The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-05

G. II. Owen, cashier of the Chester
State bank, was ~transacting business
in Madison today.
A. E. Bryan, president of the Nun
da State bank, and wife spent part Of
the day in this city.
Conrad Nelson came down from
Lake Preston today to have a trou-
blesome ear attended to-.
Mrs. Jno. Mcleod and daughter
Miss Marion, went to Sioux Falls to-
day to remain until Monday.
Miss Ruth Opperud went to Sioux
Falls this forenoon to visit her sister,
Miss Florence, over Sunday.
N. E. Walden and wife departed
for Yankton this forenoon to remain
a few days while calling on Mrs.
Wadden's parents.
A Madison physician states that
there are between fifteen and seven
teen cases of pneumonia in the vic
unity of Rutland.
Miss Della Larsen and Miss Lillian
Grewe were in the city today from
Erwin doing some trading at the
local stores.
Mrs. Scanlon and daughter, Miss
Leonora, also Mrs. Berther, of Ra-
mona, spent the time between trains
in this city today.
w. Richards was called TO south
ern Wisconsin today to attend the
funeral of his brother, James, whose
death occurred yesterday.
Rev. H. w. Minnish returned this
morning from Huron where he par
ticipated, last evening, in a big Met
hodist centenary gathering.
H. H. Mallory, of Sioux Falls, has
been calling on his son, Claude, pro-
prietor of the Mallory studio. He re-
turned to Sioux Falls this forenoon.
Mrs. Thomas Grandfather who has
' been spending a couple of days with
t her sister, Mrs. o. o. Seton, returned
this forenoon to her home at Colman.
Mrs. H. Hill was an arrival in this
city yesterday from Great Falls,
Mont. She came to visit with Mrs.
S. ]. Pinkerton, POI Union avenue s.
y J.. ]. O'Brien, our genial conduc-
t tor. is taking a few days lay off from
! from an operation performed on his
nose yesterday.
Miss Nora Smith made her depar-
ture this forenoon for Shindler, this
state, to remain over Sunday with
her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. b. F.
Smith.
Mrs. George Lofswold accompanied
by Miss Caroline Somers, at whose
home the former was a visitor since
Tuesday, returned today to her home
at Chester.
n, w. Griggs and family departed
= yesterday for Garden City, near which
place they will reside on a farm.
They have lived in Madison for about
four years.
Miss Anna Goas came from Ray
mond. Mimi, several days ago to take
: up her newly accepted duties as St
~enographer in the office of County
Judge, Ira F. Blewitt.
k f. l.. Kingsley today shipped a
: carload of implements to Miller near
which place he will break up a tract
of land and plant to flax. He will &c
to Miller within a day or two.
4 Miss Hazel Opperud is now in the
city for her spring vacation. She is
a teacher in the Huron public schools
O and will use the interim visiting heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Op
q perud.
k George Sheneberger, wife and dau
II ghter, Miss Edna, are at Parker
: visiting Miss Mabel Sheneberger, 9
daughter now teaching in the public
schools there. Mrs. Shenebergel
n went by train, the other two by auto
Mrs. A. w. Norton arrived from st
G Paul yesterday to visit with ole
g friends and acquaintance. Hel
daughter, Miss Susie, taught in thu
music department of the Normal
She now has similar work in the Nor
NAL school at Valley City, N. ID.
Mrs. C. Biteler and granddaughter
. were here from Flandreau the pas
few days visiting the formers dau
ghter, Mrs. Herbert Jones, who re
sides a short way south of the city
. They made their departure for hom'
: on a morning train.
Martin Brake who resides a
Jackson, Mimi, was in the city yes
u terday on business. This forenoon
he took train for Sheldon, Ia. Fol
Is many years Mr.. Brake has laugh
d in the public schools of Minnesota.