The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-15

MISS Rosa PerrOn, OF Ramona,
made a business visit to Madison yes
terday.
d. J.. Mitterling has been confined
to his bed since last Saturday. In
digestion has interfered with his
regular duties for a time.
Albert Hackett returned Saturday
from border duty at Fort Bliss, Tex.
He was honOrably dismissed and ex
pressed pleasure at having again
the opportunity to do some farming.
w. M. Schultz purchased a ticket
this forenoon for Hampton, la. A
cousin of his passed way there yes
terday and Mr.. Schultz goes to at
tend the funeral services.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Currie, late ar
rivals from Long Beach, Cal, depart
ed yesterday for Ramona to spend a
few days at the farm with their son,
Hugh, and family.
Mrs. SOOr Flatten returned this
forenoon to her home at Lyns-
borough, Mimi, after spending sew
eral days in this city the guest of
Mrs. o. O. Soften.
Mrs. NJ. H. Cramer, who has been
the guest, for a few days, of Mr.. and
Mrs. William yelling, took the
train south this morning for hey
home at Sioux Falls.
Leo Vreyens is home today from
Huron. He is doing some contract
painting at that place and will re-
turn after a couple of days spent
here with his family.
Heine Koehler returned from
Freeport, Ill, Sunday, where he had
been assisting in the last illness OF
his late father. whose funeral was
held the latter part of last week.
Milo Drake returned yesterday to
Pierre to resume his official duties
at the capitol building. He was ac-
companied by his mother, Mrs. w. A.
Drake, who will visit there for an
indefinite period.
Undertaken A. G.. Hallenbeck was
today called to the farm home, fiji
teen miles south of the city, to care
for the remains of George Stevens,
who died last night. The deceased
was a son of j. S. Stevens, of Madi.
son.
Ben COrbin returned home yester-
day from the McKenna hospital a.
Sioux Falls. He has been away for
covering from an operation for APP
pendicitis. Mr.. COrbin is making
rapid gains in health and hopes soon
to engage in his former activities.
Mrs. p. j. Hooval has returned to
La Crosse, Wis, after a few days
spent in this city while closing up
the sale of her residence property
which is located at lis Josephine
avenue. Peter Backhaus was the
purchaser of the place. Mrs. Hooval
win soon move her household effects
to La Crosse.
Mrs. John Fisher and children,
also Mrs. John Haley, departed to-
day for their new farm home at
Clear Lake, MINI. They have been
residing near Lake Madison. These
ladies consider that the purchase of
Minnesota land is a good investment
since they were able to close the
deal on a $50 per acre basis, and
have included all the stock and farm
equipment. Their goods have been
shipped ahead and they are hoping
to be fully settled in a few days.
Rev. l.. L. Mann, of the First Bap-
fist church, left the city yesterday to
assist in furthering the victory cam
paign at Conger, Lily and Verdun,
this state. The Madison c~Ongrega-
ton have subscribed a total of 81
800 for world missionary and recon
struction work. The campaign is now
over so far as the local church is on
cerned and all who are interested in
the big program are gratified over
the showing made here. Rev. Mann
expects to be out of the city for sew
eral days.
Miss Hannah Bengard and sister,
Miss Pauline, departed yesterday aft
ernoon for their new home at Peg