany, in a letter
from Saffig, Germany, under date Of
February 25, to his brother, DR.. p. M
Rensvold, states that tomorrow
expect to leave for France, possibly
Paris, to enter a university. Only
, five in the regiment are going, so
consider myself fortunate"
A big reception was rendered t.
nearly SO friends and relatives at The
Ole Holvick farm home 10 miles
northeast Of this city yesterday. The
affair was in honor of the return Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Holvick, who
were married just recently. A fine
spread was served to the company
present.
Mrs. Earl Brannan has returned
from Artesian bearing the report that
Mrs. d. A. Goble, whom she was
nursing, had passed away yesterday
morning. The deceased was former
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