The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-14
NEWS.

Mr.. Pfeiffer at the book store.
Norman Egge, of Nunda, transact
ed business in Madison yesterday.
Frank Richardson was at Went
worth the greater part of the day.
Merchant M. D. McGillivray, of
Junius, was a business visitor in
Madison today.
Miss Edith Lee returned to Rut-
land today after concluding a visit of
one week with Madison friends.
Milton Harvey was among the sol
diers who were returning from camp
yesterday.
j. A. Holvick is here from Fores1
| City, Ia, visiting with his relatives
and friends.
Miss Nettie Foster was down from
Howard yesterday consulting a local
physician.
Miss Hildred Williams underwent
an operation for the removal of tom
sils today.
Miss Mamie Goodrich, the late
guest of Miss Mary Squires, departed
yesterday for her home at Canova.
Miss Anna Smart, one of the teach
ers in the Madison schools, took a
morning train for Minneapolis.
Allen Lewis went to Colman this
morning to spend a few days With an
uncle.
Miss Boyce, who teaches in the
Madison Normal, left for Sioux, Falls
today.
Oscar Olson spent the time between
TRAINS in Sioux Falls today.
DIR. III. M. Gage, who delivered the
commencement address at the high
school Thursday evening, departed
yesterday for Huron.
Miss Adeline Hemro, a summer
school student d the Normal, went
to Howard yesterday to spend the
weekend with her parents.
Miss Nora Dahlen will visit her
folks at Oldham over Sunday. Miss
Dahlen is taking summer school work
here.
Miss Edna Sheneberger was a pas
senger for Colman today. She will
be the guest of friends and relatives
there for a week.
l. H. fowler is expected in from
Sioux City this afternoon. He will
make a Sunday visit with his wife's
mother, Mrs. ]. R. Raney.
Mrs. Estella Fazendin returned
home to Bryant yesterday after a two
days visit in this city with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Lawless.
Mrs. John Whitethorn, of Ramona,
stopped with Madison friends a few
days while having some dental work
attended to.
Miss Christine Shaft went to Ros-
well Friday evening to remain over
Sunday with her parents. Miss Shaft
is a student at the summer Normal.
Miss Cora Krogh, a teacher in the
Madison high school, departed this
forenoon for her home at North
wood, Ia.
For a week Mrs. Andrew Nesheim
has been entertaining Mrs. o. L. An
derson, of Sioux Falls. The latter
departed for her home this forenoon.
Miss Della Handorf has gone to
Gettysburg for a two weeks visit with
relatives. She was one of the forty
five students who graduated from the
Madison high school.
Rev. C. A. Solberg of Trinity
Lutheran church, returned this morn
ing from Oldham where he attended
IA bible conference and preached last
evening.
Misses Mabel and Agnes Hendon
returned Yesterday to their home al
Howard. They were in the city at
TENDING the high school graduating
exercises.
HI. s. Howes and wife were en-
route TO Winfred yesterday, having
come from Watertown in the fore
noon. At Winfred they will call on
Mr.. Howes' sister, Mrs. Ainsworth.
Miss Sadie Duffey left for Oldham
on Friday. She goes to visit her pa
rents over Sunday. Miss Duffey has
done a weeks work in the summer
school. -
Mrs. C. L. Coughlin and son, j. j.,
,arrived in Madison last Thursday for
La visit with Mrs. C%oughlin's parents,
4 Mr.. and Mrs. J.. j. Fitzgerald. NAL
waukee is their place of residence. =
Mrs. M. E. Silvius and daughter,
Miss Gladys, returned to their home
at Sioux Falls today after a pleasant
visit here with the Z. N. Bucklin
family.
Through the efforts of d. G. Beatty
the Mrs. Eddinger property, located
on Third street NV, now m into
the possession of Mrs. Tillie Fuller.